Lucas Summerhays, of the Island School Voyagers boy’s golf team, shot a one-under par 71 to lead the team to Saturday’s KIF match at the newly reopened Puakea golf Course.
To claim the honor, the Island School Voyagers had a team total of 330. The Kaua’i Red Raiders boys finished at 381 for a second-place finish. The Waimea Menehune did not have enough golfers, to be considered as a team.
Unfortunately, all girls’ teams did not provide enough players, for team consideration.
Kaua’i High’s Samantha Murphy, led the Wahine golfers, scoring a 91. Ema-Lani Ebesu from Island School, finished second with a 95.
KIF golfers will be on spring break and will move to Wailua Golf Course, Saturday, March 26th, when the first groups of players will tee-off at noon.
Results
Boys
Island School 330: Summerhays 35-36-71, Christopher Jobe 36-42-78, Garrett Hadley 48-51-99, Spencer Summerhays 41-41-82;
Kaua‘i High School 381: Henry Anderson 42-38-80, Carson Oyama 49-45-94, Cody Nii 51-48-99, Sterling Mexia 54-54-108, Kai Gokan 60-53-113;
Waimea High School: Ty Tsukayama 5-43-93, Matt Taeza 57-63-120, Kanoa Martin 69-60-129.
Other boys scrores
Cody Yadao (Kap) 49-53-102, Keono Taniguchi (Kau) 57-45-102, William Quetula (Kau) 51-52-103, Kalvin Kadiz (Kau) 57-51-108, Perrin Owens (Kau) 72-60-132.
Girls
Samantha Murphy (Kau) 46-45-91, Ema-Lani Ebesu (IS) 44-51-95, Leilani Redondo (Kau) 47-52-99, Bailey Ponce (IS) 52-60-112, Serena Bryan (Kap) 55-60-115, Rian Yamamoto (Kap) 59-71-130.
