Ridgewood junior high golf team takes runner-up at IVC tournament

Taylor Harstine wins medalist honors with 67, Bentley Bush finishes second with 68 at Five Waters Golf Club

Pictured are Ridgewood’s Taylor Harstine, left, Bentley Bush, Owen Seigle and Lucas Croghan.

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Published September 26, 2025 - 1:10 p.m.

The Ridgewood Generals junior high golf team competed in the IVC Post Season Tournament at Five Waters Golf Club.

The Generals were runner-up out of eight teams. Taylor Harstine and Bentley Bush finished in first and second place overall, putting up impressive scores.

Harstine was tournament medalist with a score of 67, and Bush was second place overall with a score of 68. Also scoring for the Generals were Owen Seigle with a 90 and Lucas Croghan with a 96.

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