The high school golf postseason keeps chugging along in Greater Cincinnati.
First, the Ohio girls got things started with sectional tournaments before both the boys and girls in Northern Kentucky wrapped up their regional rounds. Now the Ohio boys are finishing up sectional tournaments, sending the top four teams and top four individual players not on a qualifying team to the Ohio High School Athletic Association
district tournaments.The district meets will be at Heatherwoode, starting with Division III on Sept. 28, Division II on Sept. 29 and Division I on Oct. 5.
Which Cincinnati boys golfers succeeded in Divisions I, II and III sectionals and advanced to districts? See the sectional-by-sectional results and qualifiers below.
Division I
Glenview sectional results
Moeller and Lakota
East each scored a 295 at the Glenview meet, but the tiebreaker went to the Crusaders, their fifth golfer carding a 78 to Lakota East's 81. Thunderhawk Brody Hayes and Crusaders Jack Brooks and Brady Puthoff each shot a 72, tying for second overall.
Lakota West's Griffin Wullenweber was the individual champion with a 70. He paced the Firebird team that managed a 309, finishing in third place. Loveland was a shot behind with a 310, taking the final qualifying position for a team seven shots ahead of Milford.
Milford's Brock Shuluga and McNicholas' R.J. Fischer had 73s to be the top individual qualifiers and West Clermont's Jett Zeigler had a 74. Zeigler's teammate, Ben Hoh, took the final individual spot, beating Sycamore's Quinton Shafer in a playoff after both shot a 77.
Miami Whitewater sectional results
The Miami Whitewater sectional on Sept. 25 was owned by the Greater Catholic League-South, as St. Xavier (291), Elder (293) and La Salle (307) went 1-2-3 in the standings. Mason had a 309, taking fourth and the last district spot.
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The team fired a 291, led by Paquette with a 69 to finish 1st individually. McGrath and Boylan each added a 73, while Schultz carded a 76.
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St. Xavier senior Patrick Paquette had a 69 to take medalist honors and Kings senior Austin Siereveld and Little Miami senior Austin Nicholas were a stroke behind, taking the top district qualifier spots. Indian Hill's Jacob Lewis finished with a 73 and Talawanda's Ryder Jallick a 75 to also send themselves to the district rounds.
PipeStone sectional results
Springboro, led by individual co-medalist Luke Wagner's 76, won the PipeStone sectional with a 308, beating runner-up Centerville by 20 strokes and third-place Carroll by 25. The battle for fourth and the district invite came down to another tiebreaker. Fairmont and Lebanon each finished with a 335, but Fairmont came out on top thanks to a 91 from its fifth golfer to Lebanon's 93.
Badin took sixth as a team with a 338, but the Rams will be represented at districts by freshman Maddox Haire. Haire, with a 79, won a playoff hole against Lebanon's Griffin Rose for the fourth individual-qualifying spot.
Division II
PipeStone sectional results
Division II golf powerhouse Alter, including individual medalist Matthew Kreusch, rolled to the sectional crown with a 310, followed by Valley View with a 317 and Oakwood with a 327.
Led by a 78 from sophomore Jenner Gambill, Clinton-Massie tallied a 328, taking fourth place by a single stroke over Carlisle.
Individually, Wilmington junior Gunnar Martin shot a 74, finishing as tournament runner-up and advancing to districts as the top individual qualifier.
The Mill Course sectional results
After getting to the OHSAA state tournament last season for the first time since 1941, the Roger Bacon boys aren't trying to have another eight-decade wait for their next trip.
The Spartans shot a 302, winning the sectional at The Mill by 12 strokes. Junior Blake Rohling shot a 71 as the tournament medalist and senior Allister Fike took third with a 76. Two other Spartans placed in the top six, senior Ty Dumont's 77 tying for fourth and junior Henry Fulwiler's 78 tying for sixth.
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy finished as runner-up with a 314, Wyoming took third with a 324 and Mariemont had a 339 for fourth, one shot better than Taylor in fifth.
New Richmond's Ronan Bielewicz was the best individual qualifier, shooting a 77 to tie Dumont for fourth overall. Taylor's Connor Koelling shot a 79 and a playoff was needed for the third and fourth qualifying spots.
Six golfers shot an 83, including four vying for the last two district invites. Bethel-Tate freshman John Kelley and Madeira senior Nate Hyland won the playoff hole, getting by Madeira's Ezra Butler and Clermont Northeastern's Joseph Urling.
Division III
The Mill Course sectional results
Seven Hills senior Matia Kastner has been no stranger to success in the Division III postseason and his final run started off strong. Kastner dominated the sectional at The Mill, shooting a 34 on the front and a 31 on the back for a 65, good for medalist honors by 10 shots over runner-up Griffin Long of Cincinnati Country Day.
Kastner's Seven Hills squad also dominated the team standings, tallying a 317, 40 shots better than Cincinnati Country Day in second place. Miami Valley Christian Academy finished in third after shooting a 367 and Dayton Christian fourth with a 368. Unlike in Divisions I and II, only the top three teams and individuals qualify for districts, leaving Dayton Christian out by a shot.
Two of the three individual district qualifiers came from Dayton Christian, though. Braden Fleming was third overall with an 83 and Logan Denhardt tied for 10th with a 90. In between them was Middletown Christian's Chase Jackson with an 85.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: See which Cincinnati boys golfers qualified for 2026 OHSAA districts
