<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0QGGbz_1FV1zCmz00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0QGGbz_1FV1zCmz00" width="1200" height="600" >MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - Anthony Discini shot a 64 at Cambridge Country Club on Monday, Sept. 14, breaking the Marietta High School scoring record of 65 set by Andy Wentis in 1980.“It probably hit me to about the 15th hole though, but the first 14 holes, like my whole entire goal was just to, you know, maintain my league, get the momentum,” Anthony said. “And then after I had that chip in, I believe it was maybe my 15th hole, I honestly can’t remember, but after I had that chip in, I was like, you know what, this might be happening though.”Anthony’s father, Jason, is also his coach and watched the round unfold.“I knew what was happening, but I didn’t tell him,” Jason Discini said. “And he asked me on, I believe the last hole, what’s the school record? And I go, it’s something, we’ll look it up afterwards. I go, let’s just worry about two putting and winning the event and we’ll figure out the rest later. And then after he putted out on his last hole, he came running over. He knew he shot a good score and I go, guess what? You actually just broke the score record. You didn’t tie it. So it was a nice moment to share with your son, also as a coach as well. It was a great experience.”Anthony said his current success contrasts with where he was five years ago.“I would say five years ago, I was probably at my lowest and I didn’t think in five years from now I’ll be at this point,” Anthony said. “The only thing I can do is just be grateful for it and thank God for it. So it really wasn’t like a thing I was expecting either. I know on Monday I woke up just trying to go out there, play my normal golf and that just happened.”Jason Discini said his son’s dedication compares to that of Wentis, the previous record holder.“What we really admire about Anthony and what we’ve learned, being a coach here and setting all the records off, we learned a lot about Andy. And Andy and Anthony are very similar, their work ethic,” Jason said. “Like I could leave for work every day at 7 in the summer and he’s already up, so you need to drop me off the golf course. And he’s here till 9 o’clock at night. And now that school’s in session, he gets picked up and gets dropped off here and he practices until it’s time for practice at 5:30. So I’m more proud of, not so much the achievement, but my wife and I are so proud of all the hard work he’s done.”The Tigers golf team won its second straight sectional championship on Thursday and will look to break another 40-year streak by earning a state tournament appearance.</div></body>

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MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - Anthony Discini shot a 64 at Cambridge Country Club on Monday, Sept. 14, breaking the Marietta High School scoring record of 65 set by Andy Wentis in 1980. “It probably hit me to about the 15th hole though, but the first 14 holes, like my whole...

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MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) - Anthony Discini shot a 64 at Cambridge Country Club on Monday, Sept. 14, breaking the Marietta High School scoring record of 65 set

Marietta golfer breaks 46-year-old school record

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