Incline, North Tahoe golf | Cornell named DIII Player of the Year
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Three Incline golfers and their coach, and one golfer from North Tahoe, were honored with selections to the Division III All-State team.
Incline junior Mitchell Cornell, who won the individual state title, was the Player of the Year, while longtime Incline coach Joe Humasti was voted Co-Coach of the Year along with Randy Long of White Pine.
Humasti led the Highlanders to their first team state championship since 1993.
Incline’s Bryan Golombik, who placed third in the state tournament, made the All-State first team, and teammate Dylan Smith, who tied for fifth at state, made the second team. North Tahoe freshman Quinn Earley, who finished seventh in the state championship, was also named to the second team.
Division III All-State
Player of the Year: Mitchell Cornell, Incline
Co-Coaches of the Year: Joe Humasti, Incline; Randy Long, White Pine
First Team
Chris Young, White Pine
Collin Young, White Pine
Bryan Golombik, Incline
Griffin Cooper, Yerington
Dakotah Masters, Needles
Nick Herrero, Lake Mead
Second Team
Zarek Phillips, Needles
Dylan Smith, Incline
Quinn Earley, North Tahoe
Braedan Crotteau, Battle Mountain
Kevin Inthachack, Meadows
Toliver Rogers, Battle Mountain
Honorable Mention
Riley Clark, Calvary
Daniel Baralich, Sierra Lutheran
Sean Peasnell, Battle Mountain
Joseph Garcia, Needles
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