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Simon Caceres Named Lehi High School Athlete of the Month

By Utah News Staff · September 14, 2026 · 1 min read
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Simon Caceres Named Lehi High School Athlete of the Month
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Simon Caceres has been named the Lehi High School Athlete of the Month. The 10th-grade varsity golfer has averaged 71.8 over five matches this season.

Key takeaways

  • Simon Caceres is a 10th-grade varsity golfer for Lehi High School.
  • He has averaged 71.8 over five matches this season.
  • Caceres shot a 3-under-par 69 at River Oaks in Sandy.
  • Coach Johnny Revill praised Caceres for his competitiveness and humility.

Simon Caceres has been named the Lehi High School Athlete of the Month, according to a September 13 report by the Lehi Free Press. The 10th-grade varsity golfer has started in every tournament for the Pioneers this season.

Caceres has maintained an average score of 71.8 across five matches. During a tournament at River Oaks in Sandy, he recorded a 3-under-par 69.

Coach Johnny Revill noted that Caceres is an amazing golfer and an exceptional young man. Revill stated that Caceres brings a combination of fierce competitiveness and quiet humility to the team, helping to lift others up while playing to win.

Caceres and his family moved from Columbia to pursue improved opportunities in golf. He has been described by Coach Revill as a welcome addition to the Lehi golf family.

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