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Lehi High School Boys Golf Wins First State Championship

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Lehi High School Boys Golf Wins First State Championship
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Lehi High School Boys’ Golf captured the program’s first-ever UHSAA State Championship at Talon’s Cove Golf Course. The team secured a seven-stroke victory with a combined two-round total of 14-under-par 562.

Key takeaways

  • Lehi High School Boys’ Golf won its first UHSAA State Championship at Talon’s Cove Golf Course.
  • The team finished with a two-round total of 14-under-par 562, earning a seven-stroke victory.
  • The championship victory was achieved by a 24-member roster including returning sophomores and juniors.
  • Head Coach Johnny Revill attributed the win to the program's culture and team brotherhood.

Lehi High School Boys’ Golf made history last week by winning the program’s first UHSAA State Championship at Talon’s Cove Golf Course, according to a report published October 19.

The Pioneers secured a seven-stroke victory over the field after building on a dominant opening round. Lehi finished the tournament with a final-round score of 286, resulting in a combined two-round total of 14-under-par 562.

Head Coach Johnny Revill, a Lehi alumnus, stated that the victory reflects the culture within the program. Revill noted that the 24 members of the team demonstrated a strong brotherhood and support for one another throughout the competition.

The roster features several returning players for next season, including sophomores Harward, Ofahengaue, and Simon Caceres. Juniors D’Adiddas Notoa, Brodyn Pace, and Owen Combs also provided depth during the postseason, while senior Zane HL qualified as an individual competitor.

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