Cape Cod and the Islands high school boys golf teams are securing postseason berths as the fall schedule hits the back nine, led by a six-match win streak from Nauset as reported by Cape Cod Times golf reporter Allen Gunn on Sept. 30, 2026. Several programs have already hit the required threshold for tournament qualification, while others battle down the stretch to lock in their postseason status.
Nauset and Sandwich Clash for Atlantic Division Title
Nauset holds a 7-1 record after rattling off six consecutive victories, setting up an Oct. 1 showdown against Sandwich for the Cape and Islands League Atlantic Division title. Both teams sit deadlocked in the standings with just one loss apiece, with the Warriors handing Sandwich its lone defeat of the fall. Nauset secured its spot in the Division 2 South Sectional with matches to spare, supported by a 234 team total in a recent win over Falmouth.
Sandwich carries a 9-1 mark into the division matchup behind senior Blaise Chatigny, who has spearheaded the Blue Knights’ return to the Division 3 South Sectional following a season away from the postseason. Head coach Ryan Potter’s lineup has received contributions from players up and down the roster, including senior Bradley Moesman.
Did you know? Nauset’s recent surge includes a 234 team total against Falmouth, while Sandwich enters the October showdown with a 9-1 record under head coach Ryan Potter.
Cape Tech and Nantucket Close in on Postseason Goals
Cape Tech stands at 7-1-1 following a brief stumble that included a 274 team score against Dennis-Yarmouth and a tie with Diman RVT. The Crusaders bounced back with a six-point victory over Upper Cape, keeping them on track to defend their Mayflower Athletic Conference regular season championship and secure a Division 2 South Sectional berth behind Daniel Gibbons, Carter LaFrance, Mike Shea, and Chris Morin.
Nantucket sits at 7-2 after capturing six straight wins to move within one victory of qualifying for the Division 3 South Sectional. Powered by Lucien Silva at the top of the lineup, the Whalers collected wins over Dennis-Yarmouth, St. John Paul II, and Sturgis West, notching their first sub-260 round against the Navigators during the streak.
Bourne Navigates Tough Stretch Heading Into Sectional Play
Bourne holds a 7-3 record after dropping back-to-back matches to West Bridgewater and Seekonk in South Coast Conference play. The Canalmen have not broken 250 since a Sept. 16 loss to the Wildcats, who swept the season series between two of the conference’s top programs. Charlie Seitz has elevated his play for head coach Kevin Lyons, who looks for Ronan Kelly to regain top form as the team faces defending state champions Old Rochester on Sept. 30 and a home-and-home series with Sandwich.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Cape Cod High School Golf Season
Which Cape Cod high school golf teams have secured postseason berths?
Nauset, Sandwich, and Cape Tech have qualified for their respective South Sectional tournaments, while Nantucket needs just one more victory to punch its ticket.
Who are the top players leading Nauset and Sandwich?
Nauset relies on a balanced team total that recently hit 234 against Falmouth, while Sandwich is led by seniors Blaise Chatigny and Bradley Moesman.
What is Cape Tech’s current standing in the conference?
Cape Tech holds a 7-1-1 record, remaining on pace to defend its Mayflower Athletic Conference regular season title behind players like Daniel Gibbons, Carter LaFrance, Mike Shea, and Chris Morin.
How is Bourne performing in the South Coast Conference?
Bourne stands at 7-3 following consecutive losses to West Bridgewater and Seekonk, with upcoming matches against defending state champions Old Rochester and Sandwich.
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