Young Lehi team wins school's first state golf title; Lone Peak's Brown repeats as medalist
Lehi finished 14 under to beat Skyridge by seven shots and end Corner Canyon's three-year reign, while Brown rallied past Lehi's Crue Harward with a final-round 64.
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Lehi won the first state boys golf championship in school history Tuesday, taking the 6A title at TalonsCove Golf Club in Saratoga Springs with a lineup of three sophomores and three juniors, the Deseret News reported. [1]
The Pioneers shot 14-under 562 over two rounds to finish seven shots ahead of runner-up Skyridge, with Lone Peak third. Three-time defending champion Corner Canyon tied for eighth. [1]
Lone Peak junior Blake Brown repeated as individual medalist at 12-under 132, closing with an 8-under 64 that included six birdies on the back nine. He overtook Lehi sophomore Crue Harward, who led by three after an opening 65 and finished second at 9 under. Lehi's Jordan Ofahengaue and Corner Canyon's Drew Wilson tied for third, and Skyridge freshman Jraice Finau was fifth. [1]
"I just knew I had to go low today," Brown said. Lehi coach Johnny Revill, a Lehi graduate, said he was proud of his team's grit and credited Thanksgiving Point's junior golf program for developing his players. [1]
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