Prep boys golf: Wesco 4A Tournament

At Echo Falls G.C.

18 holes, par 70

Team scores: Snohomish 369, Lake Stevens 416, Cascade 424, Jackson 448, Kamiak 455, Monroe 460, Mount Vernon 507, Mariner 513.

Medalists: Luke Kuna, Snohomish, 69, Ben Gardner, Snohomish, 69.

Team District quailfiers: Snohomish (Kuna 69, Gardner 69, Ethan Casto 72, Keegan Willis 74, Nolan Armbruster 85, Dylan Schuurma 87); Lake Stevens (Brayden Webb 79, Jake Rasmussen 83, Austin Bogart 84, Braden Whitney 84, Spencer Raub 86, Garrett Glick 92).

Individual District quailfiers: Cascade: Jon Cisneros 80, Andy Wilson 82, Brevin Brown 83, Matthew Slaven 86, Dylan Straus 93; Jackson: Arnold Ha 74, Jordan Brajcich 77, Norbu Sangpo 92, Matthew Lauer 102); Kamiak: Tanner Mohr 79, Tyler Farris 83, Mark Carter 88, Michael Baker 88; Monroe: Owen Fenner 76, Mikke Wittenberg 88, Chase Pack 90, Jake Job 91; Mount Vernon: Austin Darnell 78, Kevin Teeter 96, Mariner: Raza Khan 90, Justin Good 96, Tyler Hanning 100, Nick Mayfield 102.

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