Prep boys golf: Wesco 4A North Match

At Snohomish G.C.

18 holes, par 72

Team scores: Snohomish 386, Lake Stevens 424, Mount Vernon 443, Arlington 446, Monroe 462.

Arlington: Aiden McCann 86, Gub Abel 86, Austin Faux 87, Bishop Tyner 92, Connor Stephens 95. Lake Stevens: Spencer Raub 79, Erik Lundquist 81, Brayden Webb 82, Anthony Guerrero 89, Austin Borgart 93. Monroe: Owen Fenner 70 (medalist), Jake Job 82, Chris Peterson 97, Grayson McGovern 105, Dillon Fargo 112. Mount Vernon: Kyle Frederick 81, Miles Witt 86, Austin Darnell 87, Mitch Factor 89, Kevin Teeter 100. Snohomish: Ethan Casto 74, Luke Kuna 74, Keegan Willis 78, Colton Casto 80, Bryson Rizzo 80.

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