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The Summit High School golf team achieved a remarkable victory at the annual Summit Tiger Invitational held at Keystone Ranch Golf Course. With a total score of 230 points, they narrowly defeated Grand Junction High School. Key performances came from Parker Gray, who finished second overall with a par score of 72, and Hogan Tobias, who tied for fifth. The team’s success is a promising start as they prepare for upcoming tournaments in Montrose, Steamboat Springs, and Leadville.

Summit High School Golf Team Triumphs at Annual Summit Tiger Invitational

Summit County, Colorado – The day was bright and filled with anticipation as the Summit High School golf team hosted its highly-anticipated annual tournament, the Summit Tiger Invitational, at the picturesque Keystone Ranch Golf Course on Thursday, September 11, 2025. This tournament is not just any event, as it serves as the school’s only home golf competition of the year, attracting teams from all over the Western Slope. Excitement buzzed in the air as players teed off for a day of fierce competition.

Summit Shines Bright

In a thrilling display of skill and sportsmanship, the Summit High School golf team emerged as the proud champions of the day! With an impressive team score of 230 points, they managed to narrowly outpace Grand Junction High School, who finished with a score of 231. The competitive spirit was palpable, especially as Vail Christian fought hard to clinch third place at 232 points, followed closely by Eagle Valley in fourth with a score of 235. In an interesting twist, both Fruita Monument and Basalt ended up tying for fifth place with scores of 236.

Parker Gray and Hogan Tobias Lead the Charge

Leading the charge for Summit were junior Parker Gray and senior Hogan Tobias, who both put in stellar performances. Parker Gray took the spotlight by finishing second overall with a score of par (72). His exceptional play made him a standout in the tournament, and his teammates surely rallied around his success. Hogan Tobias wasn’t far behind, wrapping up his round with a score of 76, which placed him in a tie for fifth along with three other talented golfers.

Even further down the lineup, senior Ryan Lankhorst had a commendable showing, finishing with an 82 and earning a tie for 25th place. Senior Colton Jones also contributed to the team effort with a score of 84, landing him in 34th place, while senior Eli Hurwitch rounded out the team with a score of 90, placing him at 53rd.

Summit’s Second Varsity Team Also Shows Promise

The excitement didn’t stop there! Summit’s second varsity-level team, comprised of five golfers, showcased their skills with junior Hunter Plummer tying for 10th place. Ultimately, the second team finished ninth overall with a collective score of 249, just behind Palisade, who scored 248.

Building Momentum for Upcoming Tournaments

This victory comes on the heels of the team’s participation in the Cherry Creek Invitational on August 26, where they finished commendably in seventh place out of 19 teams. The momentum from this win bodes well for the Summit High School golfers as they gear up for an action-packed schedule ahead. The team is set to participate in three more varsity tournaments over the next week. Mark your calendars for Montrose on September 15, Steamboat Springs on September 16, and Leadville on September 19.

Final Thoughts

As the dust settles from the Summit Tiger Invitational, the atmosphere at Summit High School is one of determination and enthusiasm. Coach Zach Dobrota and the golfers are feeling optimistic about their upcoming challenges. Whether they can build on this success and maintain their competitive edge remains to be seen. One thing is for certain: the Summit High School golf team is a force to be reckoned with in the Western Slope, and they have their eyes set on success!

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