Teams from Warren and Forest Area competed on Tuesday at the Tam O’Shanter High School Invitational in Hermitage. From left are Warren assistant coach “Fuzzy” Merenick, Presley Weldon, Collin Ellis, Eli Snyder, Gavin Haibach and Carter Cochran, and Forest Area Fires’ Jonah Glass, Keyon Custer, Colton Kuntz, Ezra Busch, Zach Carll and head coach John Wortman. Submitted Photo

HERMITAGE — Teams from Warren and Forest Area competed on Tuesday at the Tam O’Shanter High School Invitational.

“This is the longest-running high school golf tournament in the United States with the greatest size field,” said John Wortman, head coach of the Forest Area Fires. “Tam O’Shanter’s format was five-person teams counting four scores.”

Warren shot a team score of 399. Individually, the Dragons were led by Collin Ellis at 95, Gavin Hibach 98, Eli Snyder 101, Presley Weldon 105, and Carter Cochran 108.

Forest Area had a team score of 449 with Keyon Custer shooting an 18-hole 100, Ezra Busch 111, Jonah Glass 116, Zach Carll 122, and Colton Kuntz 123.

The winner of the invitational was Meadville with a team score of 328 and the medalist was Jordan Keller of Ellwood City, shooting a 72.