The White Hawks boys golfers held inter-squad playoffs again last week to determine who would represent the team at its next meets. The competition is tough, and this week's results show just how deep this team is. Three golfers tied for the team’s best score at one meet, and another two were within a stroke of each other to lead the next.

The first meet was at Pioneer Creek Golf Course in Independence on April 27. The boys took advantage of a sunny day in the high 40s, tying for second place with Holy Family, only one stroke behind their Delano hosts.

Three White Hawks tied for third place in the conference match. Junior Matthew Uhas got three birdies in his route to 39, while junior Max Krebsbach birdied two holes for 39. Eighth grader Luke Sunnarborg’s 39 included six pars. Junior Mac Harmer shot a 44 to contribute to the team’s final score.

The next meet was the Mustangs Invite held at Fox Hollow Golf Club in St. Michael on May 2. Junior Tyler Albert started the day with a birdie and kept it rolling from there. He finished with a 76 to lead the White Hawks and placed fourth at the six-team tournament. 

Harmer had a great day as well, shooting a 77 for fifth place. Krebsbach, Sunnarborg and senior Jack Eberhart all shot rounds of 86 to contribute to the White Hawks' team score. Mound Westonka finished in second place to Delano again, on another day of golf with temperatures in the 40s.

Next up for the White Hawks are meets at Ridges at Sand Creek in Jordan and Pebble Creek Golf Club in Becker.