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Prep boys golf: 2A District 1/2 Tournament

At Skagit Golf and Country Club

18 holes, par 72

State qualifiers: Cody Roth (Bellingham) 148, Matt Maresse (Sammamish) 151, Nick Nolan (Bellingham) 151, Erza Arneson (Lynden) 154, Connor Atkinson (Burlington-Edison) 155, Taylor Paul (Bellingham) 157, Rees Kruhlak (Bellingham) 160, Sean Goldfinch (Archbishop Murphy) 163, Ben Thacker (Archbishop Murphy) 163, Brian Lucas (Archbishop Murphy) 164, Steve Hopkins (Lake Washington) 166, Tavo O’Connell (Squalicum) 166, Alex Crabtree (Lynden) 168, Nathan Dills (Sedro-Woolley) 168, Zach Gibbs (Sedro-Woolley) 168, Loch Elliot (Burlington-Edison) 168, Eston Connolly (Burlington-Edison) 170, Matt Brooks (Sammamish) 171.

Other individual results: Archbishop Murphy: Quinn Stanley 171, Matthew Pabisz 172, Ethan Crout 174. Cedarcrest: Mitchell Frimodt 175. Lakewood: Christian Case 175. Sultan: Jake Varnell 171. Granite Falls: K.C. Spencer 175.

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