Davis

Davis’ Max Landon won medalist honors at Davis Park Aug. 27 with a five-under-par 66 to help the Darts take second as a team.

Jack Christiansen shot a 70 while Jackson Gross (73) and Jacob Merrill (74) were also in the 70s. 

“We shot -1 as a team,” said head coach Josh Roberts. “I’m excited to see if we can build on this for our next match.”

Woods Cross and Viewmont

Woods Cross’ Dylan Markisich and Viewmont’s James Gardner tied for first – along with Box Elder’s Kanyon DeRyke – at Eaglewood Aug. 27 with rounds of 71. 

Markisich’s finish helped the Wildcats finish two strokes back of Bountiful for first place as a team with a score of 299. Lance Henriksen shot a 74, tying for sixth while Brooks Bybee and Jackson Bodily (77), Landon Day (78), Sam Bennett (79) and Josh Allen and Clayton Schmitt (80) also competed for Woods Cross at the tournament.

For Viewmont, Gardner’s top placement at Eaglewood along with Corver Barnes tying for 10th with a 76 led the Vikings to a 305, eight strokes off of first-place Bountiful. Other scores for Viewmont were Oliver Gladwell 77, Brigham Shupe 81, Chase Dalton 82, Joe Gladwell 83, Mike Archibald 88 and Kimball Essig 94.

At Eagle Mountain Aug. 26, the Wildcats had three golfers in the top 10 to take third place with a score of 296. Markisich had a 73, tying for sixth place, with Allen and Day tying for ninth with rounds of 74. Other scores for Woods Cross were Henriksen 75, Bennett 76, Schmitt and Bodily 77 and Bybee 78.

“The scores at Eagle Mountain were pretty good for our entire region. First and fifth place were separated by only five shots,” said head coach David Simon. “It's a super competitive region so you have to play some good golf every tournament.”

For Viewmont’s fifth-place finish at Eagle Mountain – with a score of 298, five strokes off of first place – Aug. 26, Gladwell shot a 72, tying for fourth, while Gardner’s 73 tied for sixth and Barnes’ 74 tied for ninth. Also competing for the Vikings were Dalton (79), Archibald (82), Shupe (83), Essig (86) and Jeremiah Tuimauga (102).

Bountiful

At Eaglewood Aug. 27, the Redhawks shot a 297, winning the tournament behind Jack Jordan and Ty Cottle’s 73s which tied them for fourth place and Luke Smith’s 75 (tied for eighth) and Cody Forbes’ 76 (tied for 10th).

Also competing for Bountiful were Jeff Danowski (77), Taylor Nardelli (85), Andrew Johnson (92) and Lincoln Smith (99).

Jordan was second at Eagle Mountain Aug. 26 with a round of 69 to help the Redhawks to a fourth-place showing with a team score of 297.

Other scores for Bountiful were Danowski 75, Luke Smith, 76, Forbes 77, Johnson 80, Cottle 81, Nardelli 82 and Jacob Packer.