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UIL Boys Golf State Championship Recap: Westlake, Highland Park and Argyle take state
Last year, golf was one of the many spring sports that was canceled due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. This year, new champions were finally crowned. Austin Westlake wins its 11th State Championship and Highland Park wins its record 22nd State Championship.
Here are the results from this week's UIL Boys Golf State Tournament!
6A Team
1. Austin Westlake: 299-299--598
2. Houston Memorial: 295-310--605
3. Austin Vandegrift: 308-303--611
6A Individual
1. Kaelen Dulany, Keller: 70-68--138
T-2. Preston Stout, Richardson Pearce: 71-68--139
T-2. Jacob Sosa, Austin Westlake: 69-70--139
.@Westlake_Nation wins its 11th #UILState Boys Golf Team Championship and is now tied for the second on the all-time list. Congrats to the Chaparrals!
Results ➡️ https://t.co/Ghl2oBcAGa pic.twitter.com/VIjoC0t9pB
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) May 19, 2021
5A Team
1. Highland Park (Blue): 299-286--585
2. Boerne Champion: 293-294--587
3. Highland Park (Gold): 302-286--588
5A Individual
1. Preston Cooper, Highland Park (Gold): 68-72--141
2. Trevor Mierl, Highland Park: 73-69--142
T-3. Thompson Huthnance, Highland Park (Gold): 72-71--143
T-3. Hudson Weibel, Highland Park (Blue): 72-71--143
T-3. Ty Holbrook, Granbury: 72-71--143
Extending their state record lead, @hpisdschools wins its 22nd #UILState Boys Golf Team Championship. Congrats to the Scots!
Results ➡️ https://t.co/Ghl2oBcAGa pic.twitter.com/uWd2BNo8NV
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) May 19, 2021
4A Team
* Second round reduced to nine holes do to weather
1. Argyle: 296-146--442
2. Monahans: 312-152--464
3. Canyon: 312-159--471
4A Individual
1. Jaxon, Wimberley: 65-36--101
2. Gaven Lane, Argyle: 70-33--103
3. Cason Johnson, Seminole: 71-36--107
Appearing in every #UILState Golf tournament since 2012, @ArgyleEagleGolf is bringing home another 🏆 for the trophy case after the Eagles win their 4th boys team championship.
Results ➡️ https://t.co/Ghl2oBcAGa pic.twitter.com/lpPSYIsT8O
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) May 19, 2021
3A
Brock wins 3A State Championship
Appearing in every #UILState Golf tournament since 2012, @ArgyleEagleGolf is bringing home another 🏆 for the trophy case after the Eagles win their 4th boys team championship.
Results ➡️ https://t.co/Ghl2oBcAGa pic.twitter.com/lpPSYIsT8O
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) May 19, 2021
2A
Normangee wins 2A State Championship
After the girls team captured its first #UILState Golf title, the boys team makes it a sweep. Congrats to @NormangeeHS on its third Boys Golf Team State Championship!
Results ➡️ https://t.co/Ghl2oBcAGa pic.twitter.com/ZhBPXlunTj
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) May 19, 2021
1A
Sterling City wins 1A State Championship
For the first time in 20 years, the Conference 1A #UILState Boys Golf Team Champ trophy is heading home to Sterling City. Congrats to the Eagles!
Results ➡️ https://t.co/Ghl2oBcAGa pic.twitter.com/1AU6QieVeL
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) May 19, 2021
For Full Results from 1A-6A CLICK HERE
Brock Boys Golf nabs Third State Title
The Brock boys golf teams showed up to the UIL State Tournament ready to showcase their top talent in their seventh-consecutive appearance. Led by Michael Redwine, the Eagles' Blue Team was able to finish at the top of the standings and bring Brock golf their third state championship.
Redwine finished sixth overall after scoring 79 both days for a combined 158 strokes. Redwine and his teammates Jayton Vaughan (84-77— 161), Gavin Taylor (84-79— 163), Peyton Garrett (80-85— 165), and Kutter Wilson (81-80— 161) were able to combine for a total score of 639 (324-315) to take first place in the UIL Class 3A State Golf tournament over Callisburg (338-324— 662) and Diana New Diana (329-341— 670). The Brock Blue Team beat second place Callisburg by an outstanding 23 strokes.
Brock Gold Team also finished in the top 5 as a fourth place team with a total score of 672 (332-340). Kendrick Hoster (84-77— 161) led the Gold Team along with teammates Trace Roger (79-84— 163), Tim Hoffman (83-88— 174), Jett Paris (86-80— 174), and Brady Lytle (92-93— 185).