EPJ Golf

EPJ girls competed today at the vermilion invite. They battled the conditions and played well today. GGID VGI26

Vermillion invite GGID VG126

Girls golf today at Dakota valley tease off at 930 GGID is G26DV

Follow the EPJ girls golfer tomorrow as they host the Husky Invite. Shotgun starts at 9:00 from The Pointe GGID G26EPJ

The EPJ golf program would like to formally apologize to the Muller family of Beresford for the pain and suffering we have caused. We will correct this and apologize for the typo. #MullernotMueller

Jansen 50 Norby 62 Johnson 62 Coyle 67 Rush 71 Next action is Tuesday Dual with Dakota Valley at the Pointe at 3:00 PM

First competition of the year at the bridges in Beresford results to follow. Schools attending. EPJ DV Beresford Lennox and SFC.

Big shout out to the EPJ football team on advancing to the state championship for the 3rd time in four years. Those guys earned it. Bend but don't break mentality. It was a nail biter. What a battle and hats off to the duel cardinals. They played a great game. #huskies

Big shout out and good luck to the EPJ boys XC team this Saturday inHuron

Rose and grind. Ben getting ready to compete at state next week.

Congratulations to Ben Akin for taking 7th place and qualifying for the state golf meet. Nice work guys on a great season and battling yesterday.

Today is the day. Region golf at the bluffs. Follow along as the boys compete to qualify for the state meet next week. GGID B25R2A

Pre region golf meal.

If you see this left hander on the course tomorrow wish him a happy birthday.

Celebrating another EPJ golfer today at the Dunes. Should have brought my clubs.

Golf question, can one wear a stocking hat on top of a ball cap and still be considered a golfer? @EpjGolf #Huskies @RoddSlaterPGA

Parkston invite in Mitchell (Lakeview) GGID B25PGI Play starts at 10 AM Friday.

EPJ playing at Spring Creek today. Follow along on golf genius. GGID B25CHARGER Not a bad view today

Follow the Huskies today at the Dakota Valley Invite at 2 Rivers. GGID DVINVITE25

✍️ BREAKING NEWS: Cooper Lutkenhaus, the 16-year-old high school star who shattered his own U.S. 800m high school record and broke the 800m U18 world record with a 1:42.27 runner-up finish at last month’s U.S. Outdoor Track and Field Championships, has opted to forego all of his remaining high school and collegiate eligibility to turn professional and sign a contract with Nike. The decision comes before he is set to race the 800m at the World Championships in Tokyo next month and makes history as the youngest American ever to represent the U.S. at a World Championship. 🗣️ “I’m just super excited and blessed for the opportunity,” Lutkenhaus tells CITIUS MAG. “To be able to run professionally at such a young age is not very common, so to be represented by the best brand is very exciting.” Lutkenhaus will remain enrolled at Northwest High School in Texas, where he’s beginning his junior year. He is represented by Ray Flynn and Flynn Sports, who have also represented top high school stars over the past 30 years, including Alan Webb and Drew Hunter. He will continue to be coached by Northwest HS head cross country and track coach Chris Capeau. Classes started on Aug. 13th. ⏱️ Lutkenhaus is the fourth-fastest American in U.S. history at 800m (behind American record holder Bryce Hoppel, 2019 World champion, and 2025 U.S. champion Donavan Brazier and 2025 World Indoor champion Josh Hoey) and No. 18 on the World all-time list. He is the sixth-fastest man in the world in 2025. 📰 Read our full Q&A with Cooper on the decision to turn pro and how he's visualizing competing at the World Championships in Tokyo here: citiusmag.com/articles/coope…