Conquerors capture SPSL boys title | Prep golf

The Kentwood boys golf team captured the South Puget Sound League championship at Gold Mountain this past Thursday and Friday.

BY Wire Service
Monday, October 20, 2014 1:31pm
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The Kentwood boys went undefeated in the SPSL North and took the league tournament.

The Kentwood boys golf team captured the South Puget Sound League championship at Gold Mountain this past Thursday and Friday.

Four Conquerors – Mason Koch, Nathan Cogswell, Brayden Seims and Vincent Ota – earned top 10 honors and individual berths to the spring state tournament in Spokane.

The team included Austin Holm and Spencer Kim.

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