To reach the newsroom or report a typo/correction, click HERE. Langley and George Trappey each shot two-over 74, Kye Hanks posted a 75 and Anderson and Samuel Broussard each shot 76 in St.
Louis struggled to a 76 on Tuesday and finished at 146 with teammate Cameron Langley in fifth place. Charles finished fourth, matching Reaux’s 69 and finishing with a two-round 145 total while defending champion and first-day leader Ross Anderson of St. Jones won by one shot over Dax Reaux of Teurlings Catholic, who tied for the day’s low round with a three-under 69, and Stephen Faucheaux of Holy Cross, both at one-under 143.ĭane Galiano of St. The senior birdied both of the par-fives on the back side of the 6,348-yard par-72 The Wetlands course in posting his first tournament win since his eighth-grade season. Holy Cross was two more strokes back in fourth place at 609.Ĭollin Jones of Westlake, competing as an individual, captured the individual title with a second straight one-under 71 on Tuesday. Thomas More, which had its second straight 300 score and finished at 600, and third-place and tournament host Teurlings Catholic at 607. That was good enough for a 13-stroke win over defending champion St. The Saints added to their even-par 288 total from Monday with the day’s low round on Tuesday, a 299 that left them with a two-day 587 total. Louis Catholic of Lake Charles turned in its second straight sub-300 round and made a big first-round lead stand up in capturing the Boys Division II team title Tuesday at the Ochsner Health LHSAA State Golf Championships.
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