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The seventh annual Dylan Kelley Memorial High School Invitational took place in Beaumont, Texas, with a record 110 players competing. Reece Williams claimed the individual medalist honor with a stunning 6-under-par 66. The tournament showcased fierce competition and camaraderie among rising golf stars, making it a memorable event for both players and fans.

Excitement at Beaumont as Young Golfers Shine in Dylan Kelley Memorial Tournament

On a beautiful day in Beaumont, Texas, the seventh annual Dylan Kelley Memorial High School Invitational took place on October 21, 2025, bringing together an impressive gathering of young golf talent. With a record-breaking 110 players from 16 high school golf programs across Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana, this year’s tournament set the stage for some thrilling competition!

Reece Williams Steals the Show

Leading the charge was Reece Williams, a junior representing Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School. Williams dazzled the crowd as he claimed the individual medalist honor, shooting an incredible 6-under-par 66. His performance was nothing short of spectacular, featuring six birdies and just one bogey, with matching nines of 33-33. This remarkable round not only secured his victory but also established a new scoring record for his school, marking a significant achievement in his golf career.

A Challenging Field

The tournament is well-known as one of the region’s premier high school golf events, and this year was no different. With the largest field in the event’s history, the competition was fierce. Drake Andrepont, a senior from Hardin-Jefferson, closely followed Williams, finishing in second place with a score of 4-under 68. The dynamic performances didn’t stop there, as Quention Frost from The Woodlands Christian Academy and Matthew Burke of St. Thomas High School in Houston both claimed third place with impressive rounds of 3-under 69.

Team Dynamics and Achievements

In the team competition, The Woodlands Christian Academy emerged victorious with a team score of 291, narrowly defeating St. Thomas More from Lafayette, Louisiana, which posted a score of 294. Monsignor Kelly Catholic and St. Thomas High School (Houston) found themselves in a tie for third place, with both teams finishing at 298.

Growing Legacy

With this remarkable turnout, it’s clear that the Dylan Kelley Memorial Invitational is maturing into a celebrated event, showcasing not just the young athletes’ skills but also the camaraderie and sportsmanship that honors the memory of Dylan Kelley. The tournament director noted the increasing prestige of the competition. This year’s large field of talented golfers reflects the growth and dedication within high school golf programs.

Celebrating Young Talent

As each year passes, the Dylan Kelley Memorial High School Invitational seems to solidify its reputation as a must-attend for rising golf stars in the region. With outstanding performances from players like Reece Williams and impressive teamwork displayed by various high schools, it’s a celebration of the sport and a tribute to its past.

Fans, players, and coaches are already looking forward to next year’s tournament and what new stories and records will emerge on the green. Each swing of the club, every birdie, and even the bogeys hold the promise of inspiring future generations of golfers.

So here’s to the sport of golf and the community that continues to rally around these young stars! Until next October, we’ll be cheering from the sidelines!

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