Dominic Riccobene notched Sequim’s first round below par on the young season, shooting a 1-under-par 35 as the Wolves bested North Kitsap 166-202 in soggy and windy conditions at Port Ludlow Golf Club on March 17.

Riccobene earned match medalist honors for the second straight match, sinking three birdies and overcoming two bogeys on the round.

Right behind Riccobene were Ben Sweet at 42, Pryce Glasser at 43 and Cole Smithson at 46, as Sequim improved to 3-0.

“Ben hit a huge drive, making it all the way to the greenside bunker on the par-4 second hole,” SHS coach Sean O’Mera said.

“Pryce made a miraculous bogey on the par-4 seventh (hole) after hitting it into the hazard.

“Cole, using three wood off the tee all day, hit many great shots, including a 215-yard laser off a tight lie to about 10 feet away on the par-5 fourth hole. Cole also made a great birdie on the par-5 eighth hole.”

Coming up

Sequim hosts North Mason on March 24 and Kingston on March 31.

The Wolves are on Spring Break until an April 15 match at Port Angeles.