On a beautiful day in at the Meadows at Grand Valley State University, the Eagles shot their best round of the season, scoring a 308. This score put them one shot behind Spring Lake (307) and five shots behind Brother Rice (303). The Eagles were led by Adam Workman who found a way to use his short game to hang on to a great score of 74. Also scoring for the Eagles was Max O'Grady with a 77, Alex VandenBerge with a 78, and Dylan Clark with a 79.  The Eagles will play again in Day 2 of the State Finals at the Meadows at 9:00am. I am confident the boys will be ready and do their best for the last 18 holes of the season! Go Eagles!

The Eagles endured a challenging start and a very tough Unity Christian team to capture the MHSAA Regionals with a 313. Unity shot 320. Leading the Eagles was Dylan Clark with a 77. Following him was John Cassiday with a 78, Alex VandenBerge with 79, and Max O'Grady with a 79. Those four guys also took home individual honors as the 3rd, 4th, and T5th place scorers in the tournament.  Congratulations to the Eagles on a great season so far. With 10 days remaining in the season, the Eagles look to improve in many ways before participating at the Meadows (GVSU) on June 10 & 11. It is a great accomplishment to earn that opportunity, and a lot of work from June last year, until now, has paid off in this opportunity to compete on the final days of the season. We never want to take that honor for granted! Go Eagles!

The Eagles battled to a 2nd place finish in the OK White Conference Tournament today at Thornapple Pointe shooting a 321. The course was in great shape and there was a lot of great play from all the teams, especially the Northview Wildcats who won the Tournament with a 317.  The Eagles were led by Dylan Clark who shot 78, and Max O'Grady who shot 80. Also scoring for the Eagles was Freshman John Cassiday with an 81 and Adam Workman/Alex VandenBerge who both shot 82.  The 2nd place finished helped GRC win the overall conference championship with 48 league points. The second place team was FHN with 39 leage points.  After this round the All-Conference Teams were set by total scoring average in conference play. To be eligible players had to play in 5 of the 6 jamborees and the conference tournament. Dylan Clark was an honorable mention with the 11th best league scoring average. All conference is the top 10 scoring averages and John Cassiday (9th), Alex VandenBerge (8th) and Adam Workman (6th) all earned those honors. Congratulations to the boys on their OK White Conference Championship and landing 4 players in All-Conference or honorable mention recognition! Eagles will next compete on June 1 at Lake Doster in the MHSAA Regional finals. Go Eagles! 

The Eagles played much better on Day 2 of the Katke invitational shooting a 314 and finishing 3rd on teh day. The Eagles were led by Dylan Clark who shot 77, Alex VandenBerge, Max O'Grady, and Adam Workman who shot 79 respectively.  The Eagles two day total of 652 was good for 5th place overall just 2 shots out of 4th place out of 20 teams. The Eagles will compete in the OK White Conference Championship on Monday 5/23 at Thornapple Pointe. 

The Eagles played in cold and windy conditions at Ferris State University's course Katke Golf Club. The winds swirled to 30-40mph most of the day. The Eagles finished in 9th place out of 20 teams after day one shooting a 338. The Eagles were led by Alex VandenBerge Shooting an 81. 

On a wet and cold day, the OK White Jamboree was played at a shorter than usual Ironwood Golf Course in Byron Center. Scores across the board were lower for all the teams, but teh Eagles outlasted their opponents shooting a 149. Byron Center shot 150, Forest Hills Central 155 and Forest Hills Northern 157.  The Eagles were led by Alex VandenBerge, Adam Workman, and Max O'Grady who each shot an even par 37. Rounding out the scoring was Dylan Clark and John Cassiday who both shot 38.  The Eagles finish in the top position after the regular conference season, but have the conference tournament on Monday at Thornapple Pointe. This event is worth double points in the league so we look forward to the opportunity to compete again at a challenging and difficult golf course. 

On a beautiful and challenging course at Muskegon Country Club, the Eagles finished second to the Host Mona Shores High School Sailors. They finished with a fantastic 305, and the Eagles took second place with a 318 finishing just ahead of Catholic Central and Byron Center at 321. There were 20 schools in the invitational.  Adam Workman led the Eagles with a 76 (T-6). Also scoring for the Eagles was John Cassiday with a 79, Max O'Grady with an 81, and Dylan Clark with an 82.  The Eagles are in action on Wednesday for the final regular season Jamboree at Ironwood. Go Eagles!

It was an exciting day at Kent Country Club as the Eagles competed in the league jamboree. The Eagles shot a 161 that tied Forest Hills Central's 161. However, the tie breaker is a fifth score, and our 5th score was lower than FHC's 5th score. So the Eagles took first place. Leading the Eagles was sophomore Adam Workman with a 38. Also scoring for GRC was John Cassiday and Dylan Clark who shot 40, and Josh Pastoor and Alex VandenBerge who shot 43.  The Eagles are in first place in the OK White going into the final Jamboree of the season on 5/18 at Ironwood Golf Course. The Eagles are in action again on Monday 5/16 at the Mona Shores Invitational. 

The entire team traveled to Forest Dunes Golf Club for a tournament at "The Loop" golf course. The Eagles placed 5th out of 18 teams at a very difficult layout boasting 6850 yards of golf course and 30 MPH winds. The Eagles were led by Alex VandenBerge who tied for 7th place overall with a 78. Also scoring for GRC was John Cassiday (80), Dylan Clark (81) and Adam Workman (81).  The next day, the Eagles had fun playing the feature course at Forest Dunes. This was not part of the tournament but it was a great time for everyone to play one of the top rated Public courses in the country.  The Eagles are back in action on Monday in the Tullymore Invitational. 

The Eagles enjoyed the second warm and sunny day of the year last night and played with renewed hope and energy shooting a 153 as a team to take first place in teh Jamboree. Byron Center was in second place with a 165. Eagles were led by Junior Alex VandenBerge with an even par 36, sophomore Dylan Clark with a 37 and an eagle on the 7th hole. Adam Workman (SO) shot 39 and Josh Pastoor (SR) and John Cassiday (FR) both shot 41.  The win keep the Eagles in second place, just behind Forest Hills Northern with two Jamborees and one 18 hole conference tournament to play. This weekend the team travels to Forest Dunes and The Loop in Roscommon, MI to play in a tournament at one of the best golf locations in the state of Michigan!  Go Eagles!

Egypt Valley was in great shape, and proved to be quite a challenge for our players. Finishing behind FHN (151) with a 161, the Eagles have kept themselves in second place in the conference. Adam Workman (SO) shot a fantastic 1 under par 35 to lead the Eagles. Also scoring for GRC was Alex VandenBerge with a 41, John Cassiday with a 42 and Max O'Grady with a 43. This team is still in great position to make a move in teh conference with 3 jamborees left and the conference tournament.  The Eagles will compete again on Wednesday May 4 at Quail Ridge when they host the 4th Jamboree of the conference season. Proud of this group of boys! Go Eagles!

On a windy, cold day at Brookside Golf Course in the Greenville area, the Eagles battled back from a slow start to win Jamboree #2. After starting +8 as a team after two holes, the Eagles buckled down and went even par as a team the rest of the way finishing with a +8 team score of 152. The Eagles were led by match medalist Adam Workman (SO) who fired a 2 under par 34. Second in scoring today was Alex VandenBerge (JR) who shot an even par 36. Finishing 5th overall was freshman John Cassiday who carded a 39. Dylan Clark rounded out the scoring for GRC with a 43.  The Eagles will compete in an important Jamboree at Egypt Valley on Wednesday April 27. 

We broke out the sunscreen and enjoyed a beautiful day at Diamond Springs Golf Course on Saturday. The team shot a 314 to win the tournament by 12 shots. Dylan Clark birdied the last hole to become th individual champion shooting 73. Also scoring for the Eagles were John Cassiday (FR), Adam Workman (SO) who both shot 80. Wrapping up the scoring was sophomore Nicholas Sherman who shot 81. The B Team also participated in this tournament and earned 9th place overall. The Eagles pick up on Monday and Wednesday this week with league Jamborees at Brookside Golf Course (Greenville) and at Egypt Valley (FHN). 

We broke out the sunscreen and enjoyed a beautiful day at Diamond Springs Golf Course on Saturday. The team shot a 314 to win the tournament by 12 shots. Dylan Clark birdied the last hole to become th individual champion shooting 73. Also scoring for the Eagles were John Cassiday (FR), Adam Workman (SO) who both shot 80. Wrapping up the scoring was sophomore Nicholas Sherman who shot 81. John, Adam, Nicholas, and Dylan all earned individual medals for being in the top 10 scorers on the day. We entered a second group of Eagle golfers into this event as well, and they finished 9th overall. Max O'Grady led that team with an 83. Team also participated in this tournament and earned 9th place overall.  The Eagles pick up on Monday and Wednesday this week with league Jamborees at Brookside Golf Course (Greenville) and at Egypt Valley (FHN). 

The Eagles competed in their first OK White Jamboree of the season at Arrowhead Golf Course today. Just like most matches thus far, the team faced some challenging conditions during the event. Using the fifth score tie-breakerhe team was led by John Cassiday (FR) who shot a team best 39. Also contributing to scoring was Alex VandenBerge (40), Dylan Clark (41). The fourth and fifth score tie brakers were Nicholas Sherman (SO) or Adam Workman (SO) who both shot 44. We tied Northview with a 164 but our fifth score was better than their 5th score we we earned 2nd place. The Eagles are excited to keep improving and keep building on a solid start to the season.  The Eagles are in 2nd place in the league after one event, trailing only FHN. The next touranment is Saturday at Diamond Springs. The next OK White events are Monday (4/25) and Wednesday (4/27) next week. Go Eagles!

It was a cold, windy day for golf at Yankee Springs. Being mentally and emotionally tough enough to spend 6 hours playing golf in that weather is an accomplishment in itself, but to perform well was another accomplishment altogether.  Entering two teams in this event, the players chose to split up the teams as equally as they could. Most teams played six players, and we played only 5 per team (a slight disadvantage). However, both teams finished in the top 4! Very exciting. In fourth place was the team of Alex VandenBerge (82), Dylan Clark (88), Max O'Grady (82), Josh Pastoor (88), and Parker Noesen.  In first place was the team of Nicholas Sherman (73), John Cassiday (80), Adam Workman (81), Nathan VanOtteren (86) and Ford Erickson. They shot a 320 overall, placing 17 shots ahead of the second place team South christian and 20 shots ahead of our other team.  Nicholas shot the low round of the tournament with his 73 (1st). Also placing in the top ten was John Cassiday (6th), Adam Workman (8th), Alex VandenBerge and Max O'Grady (T-9th). A great day for the Eagles overall.  There is so much we can continue to improve on and we look forward to our next opportunity Monday at Ironwood in OK White Jamboree #1. The OK white may be one of the toughest leagues in the state and we can't wait to play against the best. Go Eagles!

In tough conditions the Eagles were able to outlast the Crusaders and the Squires in this Tri-match at Quail Ridge. Eagles scored a 163, Saders scored a 174, and the Squires a 185. The low round of the day was Alex VandenBerge (JR) at 40. Also contributing to the scoring was Josh Pastoor (SR), Adam Workman (SO), and John Cassiday (FR) all shooting a 41. Other rounds that day were Dylan Clark (SO), Max O'Grady (SO), Nicholas Sherman (SO) with a 42.  Eagles will participate in the Forest Hills Invitational at Egypt Valley on Monday, April 11.