Evans snags WJGA state title for second straight year

August 10, 2021 1:30 pm
Mercer Island High School (MIHS) senior-to-be Ethan Evans notched his second consecutive Washington Junior Golf Association boys state championship on Aug. 3-5 on the par-72 Glendale Country Club course in Bellevue. He shot eight under par for three rounds (71-67-70-208) to accumulate 100 points in the age 16-18 competition. Evans, who plans to play college golf at Duke University, had 14 birdies during his three rounds. Peter Dionne-Yahr of Kent took second with a mark of 66-73-73-212 for 90 points. Also for Mercer Island, Elias Malakoff tied for sixth and Jack Dilworth tied for 10th. Photo courtesy of the Mercer Island School District
Mercer Island High School (MIHS) senior-to-be Ethan Evans notched his second consecutive Washington Junior Golf Association boys state championship on Aug. 3-5 on the par-72 Glendale Country Club course in Bellevue. He shot eight under par for three rounds (71-67-70-208) to accumulate 100 points in the age 16-18 competition. Evans, who plans to play college golf at Duke University, had 14 birdies during his three rounds. Peter Dionne-Yahr of Kent took second with a mark of 66-73-73-212 for 90 points. Also for Mercer Island, Elias Malakoff tied for sixth and Jack Dilworth tied for 10th. Photo courtesy of the Mercer Island School District

Mercer Island High School (MIHS) senior-to-be Ethan Evans notched his second consecutive Washington Junior Golf Association boys state championship on Aug. 3-5 on the par-72 Glendale Country Club course in Bellevue. He shot eight under par for three rounds (71-67-70-208) to accumulate 100 points in the age 16-18 competition. Evans, who plans to play college golf at Duke University, had 14 birdies during his three rounds. Peter Dionne-Yahr of Kent took second with a mark of 66-73-73-212 for 90 points. Also for Mercer Island, Elias Malakoff tied for sixth and Jack Dilworth tied for 10th. Photo courtesy of the Mercer Island School District