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Concord is thrilled as senior Talan Harrison and junior Chase Roberts prepare for the prestigious 3A State Tournament. Talan’s impressive track record and Chase’s potential promise an exciting competition for local golf enthusiasts. Alongside them, other talented golfers from Cabarrus County will also compete, showcasing the community’s rich golfing talent.

Exciting Times for Golf Aficionados in Concord!

The city of Concord is buzzing with excitement as two standout golfers from Northwest Cabarrus High School are gearing up for the prestigious 3A State Tournament! This is a big deal, folks, and not just for the players involved but for the whole community rooting them on.

Returning Champion: Talan Harrison

First up is senior Talan Harrison, who has become quite the star of the show. This year marks the fourth consecutive time he has made it to the state tournament, a remarkable achievement that highlights not just talent but also dedication and hard work. Over the years, Talan has truly showcased his skills on the course, claiming the title of the South Piedmont 3A Conference Boys Golfer of the Year not once, but three times! As if that wasn’t impressive enough, he’s also participated in two U.S. Junior Amateur tournaments, proving he can hold his own on larger stages.

Throughout his previous three years at the state tournament, Talan has steadily improved. He was tied for 14th place as a freshman, improved to 12th as a sophomore, and finished tied for sixth last year. Now that’s what we call a pattern of growth! With the results for the 2025 SPC honorees pending, he may even grab his fourth award this year.

Rising Star: Chase Roberts

Joining Talan in Fayetteville is junior Chase Roberts, who earned his place in this elite tournament after a commendable performance at the 3A Midwest Regional, where he tied for sixth. This is Chase’s first appearance at the state level, and he is definitely ready to make a mark. It’s exciting to think about the potential he brings as he walks the greens at Gates Four Golf & Country Club.

Chase is scheduled to tee off at 10 a.m. on Monday, while Talan will get things rolling even earlier at 8 a.m. It’s safe to say all eyes will be on these two players as they represent Northwest Cabarrus and try their best to make the community proud.

Caberus County’s Other Golfing Talents

But the excitement isn’t just limited to Northwest Cabarrus! Two more local golfers, Hickory Ridge senior Lleyton McCulloch and Cox Mill sophomore Elijah Tilson, will be competing in the Class 4A state tournament. They’re headed for the iconic Pinehurst No. 2, which is, quite frankly, a dream venue for golfers! Lleyton, who recently placed 16th at the 4A Midwest Regional, is already committed to play at Virginia Wesleyan College, a testament to his golfing abilities and potential future. Elijah, on the other hand, achieved a solid 13th place finish at the same regional tournament.

Looking Back at Regional Performance

Reflecting on last week’s regional tournaments gives insight into the competitive spirit present among Cabarrus County golfers. In the Class 4A Midwest Regional, Hickory Ridge’s Trevor Talbot and Cox Mill’s Anders Campbell had some ups and downs, finishing tied for 45th and 51st, respectively. Competing isn’t always easy; it’s about gaining experience and growth.

In the Class 3A Midwest Regional, Northwest Cabarrus’s Logan Swanger tied for 34th, while Jay M. Robinson’s Ben Darnell brought home a 47th-place finish. Even in the Class 2A Midwest Regional, Mount Pleasant’s Hunter Hammill and Marco Penission tied for 35th, showing that while the competition is fierce, every player is contributing to the rich golfing culture of Cabarrus County.

Gearing Up for Greatness

As the state tournament approaches, the excitement is palpable. With Talan and Chase representing Northwest Cabarrus and other talented golfers from the community hitting the greens, there’s a real sense of pride and anticipation. Let’s not forget to cheer them on as they swing for glory in Fayetteville! This is more than just a game; it’s a celebration of hard work, talent, and the enduring spirit of our local champions.

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