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Prep boys golf: Monroe Match

At Echo Falls G.C.

16 holes, par 63

Team scores: Snohomish 368, Arlington 373, Mount Vernon 376, Monroe 388, Lake Stevens 394.

Arlington: Nick Rothrock 68, Anthony Allen 69, Cody Mclane 76, Aiden McCann 79, Bishop Tyner 81. Lake Stevens: Nate Slater 71, Anthony Guerrero 73, Erik Lundquist 82, Scott Blumenfeld 82, Brayden Webb 86. Mount Vernon: Kyle Frederick 72, Miles Witt 74, Dane Hewitt 76, Tanner Weymouth 77, Tyler Visten 77.Snohomish: Luke Kuna 69, Michael Siderious 70, Tanner Perry 73, Austin Willis 77, Keegan Willis 79. Monroe: Owen Fenner (medalist) 65, Michael Fretz 77, David Garrison 81, Zach Reynolds 82, Chris Peterson 83, Jake Job 83.

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