Waukon boys golf team wins home triangular behind Stegen brothers tying for medalist honors
Seniors wrap up team scoring with rounds of 40 ... Waukon boys golf senior Trevor Peiffer (left photo) sends a putt toward the hole and fellow senior Reid Deeney (right photo) follows through on a tee shot in the Indians’ home triangular with MFL/MarMac and Central Elkader Monday, April 13. The senior pair each turned in rounds of 40 strokes to complete the team scoring for the Indians in their victory over the visiting Bulldogs and Warriors. View and find out how to purchase these photos and many more by clicking on the Photos link on this webpage.
The Waukon boys golf team remained undefeated at home when the Indians topped the three-team field of their own home triangular Monday, April 13. The golf Tribe had all four of its scored golfers finish within the top seven individuals at the triangular, including a tie for medalist honors, to compile a team score of 154 strokes that finished ahead of MFL/MarMac’s team score of 162 strokes and the 173 strokes tallied by Central Elkader.
The Indians were next scheduled to play at Waverly-Shell Rock Monday, April 20 against the host Go-Hawks and New Hampton. They will then host New Hampton Tuesday, April 21 in a girl-boy dual meet for each squad before playing in a Clayton Ridge quadrangular at Guttenberg Monday, April 27, playing at Sumner-Fredericksburg Tuesday, April 28 and competing in the West Delaware 18-hole quadrangular Thursday, April 30. They will begin the month of May with a May 1 home triangular against Caledonia and Houston out of Minnesota.
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