Lake City Senior Committed to Boise State Golf
Trey Lambert finalized his commitment to play collegiate golf for the Boise State Broncos starting next fall.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Golf
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Lake City High senior Trey Lambert committed to play golf for Boise State in September 2025. The athlete is now preparing to compete in the upcoming state 6A golf tournament.
Why it matters
Lambert chose the Boise State program because of the supportive community and the clear belief the coaching staff showed in his athletic potential. His commitment marks a return to top-tier form following a significant medical recovery period.
Lambert recorded a 63 at The Links Golf Club on September 24, 2026, tying the course record. He stands 6-foot-1 and has previously secured five consecutive tournament victories.
The players
Trey Lambert
He is a Lake City High senior and competitive golfer who previously placed fourth at the state tournament.
Boise State
It is a public research university in Idaho that maintains a competitive Division I golf program.
The details
After undergoing spinal surgery in August 2024, Lambert followed a strict recovery process that limited his golf activities for nine months. To maintain his conditioning during this layoff, he participated in competitive tennis throughout the spring of 2026.
Timeline
Lambert placed fourth at the state tournament in 2023.
He underwent spinal surgery in August 2024.
Lambert committed to Boise State in September 2025.
He tied the course record of 63 on September 24, 2026.
The state 6A tournament is scheduled for October 12-13, 2026.
Season Trajectory
Lambert's performance at the upcoming state 6A tournament will be a critical indicator of his current form as he transitions from high school competition to the collegiate level. His recent return to record-breaking play highlights a significant shift in his season outlook compared to his recovery-hampered previous year.
Lambert enters the state 6A tournament with momentum after tying a course record with a 63. His participation in the event represents his final competitive opportunity before joining the Boise State roster next fall.
The takeaway
Lambert's successful recruitment illustrates the importance of staying active and versatile during recovery from major injuries. His transition from tennis during his surgery rehabilitation back to competitive golf provides a model for young athletes managing long-term physical setbacks.
What happens next
Trey Lambert will compete in the state 6A tournament held at Avondale Golf Club on October 12-13, 2026.
Further reading
Find more local athletic updates in the Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Coeur d'Alene Press.
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