The Noblesville boys golf team ran away with the trophy at the Twin Lakes Invitational, which took place Saturday at Tippecanoe Country Club.
The Millers carded a team score of 304, well ahead of runner-up Peru’s 318. Noblesville also had the meet medalist, as junior Clay Merchent carded a six-under par 66 – six shots ahead of second place.
Jack Barnes was next in line for the Millers with a 77, followed by Jacob Deakyne 80, Kyle Claussen 81 and Joe Whallon 81.
Westfield bounced back from a struggle on Tuesday to win the 16-team Warsaw Tiger Invitational at Stonehenge Golf Club.
The Shamrocks scored 297, easily ahead of runner-up Zionsville’s 307 and Penn’s 308. Senior Andrew Lewis was the individual medalist with a score of 68 in challenging conditions. This was the second year in a row for Lewis to win medalist honors.
Junior Ethan Lutz tied for third with a 73, while sophomore Drake Biggs placed fifth with a 75. Stephen Hildebrand scored 81 and Ryan Wilkes carded 89.
Carmel finished second out of 10 teams at the Hickory Stick tournament on Saturday.
The Greyhounds carded a two-over par 286, just behind Center Grove’s one-over 285. Nick Dentino led Carmel with a two-under 69, while Curtis Robertson shot an even 71. Other Greyhound scores were Clay Stirsman 72, Cole Harris 74 and Andrew Harvey 78.
The Noblesville boys golf team ran away with the Twin Lakes Invitational on Saturday. The Millers scored 304, 14 shots ahead of second place. Clay Merchent (center) was the meet medalist with a six-under par 66. (Photo provided)
Westfield won the Warsaw Invitational on Saturday, shooting a team score of 297 – 10 shots ahead of second place. Andrew Lewis (third from left) was the meet medalist with a 68. (Photo provided)