LHSAA State Golf Championship Final Results; Weather Forces Early Conclusion

May 6, 2025

by: Vincent Cacioppo // GeauxPreps.com Managing Editor

Louisiana’s top high school golfers delivered strong performances over the last 2 days as the 2025 LHSAA State Golf Championships wrapped up across Acadiana. The tournament, originally set for 36 holes, was shortened to 27 due to inclement weather.

At Les Vieux Chenes Golf Club, the Benton High School’s girls team extended its run of excellence by taking the Division I title with a two-day total of 215, thanks to standout play from Grace Goodwin and Abigail McWilliams. Brusly’s Maci Williams claimed individual honors with a 70-34—104 finish, while Academy of the Sacred Heart took home the Division II team crown with a score of 234, led by Jade Neves’ steady 74-35–109.

On the boys’ side, Catholic of Baton Rouge held off C.E. Byrd to win the Division I championship at The Wetlands in Lafayette, while Lafayette High’s Drew Sliman posted the lowest individual total of the tournament with a 67-34–101.

St. Louis Catholic took home the Division II title at The Farm d’Allie with a two-day total of 457, showcasing a strong team effort. In Division III, Ascension Episcopal put up a strong two days with 445, holding off Parkview Baptist (447) at Cane Row Golf Club in New Iberia. Vermilion Catholic held off Westminster Christian with a 517 to 520 total to capture the Division IV State Title at Cane Row. Below are the full team and individual results for the state championships.

Division I Girls Final Results

At Les Vieux Chenes Golf Club (5,679 yards, par 74), Youngsville, La.

Courtesy Dan McDonald – Defending champion Benton had two of the top three individual finishers for the second straight day and used that finish to claim the title in Girls Division I at the LHSAA State High School Golf Championships.

Grace Goodwin and Abigail McWilliams finished second and third individually, with McWilliams carding a one-under 35 and Goodwin a two-over 38 in Tuesday’s rain-shortened round over the 5,679-yard par-74 Les Vieux Chenes Golf Club layout.

That 73 total added to their first-day six-under 142 and left Benton at 215 for the tournament, good enough for a 17-stroke victory over runner-up Barbe after Benton had entered the final round with a 12-shot lead. Because of rain and lightning in the Acadiana area, the tournament was shortened to nine holes on Tuesday and to a total of 27 holes.

Maci Williams of Brusly, who entered the final day one shot behind Goodwin in the individual chase, had the low round of the day Tuesday with a two-under 34. Williams birdied the par-four sixth and the par-five eighth in a no-bogey round on Tuesday and finished at 104, three strokes ahead of Goodwin and four strokes ahead of McWilliams.

Evelynn Artieta of Walker finished fourth at 110 with a final-nine 36, after she lost in a playoff with defending champion Mattie Purgahn of Barbe last year. Purgahn finished fifth at 115 and Barbe teammate Maggie Dressler was tied for sixth with Kate Boersma of Ruston to help Barbe claim runner-up honors.

Southside of Lafayette finished third at 244 while St. Joseph’s Academy was fourth at 249 and Northshore fifth at 258.

TEAM STANDINGS (Points)
  1. Benton 142-73—215
  2. Barbe 154-78—232
  3. Southside 165-79—244
  4. St. Joseph’s Academy 165-84—249
  5. Northshore 171-87—258
  6. Dominican 181-86—267
  7. Ruston 179-91—270
  8. Walker 185-85—270
  9. St. Scholastica 186-94—280
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS
  1. Maci Williams, Brusly 70-34—104
  2. Grace Goodwin, Benton 69-38—107
  3. Abigail McWilliams, Benton 73-35—108
  4. Evelynn Artieta, Walker 74-36—110
  5. Mattie Purgahn, Barbe 75-40—115
  6. Maggie Dressler, Barbe 79-38—117
  7. Kate Boersma, Ruston 79-38—117
  8. Rhyan Marcelissen, Southside 84-37—121
  9. Caroline Endsley, Southside 81-42—123
  10. Scarlett Kirsch, St. Joseph’s 80-43—123
  11. Emmi Marceaux, Sam Houston 81-44—125
  12. Sadie Cambre, Dominican 87-39—126
  13. Ava Heine, St. Joseph’s 85-42—127
  14. Lexie Crappel, Northshore 84-45—129
  15. Aubrey Fiore, Northshore 87-42—129
  16. Berkley Reitzell, St. Joseph’s 88-42—130
  17. Morgan Goudeau, Tioga 88-46—134
  18. Beth Baugh, St. Scholastica 93-42—135
  19. Tymber Joubert, St. Thomas More 93-43—136
  20. Cassidy Scroggins, Barbe 91-46—137
  21. Lily Hutchinson, Dominican 94-47—141
  22. Kendal Drezins, Northshore 95-47—142
  23. Lucille Inman, St. Scholastica 93-52—145
  24. Marian Jouandot, Dominican 101-49—150
  25. Ava Shepard, Covington 107-48—155
  26. Mary Hammond, Ruston 100-57—157
  27. Carsyn Autrey, Walker 113-49—162
  28. Brielle Gantt, South Beauregard 106-59—165
  29. Mackenzie Snelling, Southside 111-58—169
  30. Reese Johnson, Walker 111-61—172
  31. Addison Wood, Ruston 119-53—172

Division II Girls Final Results

At Les Vieux Chenes Golf Club (5,679 yards, par 74), Youngsville, La.

Courtesy Dan McDonald – Academy of the Sacred Heart had two of the day’s three lowest scores Tuesday and used that to rally from a one-stroke deficit after the first round and claim the championship in Girls Division II of the LHSAA State High School Golf Championships.

Individual champion Jade Neves posted the day’s low round with a three-under 35 on the par-38 back nine at the 5,679-yard par-72 Les Vieux Chenes Golf Club, while teammate Madeline Rudolph finished with a three-over 41. That gave ASH at 76 score on Tuesday in the rain-shortened event, nine strokes better than runner-up Episcopal, and a winning two-round total of 234.

Episcopal, the first-round leader by one shot, finished with an 85 after the tournament was shortened by rain and lightning to nine holes on Tuesday and to a total of 27 holes. Episcopal finished eight shots back at 242.

Neves, the first-round leader with an even-par 74, had won the Division I individual title in 2023 and was sixth in Division I last year. She lost her first-round lead when she bogeyed her first hole, the par-five 10th, and defending individual champion Sophia Macias birdied. But Neves birdied four of her next eight holes including a clinching birdie at the par-five 18th to finish at three-under 109.

Macias’ one-under 111 was the only other sub-par score, with Ashley Biehl of Ursuline Academy in third place at 120 and Rudolph in fourth with her 125 score. Ali Evans of Westlake finished fifth at 129 and Reese Crooks of St. Louis Catholic sixth at 130.

Westlake finished third in the team race at 277 while Ursuline Academy was fourth at 284 and St. Louis fifth at 285.

TEAM STANDINGS (Points)
  1. Academy of the Sacred Heart 158-76—234
  2. Episcopal 157-85—242
  3. Westlake 184-93—277
  4. Ursuline Academy 194-90—284
  5. St. Louis Catholic 193-92—285
  6. St. Mary’s 192-95—287
  7. Loyola Prep 197-94—291
  8. Ascension Christian 219-98—317
  9. St. John 216-118—334
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS
  1. Jade Neves, Academy Sacred Heart 74-35—109
  2. Sophia Macias, Episcopal 75-36—111
  3. Ashley Biehl, Ursuline Academy 78-42—120
  4. Madeline Rudolph, Academy Sacred Heart 84-41—125
  5. Ali Evans, Westlake 83-46—129
  6. Reese Crooks, St. Louis 87-43—130
  7. Marcella Rabalais, Episcopal 82-49—131
  8. Kaylie Hui, Isidore Newman 87-45—132
  9. Audrey Perry, St. Frederick 87-49—136
  10. Grace Gunn, Academy Sacred Heart 93-47—140
  11. Lilly Boyd, St. Mary’s 94-47—141
  12. Lily Osbon, Evangel Christian 98-45—143
  13. Kathryn Jackson, Loyola Prep 97-46—143
  14. Lacey Boyd, St. Mary’s 98-48—146
  15. Isabelle Taylor, Beau Chene 101-46—147
  16. Elle Rodriguez, Westlake 101-47—148
  17. Charlotte Campbell, Loyola Prep 100-48—148
  18. Emma Penfield, Many 99-51—150
  19. Ella Perez, Episcopal 102-50—152
  20. Bayleigh Waldrep, Ascension Christian 107-46—153
  21. Alyson Gagliano, St. Louis 106-49—155
  22. Karlee Richard, Westlake 106-53—159
  23. Saige Berthelot, St. John 105-57—162
  24. Peyton Escamilla, Ascension Christian 112-52—164
  25. Joey Brady, Ursuline Academy 116-48—164
  26. Julia Braud, Loyola Prep 112-53—165
  27. Janine Wells, St. Mary’s 110-60—170
  28. Amelie Dardenne, St. John 111-61—172
  29. Malaina Burke, Christ Episcopal 113-60—173
  30. Emily Engolio, St. John 145-68—213

Division I Boys Final Results

At The Wetlands (6,348 yards, par 72), Lafayette, La.

Courtesy Dan McDonald– Catholic High of Baton Rouge posted three even or sub-par scores in Tuesday’s rain-shortened second round and used that to claim the Boys Division I state title at the LHSAA State High School Golf Championships.

Catholic High posted one-under 143 score in Tuesday’s final round, which was cut short because of weather in the Acadiana area that limited the tournament to 27 holes. That gave CHS a two-day 428 total, good enough for a five-stroke win over defending champion C. E. Byrd, which had won seven of the last nine Boys Division I titles.

Drew Sliman of Lafayette High finished with a seven-under 101 score over the 27 holes and claimed the individual championship by one stroke over Justin Lotz of Northshore. Duke Nitcher of Jesuit, last year’s runner-up who had the low round of the tournament with an opening eight-under 64, finished third at five-under 103.

Catholic High and Byrd were tied after Monday’s first round at three-under 285, but Kevin Zheng and Nyles Williams both shot one-under 35 and David Marsh had an even-par 36 on Tuesday to boost Catholic High to the top spot. St. Thomas More jumped up two spots and finished in third place at 441 while Jesuit was fourth at 445.

Sliman, who had the low round in qualifying last week with a five-under 67, had two birdies in his first three holes over the 6,348-yard par-72 The Wetlands layout and finished with a no-bogey round. He was in fourth place individually entering the final round and was tied with Lotz going to the ninth hole, but Lotz took a bogey on the par-five ninth to fall one shot back before the final nine holes was washed out.

TEAM STANDINGS (Points)
  1. Catholic-Baton Rouge 285-143—428
  2. C. E. Byrd 285-148—433
  3. St. Thomas More 297-144—441
  4. Jesuit 286-159—445
  5. Mandeville 291-155—446
  6. Brother Martin 306-150—456
  7. Alexandria 307-158—465
  8. Neville 305-161—466
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS
  1. Drew Sliman, Lafayette High 67-34—101
  2. Justin Lotz, Northshore 66-36—102
  3. Duke Nitcher, Jesuit 64-39—103
  4. Rylan Hess, St. Paul’s 69-35—104
  5. Kevin Zheng, Catholic-Baton Rouge 69-35—104
  6. Shepherd Smith, C. E. Byrd 70-35—105
  7. James Holtsclaw, C. E. Byrd 71-34—105
  8. William Porter, Neville 72-33—105
  9. Maddox Mowad, Neville 66-40—106
  10. Andres Prieto, Catholic-Baton Rouge 69-37—106
  11. Riggs Ryan, St. Thomas More 71-37—108
  12. David Marsh, Catholic-Baton Rouge 72-36—108
  13. Bradley Wall, Mandeville 70-39—109
  14. Jack Longman, St. Thomas More 76-33—109
  15. Parker Greene, Mandeville 73-37—110
  16. Nyles Williams, Catholic-Baton Rouge 75-35—110
  17. Taylor Crowell, Alexandria 76-44—110
  18. Slayton Guidry, C. E. Byrd 70-41—111
  19. Brooks Blanchard, Jesuit 71-40—111
  20. Kade Bryant, Benton 72-39—111
  21. William Boasberg, Jesuit 74-37—111
  22. Hunter McDermott, Brother Martin 74-37—111
  23. Gavin McDermott, Brother Martin 75-36—111
  24. Collin Dibbley, Sam Houston 72-41—113
  25. Benjamin Robinson, Lafayette High 80-34—114
  26. Mason LeBlanc, St. Thomas More 74-40—114
  27. Bennett Lanasa, St. Paul’s 75-39—114
  28. Wayne Kabrich, Mandeville 73-42—115
  29. Brooks Reid, C. E. Byrd 74-41—115
  30. Matthew Yeung, Mandeville 75-40—115
  31. Brennan Pecoraro, Brother Martin 76-39—115
  32. Tripp Bellard, St. Thomas More 76-39—115
  33. Benjamin Hendricks, Mandeville 76-39—115
  34. Charles Smith, C. E. Byrd 77-38—115
  35. William Wallace, Alexandria 75-41—116
  36. John Ritter, Catholic-Baton Rouge 76-40—116
  37. Henry Crowell, Alexandria 77-40—117
  38. Jackson Townsend, Alexandria 79-38—117
  39. Pierce Perry, Alexandria 79-39—118
  40. Sawyer Bernard, Brother Martin 81-38—119
  41. Carter Hughes, St. Thomas More 85-35—120
  42. Julien Tullier, Jesuit 77-44—121
  43. Jacob Theriot, Brother Martin 85-40—125
  44. Carter Vinson, Neville 82-45—127
  45. Zach Derouen, Neville 85-43—128
  46. Coleman Puneky, Jesuit 86-43—129
  47. Cole Carlos, Live Oak 85-45—130
  48. Hunter Quinn, Neville 95-50—145

Division II Boys Final Results

At The Farm d’Allie (6,536 yards, par 72), Carencro, La.

Courtesy Dan McDonald – St. Louis Catholic of Lake Charles made its first-day lead stand up Tuesday, finishing with three of the top four individuals on the way to the team championship in Boys Division II at the LHSAA State High School Golf Championships.

Kye Hanks of St. Louis claimed the individual title with a two-under 106 score in the weather-shortened event, with weather in the Acadiana area limiting the tournament to nine holes on Tuesday and a total of 27 holes. Teammates Samuel Broussard (115) and Kane Hanks (116) finished third and fourth respectively in helping St. Louis finish with a 156 total in Tuesday’s nine holes and a 457 overall score.

That was good enough for a 28-stroke margin over runner-up and tournament host Teurlings Catholic, with the top two teams both carding identical 12-over 156 scores on Tuesday over the 6,536-yard par-72 The Farm d’Allie layout. St. Charles Catholic was 27 more strokes behind in third place at 512 while Vandebilt Catholic was fourth at 522 and Brusly fifth at 523.

Hanks, Monday’s individual leader after a three-under 69, had three birdies and three bogeys in the rain-shortened final round to finish seven shots ahead of runner-up Fulton Pigeon of Holy Cross, who shot 75-38—113 as an individual entry. Brewer Cain led Teurlings Catholic and had the low round of the day Tuesday with a one-under 35, finishing tied for fifth with Dane Galiano of St. Charles Catholic at 11-over 119.

Jackson Dauzat of Teurlings Catholic and individual entry Kaine Stevens of North Vermilion were one more shot back and tied for seventh at 120.

TEAM STANDINGS (Points)
  1. St. Louis Catholic 301-156—457
  2. Teurlings Catholic 329-156—485
  3. St. Charles Catholic 341-171—512
  4. Vandebilt Catholic 348-174—522
  5. Brusly 352-171—523
  6. South Lafourche 355-175—530
  7. DeRidder 368-168—536
  8. Sterlington 374-192—566
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS
  1. Kye Hanks, St. Louis Catholic 69-37—106
  2. Fulton Pigeon, Holy Cross 75-38—113
  3. Samuel Broussard, St. Louis Catholic 76-39—115
  4. Kane Hanks, St. Louis Catholic 76-40—116
  5. Brewer Cain, Teurlings Catholic 84-35—119
  6. Dane Galiano, St. Charles Catholic 78-41—119
  7. Kaine Stevens, North Vermilion 79-41—120
  8. Jackson Dauzat, Teurlings Catholic 78-42—120
  9. Jude LeBoeuf, South Lafourche 78-43—121
  10. Evan Comeaux, St. Louis Catholic 81-40—121
  11. Luke LeBeouf, St. Louis Catholic 80-41—121
  12. Brody Bourgoyne, Brusly 77-45—122
  13. Josh Louviere, Vandebilt Catholic 82-40—122
  14. Michael Parmley, DeRidder 82-41—123
  15. Brooks Monica, St. Charles Catholic 81-42—123
  16. Chris Fonseca, South Lafourche 86-38—124
  17. Jack Waters, Sterlington 85-39—124
  18. Spencer Hagan, Teurlings Catholic 79-45—124
  19. Avery Fortier, Teurlings Catholic 88-37—125
  20. Drew Daigle, Brusly 87-41—128
  21. Darin Yuratich, Haynes Academy 87-41—128
  22. Brooks Holley, Brusly 85-44—129
  23. Jacque Person, Jennings 86-43—129
  24. Aidan Cobb, West Feliciana 87-44—131
  25. Gage Cavalier, Vandebilt Catholic 84-47—131
  26. Isaac Castilaw, DeRidder 94-39—133
  27. Jacuqes Holloway, E. D. White 86-47—133
  28. Bruce Waguespack, St. Charles Catholic 89-44—133
  29. Parker New, North DeSoto 87-47—134
  30. Maddox Angellette, Vandebilt Catholic 89-45—134
  31. Steven Freeland, Sterlington 87-49—136
  32. Jake Danos, South Lafourche 94-43—137
  33. Will Seibert, Vandebilt Catholic 93-45—138
  34. Christian DeLapp, Leesville 88-51—139
  35. Sean Ledesma, DeRidder 97-43—140
  36. Gunner Gregory, DeRidder 95-46—141
  37. Nathan Gabriel, St. Charles Catholic 93-48—141
  38. Carson Santa Ana, DeRidder 97-45—142
  39. Austin Monk, Brusly 103-41—144
  40. Landree LeBlanc, St. Charles Catholic 100-44—144
  41. Brock Benoit, Vandebilt Catholic 102-44—146
  42. Kyle Dubois, South Lafourche 97-51—148
  43. Cam Johnson, Sterlington 96-54—150
  44. Trey Simoneaux, Sterlington 106-51—157
  45. Bennett Bourgeois, South Lafourche 121-52—173
  46. Preston Reynolds, Sterlington 132-53—185
  47. Samuel Arnaud, Teurlings Catholic 90-NS
  48. Jaxon Owen, Teurlings Catholic NS-42
  49. Brody Pierce, Brusly NS-50
  50. Mason Comeaux, Brusly WD

Division III Boys Final Results

At The Wetlands (6,348 yards, par 72), Lafayette, La.

Courtesy Dan McDonald – Ascension Episcopal of Youngsville held off a big rally by Parkview Baptist and claimed its seventh straight boys’ title Tuesday in Boys Division III of the LHSAA State High School Golf Championships.

The Blue Gators, who had an eight-shot lead after Monday’s first trip around the 6,348-yard par-72 The Wetlands layout, posted a nine-over 153 score in Tuesday’s rain-shortened final round. Rain and lightning in the Acadiana area forced the tournament to be limited to nine holes on Tuesday and a total of 27 holes.

Parkview Baptist had a three-over 147 in the shortened final round and got two of Tuesday’s three sub-par scores with one-under 35’s from Jack Carter and Elliot Aucoin, but both individual champion Noah Chauvin of AES and playing partner Hunter Cope of PBHS double-bogeyed the par-four 18th hole, their final hole of the day, to leave Ascension Episcopal with the two-shot advantage.

Ascension Episcopal finished at 445 and Parkview Baptist at 447, while Loyola Prep finished third in the team race at 463, University Lab was fourth at 475 and Episcopal fifth at 477.

Chauvin, the defending champion who set a tournament record with a 36-hole 66-63—129 last year in winning by 12 shots, was the leader after Monday’s first round at two-under 70 and was even-par through Tuesday’s completed nine holes thanks to birdieing two of his first four holes.

Silas Lovett of Ouachita Christian also had a final-round 36 and finished one shot back at 107, while Carter and Jack Gilmer of Loyola Prep tied for third at even-par 108. Ben Blanco of Ascension Episcopal, Jack Lauve of Loyola Prep and individual entry Cooper Adams of Houma Christian tied for fifth at two-over 110.

TEAM STANDINGS (Points)
  1. Ascension Episcopal 292-153—445
  2. Parkview Baptist 300-147—447
  3. Loyola Prep 309-154—463
  4. University Lab 319-156—475
  5. Episcopal 325-152—477
  6. Ouachita Christian 313-168—481
  7. Notre Dame 328-162—490
  8. Calvary Baptist 360-191—551
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS
  1. Noah Chauvin, Ascension Episcopal 70-36—106
  2. Silas Lovett, Ouachita Christian 71-36—107
  3. Jack Carter, Parkview Baptist 73-35—108
  4. Jack Gilmer, Loyola Prep 71-37—108
  5. Cooper Adams, Houma Christian 76-34—110
  6. Ben Blanco, Ascension Episcopal 71-39—110
  7. Jack Lauve, Loyola Prep 71-39—110
  8. Hunter Cope, Parkview Baptist 73-39—112
  9. Kruz Martin, Westlake 75-37—112
  10. Elliot Aucoin, Parkview Baptist 77-35—112
  11. Hayden Amy, Ascension Episcopal 74-39—113
  12. Austin Ray, Episcopal 77-36—113
  13. Owen Lejeune, Dunham 74-40—114
  14. Peyton Parker, Ouachita Christian 74-40—114
  15. Harry Shaheen, DeQuincy 75-39—114
  16. Cullen Ledet, Country Day 75-41—116
  17. Joseph Wilson, Ascension Episcopal 77-39—116
  18. Brad Buras, University Lab 77-39—116
  19. Ky Breaux, Catholic-New Iberia 77-39—116
  20. Charlie Jackson, Parkview Baptist 77-41—118
  21. Callum Mucklow, University Lab 78-40—118
  22. Ty Savant, Notre Dame 81-38—119
  23. Clint Heroman, University Lab 82-37—119
  24. Duffie Vinci, Episcopal 82-38—120
  25. Luke Domingue, Ascension Episcopal 81-40—121
  26. Cruse Brewster, Parkview Baptist 83-38—121
  27. Henri Pommier, Notre Dame 80-42—122
  28. Ben Bretz, Loyola Prep 84-38—122
  29. Christian Whitlock, North Webster 85-37—122
  30. Jake Morris, Loyola Prep 83-40—123
  31. Porter Eglin, Episcopal 83-40—123
  32. Jude Duplechin, Notre Dame 83-40—123
  33. Ezra Eberts, Ouachita Christian 80-44—124
  34. Luke Dickerson, Episcopal 86-38—124
  35. Jayden Williams, University Lab 82-42—124
  36. Hudson Hays, University Lab 85-40—125
  37. Townes Couvillion, Episcopal 83-45—128
  38. Nicholas Avalone, Loyola Prep 90-41—131
  39. Tripp Jones, Calvary Baptist 88-45—133
  40. Ezra Smith, Calvary Baptist 89-46—135
  41. Evan Dauphine, Notre Dame 84-52—136
  42. Joachim Bourgeois, Notre Dame 94-42—136
  43. Wyatt Wilson, Ouachita Christian 88-50—138
  44. Stuart Sitton, Ouachita Christian 91-48—139
  45. Noah Wasson, Calvary Baptist 92-49—141
  46. Grayson Grigsby, Calvary Baptist 91-51—142
  47. Case Abrams, Caldwell Parish 103-51—154
  48. Jack Strother, Calvary Baptist 105-56—161

Division IV Boys Final Results

At Cane Row Golf & Turf Club (6,291 yards, par 72), New Iberia, La.

Courtesy Dan McDonald – Vermilion Catholic of Abbeville used the same formula from Monday’s opening round, using balanced scoring to hold onto its team lead and claim the team championship in Boys Division IV of the LHSAA State High School Golf Championships.

Without putting a player in the top five individuals, the Eagles held a three-shot lead over Cedar Creek and a four-shot lead over Westminster Christian after Monday’s first round over the 6,291-yard par-72 Cane Row Golf & Turf Club layout. On Tuesday, VC did not have a player in the individual top nine but still carded a 173 team score to win by three shots over Westminster.

Hayden Patin (41), Carlyn Ledet (41), Sawyer Stover (43) and Kohen Hebert (48) combined for the Eagles’ win, with Patin the only individual top-10 finisher in a tie for sixth at 14-over 122. Due to rain and lightning in the Acadiana area, the tournament was shortened to a final nine holes on Tuesday and to 27 total holes.

Alex Roebuck of Cedar Creek held onto his first-day lead and claimed individual medalist honors, adding a three-over 39 to his two-under 70 on Monday and helped Cedar Creek finish third at 525. Defending champion Quitman was fourth at 532 and Castor fifth at 551.

Roebuck’s one-over 109 total was two shots better than individual entry Luke Wainwright of Grand Lake (71-40—111) while defending individual champion Logan Heltz of Christ Episcopal finished third at 114 (74-40). Christ Episcopal had two of the top four finishes, with fellow individual entry Wyatt Shiflett fourth at 117, while Westminster’s Jackson Davis was fifth at 121 and Ivan Popp of Berchmans Academy and Carson Carrico of Choudrant tied with Patin for sixth at 122.

TEAM STANDINGS (Points)
  1. Vermilion Catholic 344-173—517
  2. Westminster Christian 348-172—520
  3. Cedar Creek 347-178—525
  4. Quitman 360-172—532
  5. Castor 355-196—551
  6. Harrisonburg 372-185—557
  7. St. John 381-185—566
  8. Ascension Catholic 394-197—591
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS
  1. Alex Roebuck, Cedar Creek 70-39—109
  2. Luke Wainwright, Grand Lake 71-40—111
  3. Logan Heltz, Christ Episcopal 74-40—114
  4. Wyatt Shiflett, Christ Episcopal 77-40—117
  5. Jackson Davis, Westminster 82-39—121
  6. Ivan Popp, Berchmans Academy 83-39—122
  7. Carson Carrico, Choudrant 84-38—122
  8. Hayden Patin, Vermilion Catholic 81-41—122
  9. Brady LeGrange, St. John 85-38—123
  10. Carlyn Ledet, Vermilion Catholic 83-41—124
  11. John Clay Cancienne, Ascension Catholic 84-41—125
  12. Luke Davis, Westminster 81-45—126
  13. Peter Kautz, St. Mary’s 87-41—128
  14. Ryan Fuqua, Harrisonburg 86-43—129
  15. Sawyer Stover, Vermilion Catholic 86-43—129
  16. Hayden Thompson, Castor 79-50—129
  17. Noah Leach, Quitman 90-40—130
  18. Payton Nomey, Quitman 89-41—130
  19. Owen Morgan, Westminster 90-42—132
  20. Logan Navarre, St. John 89-44—133
  21. Pierce Regard, Avoyelles Charter 91-42—133
  22. Micah Merchant, Hicks 93-41—134
  23. Triston Floyd, Cedar Creek 92-42—134
  24. Grant Williams, Quitman 91-44—135
  25. Hudson Pullig, Quitman 90-47—137
  26. Kyler Austin, Castor 89-48—137
  27. Cameron Temple, Cedar Creek 94-46—140
  28. Daniel Palmer, Westminster 95-46—141
  29. William Harris, Ascension Catholic 87-55—142
  30. Kohen Hebert, Vermilion Catholic 94-48—142
  31. Ayden Hays, Castor 92-50—142
  32. Paxton Burney, Cedar Creek 91-51—142
  33. Levi Joyner, Castor 95-50—145
  34. Zavier Field, Harrisonburg 101-45—146
  35. Lane Dupre, Harrisonburg 90-56—146
  36. Kase West, Quitman 99-48—147
  37. Carter Pentecost, Harrisonburg 95-53—148
  38. Cole Markins, St. John 98-50—148
  39. Thomas Buckless, Vermilion Catholic 100-52—152
  40. James Myers, Cedar Creek 100-52—152
  41. Hunter Chiquet, Ascension Catholic 106-48—154
  42. Matt McCarthy, Castor 106-48—154
  43. Ragen Fuqua, Harrisonburg 111-44—155
  44. Jacob Bergeron, St. John 109-54—163
  45. Jack Lemoine, Westminster 108-59—167
  46. Ty LeBlanc, Ascension Catholic 119-53—172
  47. Evan Loupe, St. John 125-53—178
  48. Brooks Landry, Ascension Catholic 117-63—180
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