JUPITER, Fla. —
The Benjamin School boys golf team is just days away from defending itscrown as the 1A state champions. The Buccaneers will head to Mission Resort + Club just north of Orlando this weekend and try to recreate the success they’ve had in the Florida State tournament.
Benjamin won two of the last three state championships led by the same core group of players who will now try to end their careers with another title. The senior class is led by Charlie Woods (Florida State), future SMU teammates Andrew Tsar and Brooks Colton and fellow senior Matthew Stigliano.
“It would be great to end with a state championship win and finish off our high school careers doing it,” said senior Brooks Colton.
“I think how close we all are and push each other every day, we put in a lot of work in so it would mean a lot to have it pay off again this year,” said senior Andrew Tsar.
Head coach and Palm Beach County Sports Hall of Fame coach Toby Harbeck has seen a lot of state championship golf over the years in his 43 years leading the Buccaneers. He knows it won’t come easy to win his 5th title as a coach.
“I’ve preached for the last ten days, let’s not rely on the success we’ve already had this year. Let’s look forward to the success we can have,” Harbeck said.
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