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Boys golf

Chance Leandro, Reporter
June 11, 2024
Luigirey Guce
Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) boys golf team sent two players, Reagan Wolfe ‘26 and Ben Markov ‘26, to League Finals in hopes of qualifying for the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF).

For the Foothill Technology High School’s (Foothill Tech) boys golf team, the 2024 spring season was about building for the future. Foothill Tech did not advance any members of the team to the California Scholastic Federation (CIF) playoffs, but competed well at league finals.

Foothill Tech’s top competitors were two freshmen, Reagan Wolfe ‘27 and Ben Markov ’27. These two boys took on League Finals where they both earned All-League Honorable Mentions.

Foothill Tech had one senior on the team, Alexander Muller ‘24. He spoke on the future of the team, saying, “I feel very confident in the team’s ability to do well next year.”

With so much young talent, the future is bright for the Dragons as they leave 2024 looking to the future for more success.

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