Boys Golf Rosters

Thu., April 13, 2000

Ferris

Ryan Camp sr.

Corey Prugh sr.

Trevor Shoemaker sr.

Nate Brown jr.

Kyle Ham jr.

Max Kusske jr.

Paul Berndt soph.

Buddy Hicks soph.

Steve Kessler soph.

Ryan Taylor soph.

Blake Yonago soph.

Alex Prugh fr.

Lewis and Clark

Bill Witte sr.

Greg Riches sr.

Brian Guthrie jr.

Rawley Reeser jr.

Travis Smith jr.

Steve Brucker soph.

Mike Fealk soph.

Ryan Floyd soph.

Vincent Jansen fr.

Jono Morrison soph.

Colin Terry soph.

Martin Lopes fr.

Gonzaga Prep

Bill Anderson sr.

Troy Bacon soph.

Cole Bennett jr.

Dan Brasch fr.

Daniel Butoccio fr.

Jason Johansson fr.

Andy LeFriec soph.

Peter Moe jr.

Ben Nickol soph.

Joe Nickol sr.

Anthony Patterson fr.

Dan Potter sr.

Alex Umbdenstock soph.

Jacob Weber fr.

Ted Wissink jr.

Cheney

Peter Sisich sr.

Jackson Schade jr.

JC Weber sr.

Sean Copley sr.

Matt Manville soph.

Robert Osten jr.

Travis Santillanes sr.

Medical Lake

Mike Banks soph.

Stefen Blasingame fr.

Shaun Bowlin jr.

Chad Chamber sr.

Brent Griffis jr.

Joey Lawrence sr.

Brett Lust fr.

Dave Seesholtz jr.

Ryan Snow jr.

Devon Tschirley jr.

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