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On March 11, 2025, Walla Walla high school golfers showcased their skills at the Walla Walla Country Club. The Walla Walla High School varsity boys team finished fourth, with standout performances from the Dumser brothers. The College Place Hawks also made their mark, setting the tone for an exciting spring sports season ahead, amid fierce competition and spirited sportsmanship.

Walla Walla Golfers Shine at Home Course

Walla Walla, the heart of golf enthusiasts, witnessed an exciting day on March 11, 2025, as the local high school golfers took to the stunning Walla Walla Country Club course. It was a day filled with perfect greens, friendly competition, and impressive performances by young athletes.

Strong Showings by Walla Walla High School

The Walla Walla High School varsity boys golf team displayed a fighting spirit as they battled against nine other teams. They finished fourth overall, which showcased their talent and determination on their home turf. Among the standout performers, Cyrus Dumser aced the course, finishing with an impressive score of +1. Hot on his heels was his brother, Nile Dumser, who came in just two strokes behind.

Notably, the boys exhibited their skills throughout the course. From the challenging 10th hole where Finley Thorson nailed a clever chip on her third shot, to how Reese Babcock kept his cool and chipped directly to the flag on the same green, the teamwork and camaraderie were palpable. Another thrilling moment occurred when Nile Dumser skillfully blasted out of a greenside bunker on hole 5, showcasing his ability to handle tricky situations.

Other notable scores came from Gabe Davenport, who shot an 85, and Nate Allen with a score of 87. The competition was fierce but the boys maintained their composure, working as a team and showcasing their golf prowess.

College Place Hawks Make Their Mark

The event was not just about the Walla Walla golfers; the College Place Hawks golf team took the opportunity to kick off their season in style. Their boys’ team was led by Brandon Vinyard, who impressed everyone with a score of 99, making cuts of 11 strokes and parring three holes on the back nine. Their participation was a celebration of sportsmanship and skill as they laid the groundwork for the rest of their season.

On the girls’ side, Gemma Morell also had a noteworthy day on the Black Rock Creek course with a score of 106. The young athlete’s performance added excitement to the event, showing that the Hawks are a team to watch this season.

A Busy Spring Sports Season Ahead

The excitement doesn’t stop here! The beginning of the spring sports season means lots of practices and matches are scheduled at various local high schools. Families and fans are getting ready to cheer for their favorite teams, making it a vibrant time for the community.

However, it wasn’t all sunshine and birdies for the College Place Hawks, as the soccer team faced a bit of a setback, losing 6-2 against Prosser in their season opener. Nevertheless, the energy is high, and there’s still plenty of opportunity for them to turn it around in future matches.

If you’re looking to catch more action or have any questions, feel free to reach out to Hector del Castillo for more information. His email is hectordelcastillo@wwub.com, and he can also be reached at 509-526-8317.

As the spring unfolds, Walla Walla can look forward to more thrilling matches and dynamic performances from these talented young athletes. Let’s keep our fingers crossed for a season full of achievements and unforgettable moments!

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