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Lehi leads Region 3 boys golf as Lone Peak duo tops individuals

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Lehi leads Region 3 boys golf as Lone Peak duo tops individuals
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Lehi holds the Region 3 boys golf team lead through eight weeks, maintaining a 2.6-stroke advantage over Lone Peak. While Lehi leads the team standings, Lone Peak players Blake Brown and Ryder Huish hold the top individual spots in the region.

Key takeaways

  • Lehi leads Region 3 boys golf with a 279.0 stroke average through eight weeks.
  • Lone Peak's Blake Brown holds the top individual average in the region at 65.6.
  • The 2.6-stroke gap separates Lehi and Lone Peak for the region title.
  • The 6A Boys Golf State Championship is scheduled for Oct. 12-13 at TalonsCove Golf Course.

Lehi holds the Region 3 boys golf team lead through eight weeks, according to standings reported by the Deseret News in a report published September 30, 2026. The Pioneers are averaging 279.0 strokes per round, placing them 2.6 strokes ahead of Lone Peak, which averages 281.6 strokes.

Lone Peak maintains a strong presence on the individual leaderboard. Junior Blake Brown, the defending 6A state champion, leads Region 3 with a 65.6 stroke average. He is followed by Corner Canyon's Drew Wilson in second with a 66.5 average, Lone Peak's Ryder Huish in third with a 66.8 average, and Lehi sophomore Crue Harward in fourth with a 67.0 average.

During the tournament held on Monday, Sept. 21 at Riverbend Golf Course, Ryder Huish claimed medalist honors with a score of 66. Other notable performances from that tournament included Blake Brown and Lehi's Adi Notoa both shooting 67, while Drew Wilson shot 68. Lehi's Harward and Jordan Ofahengaue both finished with 69, and Owen Combs posted a 71. Lone Peak's Noah Nelson and Kaimi Selss each carded a 69, while Skyridge's Jraice Finau shot a 71.

The current team standings show Corner Canyon in third with 283.0 strokes, American Fork in fourth with 289.0, and Skyridge in fifth with 293.0. Lehi's individual roster includes Harward as the anchor with a 67.0 average, followed by Jordan Ofahengaue at 68.5, Simon Caceres at 69.5, Adi Notoa at 70.3, and Owen Combs at 71.5. Skyridge's top scorers are Jraice Finau at 70.5 and Klive Fuhriman at 71.0.

The team race reflects a shift from the 2025-26 season, when Lone Peak finished second and Lehi placed 15th at the state championship. Following a Pioneers victory in their first-ever Region 3 match on Aug. 31 at Thanksgiving Point, Lehi coach Johnny Revill told the Lehi Free Press that the team's goal has been to elevate their game to meet the standard set by Lone Peak.

The UHSAA season-end date and state entry deadline is Oct. 6. The 6A Boys Golf State Championship is scheduled for Oct. 12-13 at TalonsCove Golf Course in Saratoga Springs.

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