Prep boys golf: Mountlake Terrace Tournament

At Nile G.C.

9 holes, par 34.

Team scores: Glacier Peak 193, Meadowdale 200, Shorecrest 209, Shorewood 217, Mountlake Terrace 223

Shorewood: Jamie Wright 36, Stuart Schachle 38, Jeff Madsen 44, Garrett Benofsky 47, Brian Serwold 52. Shorecrest: Trent Jones 39, Nathan Hannah 39, R.J. Eserjose 41, Marco Willis 43, Max Fogard 47. Meadowdale: Nate Glazewski 38, Weston Frisby 38, Nick Glazewski 40, Jon Larson 41, Trevor Frisby 43. Glacier Peak: Ben Richards 35 (medalist), Jacob Wollman 36, Conner Denessen 37, Josh Reines 40, Taylor Gildersleeve 45. Mountlake Terrace: Matt Jenson 39, Drew Williams 43, Miles Allen 45, Mike Jenson 46, Nico Malig 50.

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