CMAC C Championship: Tantasqua’s Andrew Weeden and Drew Bardsley each carded 2-under 69s, but Weeden edged his teammate on a one-hole playoff to take the individual championship at Heritage CC as the Warriors claimed the team title for the with a score of 287. It was the fifth consecutive league title for Tantasqua, adding to last year's CMAC C title and SWCL C championships from 2022-2024.
Tantasqua’s Lucas Tully carded a 2-over 73, while Tyler Phillips shot 76 and Rory Herrick recorded a 77 to lead the Warriors. It marked the first time in school history all six members of Tantasqua's team shot below 80.
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Leicester’s Matt Alves shot 71, while Griffin Bayer and Brody Dufries each shot 75, Arunas Orloff carded 76 and Nick Stuart shot 77 as the Wolverines took second with 297 points.
Quaboag was third with a 348, as Vinny Paolucci was the Cougars’ low scorer with an 82. Oxford’s Hazel Burlingame shot 81 as the Pirates recorded a score of 368, while David Prouty (395) and Bartlett (439) rounded out the scoring.
Mid-Wach A Championship: Nashoba's Griffin Bullock shot a 2-under 69 to earn medalist honors and boost the Wolves to the team title with a score of 287 at Juniper Hill CC.
It was the fifth-straight Mid-Wach A title for the Nashoba and capped an impressive day for the Wolves, as all six golfers shot under 75. Andrew Balewicz shot 1-over 72, while Nolan Englehardt. Ryan Dixon and Ali Beyrenevand all carded 73 and Ben Duffy shot 75.
Wachusett's Aidan Chase tied for second with a 71 as the Mountaineers took second with a 297. Ricky Narain carded 72, while Andrew Victor shot 74 for Wachusett.
Westborough's Ben Estaphan also tied for second with a 71 and Elliot McClung shot 74 as the Rangers took third with a 297.
Algonquin Zach Dreyer shot a 73 as the Titans were fourth with a 301. Grafton's Dan Perras and Jake Raffenetti each shot 77 as the Gators finished with a 310 and Shrewsbury's Colson Cotter and C.J. Hallinan also had 77s as the Colonials recorded a 312.
Mid-Wach B Championship: Oakmont's Alex Smith shot 1-over 72 to take second, while Bryce Duval and Nolan Starr each shot 76 to tie for sixth as the Spartans won the team title via tiebreaker over Groton-Dunstable at Juniper Hill.
Each team recorded a score of 302, but Oakmont's Aaron Sarkozy (79) edged Groton-Dunstable's Jack Saboliauskas (80) by one stroke as the tiebreaker went to the lowest scorer of the sixth-place finisher on each team.
Oakmont's Kyle Frost carded a 78.
Groton-Dunstable's Riley Brueggerman was third with a 74, while Thomas Pauly (75), Jonas Carpenter (76) and Ben O'Brien (77) also played well for the Crusaders.
Shepherd Hill's Dylan Snow shot even-par 71 to earn medalist honors as the Rams placed fourth with a score of 317.
Leominster's Rocco Spinelli and William Connors each carded 77s as the Blue Devils were third with a score of 315.
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Boys' golf
CMAC C Championship: Tantasqua’s Andrew Weeden and Drew Bardsley each carded 2-under 69s, but Weeden edged his teammate on a one-hole playoff to take the individual championship at Heritage CC as the Warriors claimed the team title for the with a score of 287. It was the fifth consecutive league title for Tantasqua, adding to last year's CMAC C title and SWCL C championships from 2022-2024.
Tantasqua’s Lucas Tully carded a 2-over 73, while Tyler Phillips shot 76 and Rory Herrick recorded a 77 to lead the Warriors. It marked the first time in school history all six members of Tantasqua's team shot below 80.

Leicester’s Matt Alves shot 71, while Griffin Bayer and Brody Dufries each shot 75, Arunas Orloff carded 76 and Nick Stuart shot 77 as the Wolverines took second with 297 points.
Quaboag was third with a 348, as Vinny Paolucci was the Cougars’ low scorer with an 82. Oxford’s Hazel Burlingame shot 81 as the Pirates recorded a score of 368, while David Prouty (395) and Bartlett (439) rounded out the scoring.
Mid-Wach A Championship: Nashoba's Griffin Bullock shot a 2-under 69 to earn medalist honors and boost the Wolves to the team title with a score of 287 at Juniper Hill CC.
It was the fifth-straight Mid-Wach A title for the Nashoba and capped an impressive day for the Wolves, as all six golfers shot under 75. Andrew Balewicz shot 1-over 72, while Nolan Englehardt. Ryan Dixon and Ali Beyrenevand all carded 73 and Ben Duffy shot 75.
Wachusett's Aidan Chase tied for second with a 71 as the Mountaineers took second with a 297. Ricky Narain carded 72, while Andrew Victor shot 74 for Wachusett.
Westborough's Ben Estaphan also tied for second with a 71 and Elliot McClung shot 74 as the Rangers took third with a 297.
Algonquin Zach Dreyer shot a 73 as the Titans were fourth with a 301. Grafton's Dan Perras and Jake Raffenetti each shot 77 as the Gators finished with a 310 and Shrewsbury's Colson Cotter and C.J. Hallinan also had 77s as the Colonials recorded a 312.
Mid-Wach B Championship: Oakmont's Alex Smith shot 1-over 72 to take second, while Bryce Duval and Nolan Starr each shot 76 to tie for sixth as the Spartans won the team title via tiebreaker over Groton-Dunstable at Juniper Hill.
Each team recorded a score of 302, but Oakmont's Aaron Sarkozy (79) edged Groton-Dunstable's Jack Saboliauskas (80) by one stroke as the tiebreaker went to the lowest scorer of the sixth-place finisher on each team.
Oakmont's Kyle Frost carded a 78.
Groton-Dunstable's Riley Brueggerman was third with a 74, while Thomas Pauly (75), Jonas Carpenter (76) and Ben O'Brien (77) also played well for the Crusaders.
Shepherd Hill's Dylan Snow shot even-par 71 to earn medalist honors as the Rams placed fourth with a score of 317.
Leominster's Rocco Spinelli and William Connors each carded 77s as the Blue Devils were third with a score of 315.
North Middlesex's Eli Gleason and Catino Spengler eac
Boys' golf
CMAC C Championship: Tantasqua’s Andrew Weeden and Drew Bardsley each carded 2-under 69s, but Weeden edged his teammate on a one-hole playoff to take the individual championship at Heritage CC as the Warriors claimed the team title for the with a score of 287. It was the fifth consecutive league title for Tantasqua, adding to last year's CMAC C title and SWCL C championships from 2022-2024.
Tantasqua’s Lucas Tully carded a 2-over 73, while Tyler Phillips shot 76 and Rory Herrick recorded a 77 to lead the Warriors. It marked the first time in school history all six members of Tantasqua's team shot below 80.

Leicester’s Matt Alves shot 71, while Griffin Bayer and Brody Dufries each shot 75, Arunas Orloff carded 76 and Nick Stuart shot 77 as the Wolverines took second with 297 points.
Quaboag was third with a 348, as Vinny Paolucci was the Cougars’ low scorer with an 82. Oxford’s Hazel Burlingame shot 81 as the Pirates recorded a score of 368, while David Prouty (395) and Bartlett (439) rounded out the scoring.
Mid-Wach A Championship: Nashoba's Griffin Bullock shot a 2-under 69 to earn medalist honors and boost the Wolves to the team title with a score of 287 at Juniper Hill CC.
It was the fifth-straight Mid-Wach A title for the Nashoba and capped an impressive day for the Wolves, as all six golfers shot under 75. Andrew Balewicz shot 1-over 72, while Nolan Englehardt. Ryan Dixon and Ali Beyrenevand all carded 73 and Ben Duffy shot 75.
Wachusett's Aidan Chase tied for second with a 71 as the Mountaineers took second with a 297. Ricky Narain carded 72, while Andrew Victor shot 74 for Wachusett.
Westborough's Ben Estaphan also tied for second with a 71 and Elliot McClung shot 74 as the Rangers took third with a 297.
Algonquin Zach Dreyer shot a 73 as the Titans were fourth with a 301. Grafton's Dan Perras and Jake Raffenetti each shot 77 as the Gators finished with a 310 and Shrewsbury's Colson Cotter and C.J. Hallinan also had 77s as the Colonials recorded a 312.
Mid-Wach B Championship: Oakmont's Alex Smith shot 1-over 72 to take second, while Bryce Duval and Nolan Starr each shot 76 to tie for sixth as the Spartans won the team title via tiebreaker over Groton-Dunstable at Juniper Hill.
Each team recorded a score of 302, but Oakmont's Aaron Sarkozy (79) edged Groton-Dunstable's Jack Saboliauskas (80) by one stroke as the tiebreaker went to the lowest scorer of the sixth-place finisher on each team.
Oakmont's Kyle Frost carded a 78.
Groton-Dunstable's Riley Brueggerman was third with a 74, while Thomas Pauly (75), Jonas Carpenter (76) and Ben O'Brien (77) also played well for the Crusaders.
Shepherd Hill's Dylan Snow shot even-par 71 to earn medalist honors as the Rams placed fourth with a score of 317.
Leominster's Rocco Spinelli and William Connors each carded 77s as the Blue Devils were third with a score of 315.
North Middlesex's Eli Gleason and Catino Spengler each shot 84 as the Patriots had a 340 and Marlborough's Jake Matros finished tied for third with a 74 as the Panthers had a 376.
CMAC A Championship: Monty Tech’s Aidan Leamy carded an even-par 72 at Green Hill, while teammates Lukas Segur (77) and Evan Roberts (79) took the next two spots to help the Bulldogs win the league title with a 309 at Green Hill on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
St. Bernard’s was second at 326, as the Bernardians were led by Caden Laverdiere’s 79.
St. Paul was third with a 340, while Doherty shot 350 and Worcester Tech, led by Henry Olney’s 80, took fifth and Assabet was sixth with a 381.
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