Northern Garrett High Golf

Northern Garrett High Golf High School Golf Team

Tonight was a solid effort from the boys!  First stroke play event at home and they certainly handled business. We hoste...
09/03/2026

Tonight was a solid effort from the boys! First stroke play event at home and they certainly handled business. We hosted Petersburg (WV), Rockwood (PA) and Chestnut Ridge (PA).

After the round I started thinking back to last year and how our first season went with myself as coach. The joy I had, as well as the team, for scoring in the 170’s was amazing. I decided to look back at the scores from last season and the improvement this team has shown has been unbelievable. Last season we never broke into the 160’s and they frankly seemed unattainable. Now these boys are constantly throwing up those numbers. Beyond proud of how hard they work and continue to grind. They aren’t satisfied with 45’s, 42’s or 40’s. They want better. I love that! Quinton shot a fantastic score tonight, he left some out there and went right to the range and then back to chipping and putting. That type of work ethic is what’s helping this team! For all you folks out there, I really hope you enjoy seeing what this team is doing! I know the boys desires and what they ultimately want. I’ll be certain to let you all know when we obtain that (notice I didn’t say if)!

Now onto the scores. We won tonight’s event with a 162! Here is the breakdown on how the boys scored:

Wyatt Johnson - 38 (low medalist)
Quinton Sigmund - 40 (second low medalist)
Andrew Mason - 41 (tied for third low medalist)
Gage Schwinabart - 45
Logan Kelly - 43
Blake Monaldi - 54

I also allowed 2 alternates to play tonight and they shot the following:

Bailey Turner - 50
Chey Hoopes - 60

As always thanks to Laura Sigmund for all the fantastic photos.

Let’s go Huskies!

Finally got to play some WestMac teams. Headed down to Oakland this evening in a 5 team event. Played solid, but a coupl...
09/02/2026

Finally got to play some WestMac teams. Headed down to Oakland this evening in a 5 team event. Played solid, but a couple bad swings and just too many 3 putts across the team hurt us from coming out on top. Overall pleased with where we are at the moment! The boys are grinding and know what they need to work on to try and continually improve, I love that mindset!

We were 2 strokes off the winning team, Southern, and shot a 168. Here is the breakdown in scores:

Wyatt Johnson - 38 (second low medalist)
Quinton Sigmund - 43
Andrew Mason - 44
Logan Kelly - 43
Gage Schwinabart - 46
Bailey Turner - 52

Big thanks to our biggest supporter, Torin! Seriously though I do love the support of the parents of these kids. They love having you all there to support them in this journey of ours.

08/28/2026

Thanks Ben, with Garrett County Radio, for spotlighting Northern Golf this morning!

Decided to stretch our legs a little bit and head east. This test tonight was more about preparation for future endeavor...
08/28/2026

Decided to stretch our legs a little bit and head east. This test tonight was more about preparation for future endeavors. Each boy had a great mindset and did what I asked them to do. Their hard work and dedication is paying off, and paying off in a big way! We went to Black Rock and played in an 8 team event. 4 schools from Washington County, 3 schools from Frederick County and then…the Huskies! As a team, we shot a 154! To put that in perspective, if we double that we go to states with a 20 stroke cushion (328 is required team score)! The 154 was good enough for second place, Linganore dominated with an incredible score of 140. Hats off to those young men!

Individually here is how we performed:
Wyatt Johnson - 34 tied for low medalist
Quinton Sigmund - 37
Andrew Mason - 42
Logan Kelly - 41
Bailey Turner - 46
Blake Monaldi - 51

Couple high lights here I’d like to recognize.

2-under 34 is Wyatt’s best high school 9 hole score! He was in a group where he battled a kid that shot 1 over and 1 under. When his putter starts to get hot, look out!

Quinton also fired off his best round score of 1-over 37. He did that today without having his best driver day. He made some fantastic shots that just kept him in the match!

Logan has been working on trusting a new feeling with his driver. He didn’t trust it on hole one which led to a double. After that he trusted it and played 8 holes in 3 over. That’s getting it done!

Proud of all 6 of these boys and where Northern Golf is headed!

Big thanks to Trevor King for being willing to support Northern Golf. These young men need to be recognized as they put ...
08/23/2026

Big thanks to Trevor King for being willing to support Northern Golf. These young men need to be recognized as they put in a bunch of time to perform at a high level!

ACCIDENT — The Northern golf team opened its season this week with a pair of events.

What a week!  3 matches in 3 days is tough to start our season. Boys battled hard today and came away with some solid sc...
08/20/2026

What a week! 3 matches in 3 days is tough to start our season. Boys battled hard today and came away with some solid scores. Still some things to tighten up and become a little more precise, but not a bad showing for being match 3 this week. We played North Star (out of PA) who has been a consistent powerhouse in their respective division. Their coach expects the team to have a solid chance making it to states this year. Given that information, I’m happy with how we performed. We went to their course and only lost by 3, 162-165. Boys were frustrated, but I like where we are at this point of the year!

Here are how the boys scored:

Wyatt Johnson - 36 (low medalist)
Quinton Sigmund - 39
Logan Kelly - 46
Gage Schwinabart - 47
Andrew Mason - 44
Bailey Turner - 46

Well you all missed out, at least those that didn’t come. What an event with some great golf happened today!  Both Hamps...
08/19/2026

Well you all missed out, at least those that didn’t come. What an event with some great golf happened today! Both Hampshire and Northern battled all day, but Northern came out on top 3 1/2 to 2 1/2. I’ll do my best to recap what happened!

Starting off with the first match of the day, Wyatt Johnson vs Peyton VanMeter. Wyatt let Peyton know on hole one, he was there for business. Wyatt smoked one down the middle and I heard Peyton say, “Oh great” (or something along those lines). Peyton stepped up and let Wyatt know, I’m here too and we’re gonna battle. And battle they did. Wyatt suck it to 3 feet on hole 1 to take a 1 up lead. Then went 2 up after 2. Peyton battled back and said not so fast. It was a back and forth match all day. Peyton battled to make it all square after 9. On hole 12, he took a 1 up lead. I heard he was making everything and not giving Wyatt any daylight. Hole 17, a par 3, Wyatt stuck it to 3 feet (right after Peyton hit one to 15)! He made the birdie to bring it back to all square! On hole 18 they both did what they needed and gave themselves birdie putts. They had a 20’ putt off and both missed and made pars. Such a fun battle all day.

Second match of the day was Quinton Sigmund vs Landin Ludwick. Quinton, like Wyatt, striped a drive right down the middle. Landin, didn’t hit his best drive. Landin still made a great par and they halved the first hole. On hole 2, Quinton took a 1 up lead and honestly never looked back. That 1 up lead quickly grew to a 4 up lead. Landin then battled right back and won 2 holes in a row. From that point, Quinton would win a hole, then Landin would win. It went back and forth for 3 holes. Quinton settled down and finished him off and played flawless golf to end the match. He didn’t try to make anything happen, just kept hitting fairways and greens. Playing quality golf and making Landin come and try to beat him. He won 5&4 (that means 5 up with 4 to play). He earned Northern our first point of the day!

Third match of the day was Logan Kelly vs Briar Rickman. Logan started off rocky with his first drive, but didn’t let it rattle him. Briar stepped up and hit a great shot down the left side. Logan lost hole one, but he didn’t let it bother him. He grinded and battled and on hole 5 he took a 1 up lead! On hole 7 he increased that lead to 1 up. At the turn, Logan held a 1 up lead. Have I ever told you that golf is hard? Unfortunately, Logan’s driver just abandoned him. Between that and Briar playing some really great golf, Logan just couldn’t keep himself in the match. Give him his flowers as he never quit and never gave up. Just hard to have something like that happen mid round. Briar won the match 5&3. Hampshire’s first full point of the day.

Fourth match of the day was Gage Schwinabart vs Branson Kline. Gage started this match off with a poor shot (probably some nerves). Branson hit a solid drive just left side but safe and playable. Branson capitalized on Gage’s poor shot and took a quick 1 up lead. Gage hit a great drive and an awesome second shot on hole 2 to get that right back and be an all square match going into hole 3. From there Gage just took over. Branson got some bad luck on hole 3 with a ball on top of the bunker in some tall grass. Gage played steady on that hole and made him pay. He’s 1 up after 3! That 1 up turned into 4 up at the turn. Gage handled his business like a champ! By hole 12 he turned it into a 5 up lead. Had a chance to close him out on hole 14, but kudos to Branson for never giving up. Going into hole 15, Gage made a par and Branson bogeyed. That meant that Gage won 5&3! That’s Northerns second point! Gage is a different player this year and really look for him to help Northern in many future matches!

Headed to match 5, Andrew Mason vs Nate Adams. Andrew stepped up to the tee and was talking about the wind. I’d like to say he hit a low on purpose, but that just wasn’t the case. He still found the fairway and made Nate think. It was a pillow fight from there, but Andrew made a bogey to take a 1 up lead. Andrew never squandered that lead. He kept hitting fairways and greens, fairways and greens. His putting kept him from really ending the match early. That was just the crack that Nate needed. He kept grinding and fighting and never gave up. By hole 7, Andrew had a 5 up lead. Nate said no more! Kept battling and grinding and started taking holes off Andrew and on hole 13 got it back to only being 1 down to Andrew. Andrew had every opportunity to cave at that point. He did exactly the opposite! He went back to hitting fairways and greens. Took a 2 up, then 3 up, then ended the match 4 up with 2 to play (4&2) to gain another point for Northern! Great job adjusting mid round Andrew, we needed that point!

Our last match was Bailey Turner vs Blake Funk. This was another nail biter for most of the match. Blake handed the initial pressure better than Bailey. Neither hit great drives on 1, but Blake just performed a little better and took a 1 up lead after 1. Bailey got it back on 2. Blake took it back on 3. Bailey took it back on 4. Blake took it back on 5. At the turn Blake had a 2 shot lead. It was an absolute stellar match. Hole 10, Bailey grabbed another to be 1 down with 8 to play. Hole 13 Bailey made the match all square! Blake took the next hole. Bailey took the next hole. Bailey then grabbed his first 1 up lead on 16! Blake said not so fast, and made it all square on hole 17. Imagine if you would, 2 brand new competitive players having 30-40 people watching you on your final hole with the match on the line. Thats some pressure! Blake ultimately made a 15 footer to end the match with a win and another point for Hampshire.

All in all, that was an awesome day of golf! The kids loved the format and the parents kept saying how much they enjoyed it as well! Certainly something we will do again in future years!

08/18/2026

Not doing anything today? Come on out to Lodestone at 12 to support the Northern Huskies as they take on the Hampshire Trojans in an 18 hole match play event. Carts will be available, stop by the club house for information!

Had our first match today at Seven Springs against Rockwood High School. We dodged the weather and got all 18 holes in. ...
08/17/2026

Had our first match today at Seven Springs against Rockwood High School. We dodged the weather and got all 18 holes in. We unfortunately lost by 1 stroke 345-346. Still a great day on the course and a fantastic start to the season!

Here are the scores for today (par 71):
Wyatt Johnson - 76 (Low Medalist)
Andrew Mason - 89
Quinton Sigmund - 90
Gage Schwinabart - 91
Logan Kelly - 102
Bailey Turner - 115

Going to take some lessons from today and hopefully continue to grow and get better for the rest of the season!

3rd and final recognition for quality competition play over the summer is Wyatt. Wyatt, like Quinton, played on multiple...
08/15/2026

3rd and final recognition for quality competition play over the summer is Wyatt. Wyatt, like Quinton, played on multiple tours. He participated in the Garrett County Junior Tour, Callaway Junior Tour, Tristate Islay’s Junior Tour and the Hurricane Junior tour. He started his 2026 tournament season off with a solid win at Nemacolin Shepherds Rock! He shot 86/79 for a total of 165 or 21-over. He played from ~6800 yards in some terrible conditions. That automatically qualified him for the tour championship in Florida in December! He also made it through the first round of qualifying for the Drive, Chip and Putt (fell short in round 2). He then proceeded to get on a roll and rattle off some quality wins. He went 3 for 3 in a week on the Callaway Junior Tour. He took the win at Oglebay with a 5-over 76 from ~6000 yards. 2 days later he won at Locust Hill with a 1-under thru 13 holes (he was 1 under thru 15 with a good chance to move to 3-under when they called it for weather) from ~5800 yards. The very next day he went to Cacapon golf course and fired off a 1-over 73 from ~5900 yards. Because of his performance that put him close to the top 6 in points to make it to their tour championship. He got the invitation and made his way south to The Greenbrier and played The Snead Course. He played from ~6100 yards and won the tour championship with a 7-over 78. The week after his wins on the Callaway tour he went to Glengarry Golf Links for a competition with the Tristate Tour. He knew he had to win to make it to the tour championship. He did just that! He fired off a 2-under round of 68 from ~6100 yards. He was then able to compete in the tour championship at Pittsburgh Field Club. He started off shaky going 4 over thru 3 holes. He finished with a 3-over 74 for a 4th place finish. His year with the Garrett County Junior Tour also had some solid showings. He had two 1sts and a 2nd during the regular season events. He played in an invitational at Preston Country Club where he won with a 2-over 74 where he played from ~6500 yards. That got him enough points to play for the Tour Championship which was held at Lodestone. He played from ~6300 yards and fired off a 77/74 for a combined 151 and was 7-over for the 2 days. That was a good enough score for him to win the Championship.

Going to be fun to see how he can help the team be more competitive this season!

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