Cedar Rapids Prairie Golf Team Qualified for State
The team secured their fifth state tournament berth after a strong performance at the district meet.
Updated on Oct. 5, 2026 in Golf

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The Cedar Rapids Prairie boys golf team qualified for the Class 4A state tournament after shooting a 301 at the district meet. They will head to the state finals following their successful outing at Glynns Creek Golf Course.
Why it matters
This advancement marks the fifth time in school history that the program has earned a spot in the state tournament. The team will now look to compete for the Class 4A title on a larger stage after securing their placement among the state's best squads.
Henry Sobaski led the team with a 71, supported by scores of 75 from Jeter Lewis, 77 from Korbin Beatty, and 78 from Oscar Bontty. These efforts secured their qualification in a district where North Scott took the title with a 289.
The players
Cedar Rapids Prairie
This is a high school golf program that has now qualified for five state tournament appearances.
Brooks Andersen
He is a golfer from Iowa City Liberty who qualified for the state tournament as an individual after shooting a 73.
Henry Sobaski
He is a leading golfer for Cedar Rapids Prairie who shot a team-best 71 at the district meet.
The details
At the district meet held in Long Grove, Cedar Rapids Prairie finished with a team total of 301. The performance was sufficient to punch their ticket to the upcoming championship, which will feature the top teams and individual qualifiers from across the state.
Timeline
The district meet took place at Glynns Creek Golf Course on October 5, 2026.
The state tournament is scheduled to be held from October 12 to October 13, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This qualification shifts Cedar Rapids Prairie into the final bracket of the season among the state's elite competitors. The team's successful run at the district level builds on their history of state appearances and sets a high benchmark for their final performance in Davenport.
The team joins the state tournament field after finishing behind North Scott and Pleasant Valley in the district standings. Following their 301 total, the squad will now prepare for the state event at Davenport Country Club.
The takeaway
Advancing to the state level requires consistent play from the entire roster, as demonstrated by the team's combined score of 301. Consistent practice and maintaining short-game accuracy are essential for high school golfers looking to perform well in high-pressure tournament conditions.
What happens next
The Class 4A state golf tournament is scheduled for October 12-13 at Davenport Country Club.
Further reading
For more information on upcoming matches, visit our Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Gazette.
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