Elma and Aberdeen’s boys golf teams continue to shoot low scores as we review your recent boys prep golf results on the Harbor.

BOYS PREP GOLF

Elma 162, Hoquiam 201

Elma’s boys golf team continues to shoot impressively low scores, defeating Hoquiam 162-201 on Tuesday at Oaksridge Golf Course in Elma.

Grant Vessey shot a 38 over nine holes to earn Medalist honors.

All four of Elma’s scorers finished 42 or lower as the Eagles lowered its season-best scores as a team by 10 strokes with the victory.

“What a good bounce back win for our team,” Elma head coach Collin McMaster said. “They came into this match as focused and confident as I have seen to begin a round. They started hot right out of the gate and let that momentum carry them along throughout the day.”

Riley Montoure led Hoquiam with a round of 40.

Oliver Costales shot a 48 for the Grizzlies.

Elma (162) – Grant Vessey 38, Robby Allen 40, Cason Seaberg 42, Luke Schneider 42.

Hoquiam (201) – Riley Montoure 40, Oliver Costales 48, Tommy Catron 56, Konnor Stigall 57.

Aberdeen 215, Tumwater 220

Aberdeen continues to play outstanding golf despite the weather as evidenced by a 215-220 victory over Tumwater on Monday at Tumwater Valley Golf Course.

Charlie Ancich led the way for Aberdeen with the lowest Medalist score for the Bobcats this season. Ancich’s had two birdies leading to a final score of 38 over nine holes of golf.

Baylor Ainsworth and Hunter Eisle scored identical round of 42 – with Eisele just missing an eagle on a par-5 – while Skyler Dawson had the best round of his prep career with a 46.

Trevon Ramos scored a 47 to round out the Bobcats top five scorers.

“It is sure nice to be on the winning side of something that wasn’t supposed to happen. On paper, we should not have defeated Tumwater today,” Aberdeen head coach Dan Sundstrom said. “I hate to say it, but I think we like to play golf in the rain. We had our lowest team score of the season. … It was a great day to be a ‘soaked’ Bobcat.”

Aberdeen takes on Rochester at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday at Highland Golf Course.

Aberdeen (215) – Charlie Ancich 38, Baylor Ainsworth 42, Hunter Eisele 42, Skyler Dawson 46, Trevon Ramos 47.

Tumwater (220) – Nolan Campbell 40, Braden Conrad 42, Zane Laposky 44, Nick Niebuhr 44, Landan Baydo 50.

Tenino 182, Montesano 185

Montesano lost to Tenino 182-185 on Tuesday at the Grays Harbor Country Club.

The Bulldogs were led by Ayden Sauer with a round of 43.

Colton and Caden Grubb each scored 45 for Monte.

Tenino (182) – David Dallaire 40, Ethan Baxter 45, Preston Snyder 48, Jaxson Gore 49.

Montesano (185) – Ayden Sauer 43, Colton Grubb 45, Caden Grubb 45, Gavin Root 52.

MEN’S COLLEGE GOLF

GHC’s Tamker second in Centralia

Grays Harbor College golfer Rasmus Tamker tied for second overall at the Centralia College Invitational Oct. 1-2 at the Riverside Golf Club in Centralia.

Tamker finished the two-day tournament with a score of 146, tied with Skagit Valley’s Haiden Rasmussen for second place overall in the men’s competition.

Tamker shot a consistent 73 on both days to finish 4-over par, four shots behind winner David Sibbett of Highland.

Chokers teammate Brett Wasson placed 11th overall with a total of 158 (74-84) while GHC’s Hayden Hayes finished tied for 12th with a score of 161 (80-81).

The Chokers would not qualify for the team competition as two GHC golfers are out with injuries.

GHC competes at the Highline College Invitational Monday-Tuesday at the Indian Summer Golf Course in Olympia.