There’s little question a Union golfer would lead the Class 4A boys district golf tournament after its first day.
The only question — which one?
Reece Boyce is the answer. Monday, he shot a 2-under 70 to lead the two-day tournament at Tri-Mountain.
Boyce is among four Union golfers in the top five. Keith Lobis is one shot back. Hayden Meeker and two-time defending district champ Ben Gruher are two back, along with Skyview’s Anthony Chae.
In the 3A tournament, Fort Vancouver’s Spencer Tibbits is well on his way to his fourth consecutive district title.
The two-time state champion shot a 4-under 68 at Tri-Mountain. He leads by seven strokes over Prairie’s Gage Hannon.
The top 18 golfers in 4A and top 15 in 3A made the cut to today’s final round.
Stars of the day
• Joe Beuselinck and Spencer Long, Columbia River boys golf, each shot an even-par 34 in a win over Washougal.
• John Rudi/Wilson Keller, Columbia River tennis, defeated an R.A. Long team at No. 2 doubles they lost to two weeks ago, helping the Chieftains remain undefeated in 2A GSHL play.
• Max Gantar and Soroush Badiei/Cole Osten, Camas tennis. Gantar, at No. 3 singles, and Badiei/Osten at No. 3 doubles, came back from a set down to win in three as Camas beat Heritage 6-0.
• Aleks Mertvyy, Hudson’s Bay tennis, won a three-set match at No. 1 singles over Mountain View’s Algrid Zalyps 6-0, 2-6, 6-4.
• Keelie Leblanc, Camas volleyball, had 13 kills in a 3-1 win over Heritage.
• Sawyer Schroeder, Union volleyball, led a balanced attack with 13 kills as the Titans handed Skyview its first league loss.
• Hannah Lord, Heritage volleyball, had 17 kills and four blocks in a loss to Camas.
• Emma Cox, Mountain View girls soccer, scored twice in a 4-0 win over Hudson’s Bay.
• Brin Wolvert and Isabelle Morales, Union girls soccer, assisted on each other’s goal in a 3-0 win over Heritage.
• Alyssa Tomasini, Camas girls soccer, had two goals and an assist as the Papermakers scored five times in the first half of a 5-0 win over Skyview.
