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North Valley boys golf teams leading competition going into day two

PHOENIX — The 2026 Arizona Boys Golf State Championship is currently underway for Division II, and North Valley teams are leading the pack going into the second and final day of competition.

Desert Mountain and Horizon are both tied for first place, with a seven-below-par 281. Arcadia is right behind them in third place, with a one-below-par 287.

For individuals, junior Easton Reischl of Horizon currently leads the field going into the second day of competition. He shot a nine-below-par 63 on Wednesday. Behind him in second place is junior Hudson Cook of Arcadia, who shot five-below-par 67.

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North Valley boys golf teams leading competition going into day two

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PHOENIX — The 2026 Arizona Boys Golf State Championship is currently underway for Division II, and North Valley teams are leading the pack going into the second and final day of competition.

Desert Mountain and Horizon are both tied for first place, with a seven-below-par 281. Arcadia is right behind them in third place, with a one-below-par 287.

For individuals, junior Easton Reischl of Horizon currently leads the field going into the second day of competition. He shot a nine-below-par 63 on Wednesday. Behind him in second place is junior Hudson Cook of Arcadia, who shot five-below-par 67.

Brittany Bowyer is a Report for America corps member, covering sports for Independent Newsmedia in Arizona. Report for America places talented journalists in local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and regions.

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