The Island School Voyagers have added another trophy to its trophy collection after its boys’ golf team, and two KIF golf individualists, were crowned at the KIF championship at Wailua Golf Course on Saturday the two KIF golfers are Ema-Lani Ebesu and Spencer Summerhayes.
Henry Anderson of the Kaua’i Red Raiders, shot a two-day 172, to qualify for one of the state qualifiers spots. Ty Tsukayama, the Waimea Menehune, finished at 174 and earned the second state qualifier spot.
The fight for the boys KIF individualist was even more intense as the Voyagers Lucas Summerhays won the first round with the best score of the day at windy course at 82.
Spencer, his brother, followed him two strokes back at with an 84.
The pace was set by Lucas, who crossed into the back nine on the second day with a 39. Spencer crossed the into the back nine with a 43.
Spencer managed to control the back nine and finished with a two over 38. Lucas struggled at 45 to complete the overall play at 166, just one stroke behind Spencer’s 165 which earned him the Kauai Interscholastic Federation title.
Ebesu was conservative and ended with a two day 193 to wear Kauai Interscholastic Federation girl’s crown.
Ebesu and the Kaua’i Red Raiders KIF girls team won the competition.
