Flynn captures PIAA 2A boys title

Annville-Cleona’s Reagan Flynn has won the PIAA District 3, Class 2A Boys Golf Title.

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Video is Reagan in 2022 showcasing some of his swings.

Logan Francis finished 4th who also attends Annville-Cleona.

The AA Championships were held at the Briarwood Golf Club in York.

Flynn led the way with consistent play over the course of the 36 holes. He shot 36 for each of the 18 holes on both days to shoot a an even par 72 in both rounds. He was crowned the PIAA District 3 AA Champion, finishing 3 strokes ahead of Aiden Fulkroad of Millersburg.

Francis fired a 75 (+3) on Day 1 and was ranked 2nd going into Saturday’s round. On the final 18, the talented young competitor shot a 77 (+5). He finished 4th overall in the tournament.

Below is a photo of Reagan and Logan. Reagan is on the right.