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Prep boys golf: Where Do You Stand Tournament

At Snohomish G.C.

9 holes, par 36

Team scores: Kamiak 193, Snohomish 199, Shorewood 216, Meadowdale 217, Marysville Getchell 222, Mountlake Terrace 226, Everett 236, Snohomish B 242, Arlington 253, Glacier Peak DNQ.

Kamiak: Brian Moon 36 (co-medalist), Ryan Hardy 38, Steve Cabanday 38, Matt Kornegay 39, Justin Munson 42. Snohomish: Ben Gardner 36 (co-medalist), Colton Casto 37, Luke Kuna 39, Ethan Casto 41, Bryson Rizzon 46. Shorewood: Jamie Wright 38, Stuart Schachle 40, Sam Stapleton 44, Connor Vermeys 46, Morgan Baylor 48. Meadowdale: Trevor Frisby 38, Joey Haughney 39, Jack Stutz 45, Nate Glazewski 46, Jon Larson 49. Marysville Getchell: Tynan Vincent 42, Gage St. John 44, Jacob Reiswig 44, Matt Kaminski 45, Ryan Clausen 47. Mountlake Terrace: Michael Jenson 38, Matt Jenson 45, Miles Allen 47, Drew Williams 48, Joe Moisant 48. Everett: Cody Boll 41, Avery Barton 42, Cruz Allen 49, Griffin Gish 51, Sam Blair 53. Snohomish B: Sam Studer 48, Chris Eckstrom 48, Andy Robinett 48, Nolan Armbruster 49, Dylann Schurrman 49. Arlington: Aiden McCann 47, Bishop Tyner 47, Connor Stephens 48, Austin Faux 52, Keyton Holcomb 58. Glacier Peak: Josh Reines 41, Taylor Gildersleeve 44, Ethan Anderson 45.

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