A roundup of Saturday's prep boys golf action.

The forecast called for scattered rain, and although a few showers passed by earlier in the afternoon, conditions allowed for No. 14 Jasper (149) to triumph in a quadrangular meet that also featured Southridge (158), Perry Central (199) and Forest Park (202).

A quick look at the prep sports action The Herald staff covered Thursday night. These stories will be in today's print edition and will be updated back here at DuboisCountyHerald.com later this morning.

Within moments of Jasper's win over Southridge in boys golf, four Wildcats circled, placed their arms around each other and rocked side to side in unison while chanting, like a college basketball team ready to hit the floor.

An look at what to expect from all five area boys golf teams this season.

Jasper High School senior Will Seger signed his letter of intent to compete for the Indiana University men’s golf team Thursday in the JHS Community Room.

There was no escaping the pull of contradictory emotions.

The Jasper boys golf team completed Stage 1, but the eighth-ranked Wildcats know their work is far from over. Just ask the staff at The Legends of Indiana Golf Club.

Marc Schum put it in its simplest terms: Imagine focusing on one task for upward of four straight hours. Now imagine doing it as a teenager.

Steve Milligan had a premonition.

As results continued to trickle in during the Wildcat Invitational on May 5, golfers, parents and coaches turned their attention toward the Kentucky Derby being broadcast on the two TVs in the clubhouse at Sultan’s Run Golf Course.

Ten minutes after the Jasper boys golf team claimed its sixth straight sectional title, Cam Weyer and Michael Bies grabbed a bucket of balls and headed toward the driving range.