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Friday, May. 09, 2008
Golf roundup: Hanford's Harvey wins 3A regional tournament
By the Herald staff
Hanford's Josh Harvey shot rounds of 70 and 75 at Horn Rapids Golf Course in Richland, finishing with a 1-over 145 total to earn medalist honors and lead the Falcons to the team title at the 3A Eastern Regionals.
Four Hanford golfers were among the 12 state qualifiers.
Joining Harvey at state May 20-21 at Bellingham Country Club will be Scott Kim, Nick Myles and Alex Cantu, as well as Sunnyside's Justin Bos and Southridge's Max Dreisbach.
Horn Rapids GC (par 72)
Boys (top 12 to state)
Team scores--Hanford 79, Eastmont 58, West Valley 37, Southridge 16.5, North Central 14.5, Sunnyside 12, East Valley 10, Kamiakin 3.
State qualifiers--Josh Harvey (Han) 70-75-145, Brady Parsons (Estmt) 75-73-148, Eric Gravbrot (WV) 77-74-151, Scott Kim (Han) 78-73-151, Nick Myles (Han) 77-76-153, Sam Marney (Estmt) 76-79-155, Spencer Ellis (Estmt) 76-79-155, Alex Cantu (Han) 79-76-155, Justin Bos (Su) 78-78-156, Ben Johnson (EV) 76-81-157, Max Dreisbach (SR) 77-80-157, Teddy Jones (WV) 77-80-157.
Locals who made cut--15, Justin Sprengel (SR) 79-80-159; 19, Riley Hayfield (Kam) 81-82-163; 21, Kyle Keller (SR) 80-84-164; 22, Jordan Bohlander (Kam) 81-84-165; 23, Matt Baide (Han) 83-83-166.
CWAC boys
Black Rock Creek GC (par 72)
Team scores--Prosser 370, Quincy 383, Grandview 391.
Medalist--Tommy Contreras (P) 80. Prosser--Chad Hancock 85, Noah Bowan 97, Cameron Peck 108. Grandview--Kyle Womack 92, Josh Jardine 97, Ryan Contreras 99, Greg Gonzalez 103.
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