Jon Johnson

Skinner, who was a shot back of the lead after a first round 66, followed it up with a steady 2-under par 68 on Friday.

Though he didn’t finish like he would have liked, Kyser said he learned plenty about himself this week.

A little carpet magic from the night before at the Airbnb Stiglitz was staying at may have been the difference.

Right behind is Jackson Skinner of Birmingham with a 66, while six players are two strokes off the pace at 67.

Clay Kyser of Opp got the word Wednesday he was getting a chance to play in the Press Thornton Future Masters as a replacement player in the 15-18 age division.

Parker Trawick of Enterprise and Clay Kyser of Opp both stand at 8-over par 148 for the tourney.

Dothan is now 8-2 in the South Central Division with 21 points, just behind first place and unbeaten Asheville (N.C.), which stands at 8-0 with 24 points.

Cloern hit his drive on 18 into a fairway bunker, but didn’t panic in the least.

Moore knows he’ll have to adjust his game some for the DCC layout, which is more compact than that of Highland Oaks, where he plays the most.

The first camp was held Monday at the Boys and Girls Club to kick things off, but will move over to Wiregrass Park on Mondays in the coming weeks.

Scott, the Dothan native and former Rehobeth High standout who led Troy to the NCAA Championships this past spring, shot steady rounds of 69, 68, 69 and 68.

Santiago Hoyos, Ivan Gonzalez, Devonte Richards and former Northview standout Alec Palanjian tallied the goals for Dothan in the win over Birmingham.

Details of a mural depicting the Future Masters were also unveiled during the press conference.

It was a season of fun capped by a state title for Wicksburg junior standout Ellie Cox and Kinston head coach Andy Norris this spring.

The former Troy University and Rehobeth High standout is certainly among familiar surrounding this week at Highland Oaks in Dothan on the Robert Trent Jones Trail.

While Howell had to slow down competing in races as he aged, he always had a presence and was a huge promoter of the sport to the very end.

The two earned top honors for the Dothan Eagle Super 12 boys soccer selections with Morton being named Coach of the Year and Selig chosen Player of the Year.

The Dothan United Dragons – aka Circle City Scratchers for one night in support of the Wiregrass Pets Foundation – clawed their way to a 2-1 win.

Enterprise, ranked third in the state, improved to 28-1 overall and finished 6-0 in area play, while Dothan is now 19-11 overall and finished 4-2 in the area.

The Lady Wolves had already secured second place in the area, also behind Montgomery Academy, but got a solid tune-up for the playoffs.