Updated on: October 16, 2024 4:36 pm GMT
In a thrilling showcase of talent at the 2024 Division I Boys District Golf Tournament, held on October 4 at Shawnee Country Club in Lima, Toledo St. Francis de Sales emerged as the champions, securing a spot in the upcoming state tournament. The competition was fierce, but standout performances defined the day.
Results Overview
The tournament featured eleven teams competing for a chance to advance. St. Francis topped the field with an impressive score of 304, closely followed by Anthony Wayne, which finished with 305. The event’s format allowed the top team and the top individual not part of a qualifying team to advance to state.
Top Performers
- Toledo St. Francis de Sales: Total score of 304
- Michael Distefano of Anthony Wayne secured the individual qualifying spot with a score of 72.
- Nicholas Miller from St. Francis was the overall medalist, earning recognition for his stellar performance with a score of 69.
Detailed Team Scores
Here’s how the teams ranked in the top spots:
- 1. Toledo St. Francis – 304
- Nicholas Miller: 69 (37, 32)
- Jack Schoen: 79 (40, 39)
- Thomas Woycik: 73 (38, 35)
- Collin Paris: 86 (42, 44)
- Jack Julius: 83 (44, 39)
- 2. Anthony Wayne - 305
- Michael Distefano: 72 (37, 35)
- Ted Robertson: 73 (40, 33)
- Ethan Anstine: 78 (40, 38)
- Cole Reese: 82 (40, 42)
- Ryan Akey: 84 (42, 42)
- 3. Sylvania Northview – 314
- Evan Maki: 74 (36, 38)
- Bode Briggs: 74 (36, 38)
- Max Crooks: 82 (44, 38)
- Enoch Thomas: 89 (46, 43)
- Zac Crandall: 84 (45, 39)
Notable Individuals
In addition to team accomplishments, several players put forth remarkable efforts:
- Nicholas Miller (St. Francis) – Medalist with 69
- Michael Distefano (Anthony Wayne) – Key performer, scoring 72
- Thomas Woycik (St. Francis) – Contributed to his team’s win with a score of 73
Notably, Jack Schoen and Jack Julius from the Toledo St. Francis team both showcased consistent performances throughout the tournament, helping secure the team victory.
Looking Ahead
Teams like Toledo St. Francis and Anthony Wayne will head to the state tournament, aiming to build on their successful performances. The experiences gained at district level will be crucial as they prepare for even tougher competition at the state level.
This tournament not only highlighted individual talents but also showcased the depth of talent in high school golf across the region. The 2024 Division I Boys District Tournament proved to be an exciting event, setting the stage for a thrilling state contest.
Conclusion
Toledo St. Francis is moving up in the ranks, and players like Nicholas Miller are really shining. The 2024 Division I Boys District Tournament was an exciting show of talent and teamwork. Everyone, from fans to players, is eager for the next round at the state level, where the challenge will be even greater. This competition is helping to make golf more popular in Ohio and inspiring young athletes to chase their dreams in the sport.