Helen Yeung, Sr., River Hill

Yeung will leave River Hill as one of the most decorated golfers in school history. The senior three-peated at the Maryland Class 4A/3A girls’ state championship, setting a girls’ tournament record with a 10-under-par 132 across two days at the University of Maryland Golf Course. Her stellar performance also helped River Hill secure a second consecutive team championship. Yeung is committed to play golf at North Carolina.

Ben Baker, Jr., Briar Woods

Baker shot a 4-under 66 at the Virginia Class 5 tournament to become the first golfer in school history to win a state championship.

Olivia Cong, Sr., Poolesville

Cong won her third consecutive Maryland Class 2A/1A girls’ title, shooting a 5-under 137 across the two-day event at the University of Maryland, where her team finished second.

Zoe Cusack, So., Churchill

Cusack followed an encouraging freshman season with a low score of 65 at the District 2 tournament and a runner-up performance at the girls’ state championship.

The Virginia Tech commit and three-time Virginia all-state honoree wrapped up a standout career with a win at the Liberty District tournament and a third-place finish at girls’ states.

Joe Johnson, Sr., Heritage

Johnson will continue his golf career at Radford after winning the 4C region tournament and the Class 4 state championship.

The freshman averaged 34 shots per nine holes in district play and won the Class 6 individual title with a 2-under 68 at Heritage Oaks Golf Course.

Owen Newberry, So., Crofton

The sophomore erased a five-stroke deficit on Day 2 of the boys’ Maryland state championship, forcing a tie with River Hill’s Benjamin Siriboury and later winning with a par on the first playoff hole.

Benjamin Siriboury, Sr., River Hill

After winning both the Howard County and District 5 individual titles, last year’s All-Met Player of the Year came close to a third consecutive victory in the boys’ state championship but lost in a playoff to Crofton’s Owen Newberry.

Vu capped an impressive postseason run with a team win in the Class 6 championship and an individual title in the girls’ division tournament two weeks later.

David Larson, Independence

When Independence High opened its doors in Ashburn in 2019, Larson had to get right to work building a program. Since then, the Tigers have won a state championship four out of five years, including this season’s Class 5 title. Larson’s squad finished the regular season 6-0-2 and won all of its postseason tournaments.

Vasilios Doulaveris, Sr., St. Andrew’s

Cabell Faulkner, Sr., Richard Montgomery

Julia Hua, Jr., Northwest

Megan Kirkpatrick, Sr., Glenelg

Neil Kulkarni, Jr., Independence

Catherine Qiu, Sr., Langley

Shrey Sharma, Jr., Jefferson

Reed Theiss, Sr., Loudoun County

Raquel Walker, So., Robinson

Connor Wood, Jr., Potomac School

Felicity Chen, Sr., South Lakes

Tanner Currie, So., Huntingtown

Victoria Diaz, Jr., Churchill

Declan Gustavson, Sr., Woodgrove

Samuel Han, Fr., Independence

Shelby Herbert, Sr., La Plata

Josephina Kritsky, Fr., Potomac Falls

Sachin Kundra, Fr., Sidwell Friends

Ryan Moseley, Fr., Madison

Jordan Quint, Sr., Georgetown Day

Jack Smith, So., Potomac School

Fannie Sukhumparnich, Sr., Walter Johnson