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Northside, Southside and Washington High School battled through two days of difficult conditions on separate golf courses Monday and Tuesday to conclude the season.

The Seahawks finished 10^th and the Panthers 11^th in the 1A meet at the Longleaf Golf Club in Southern Pines. South Stanly took home the team championship and Mitchell High School’s Connor Warren was the individual medalist with a four over par 146 two-day total.

Southside junior Gabe Matthews led the Beaufort County golfers with an 86 the first day and a final round 85, good for a 12^th place tie at 171.

“He was consistent both days, which was not easy to do given the weather conditions (cold and windy),” coach David Dixon said. “It was a good experience for everybody and we return three of our top four, so they’ve set a goal of returning next year.”

Caleb Dixon (93/98) was 47^th at 191, while Brice Dixon (208) and Harrison Phelps, who finished 28 shots better the second day for a 238 completed the team scoring.

Junior David Wallace led Northside with a 188 (100/88) to finish tied for 43^rd. Zach Bond (205), Gus Vansant (215) and Wyatt Berry (218) rounded out the team scoring.

“It was a good experience for my young team,” coach Jared Adams said. “The state tournament is a little more of a pressure situation than normal and they handled it well. Playing there will definitely help them down the road.”

Washington finished tied for eighth in the 2A meet at the Foxfire Golf Club Red course in Pinehurst behind champion East Surry.

Junior Rob Bergevin was the Pam Pack’s top finisher in 19^th place behind Midway High School junior Logan Atkins, who took medalist honors with a four over par 148.

Bergevin (80/83), Ridge Zerniak 99/85), Oliver Thomas (92/95) and Marshall Asby (91/96) made up the team scoring.

“Our guys had a rough couple of days battling the cold and wind,” coach Jim Kozuch said. The already long back nine played even longer because of the wind, but I’m proud of Ridge for knocking 11 shots off his first day total. They all learned something and it was good to be back in it after missing last year.”