Andrew Lettice Wins North Puget Sound League Title
The Federal Way High School senior secured the individual championship with a dominant two-day performance in Bremerton.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Golf
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Federal Way High School senior Andrew Lettice captured the North Puget Sound League golf championship at Gold Mountain Golf Club. This victory marks the first individual league title for a Federal Way student since 1997.
Why it matters
The win solidifies Lettice as a top regional prospect as he prepares for the upcoming West Central District tournament. His performance highlights a resurgence for the Federal Way golf program after nearly three decades without an individual league champion.
Lettice shot a tournament-leading 67 on the first day and followed with a 74 for a two-day total of 141. He concluded his regular season with a cumulative score of -4-under par across 11 matches.
The players
Andrew Lettice
He is a senior student-athlete at Federal Way High School who recently won the North Puget Sound League golf championship.
Phil Nuzzo
He is the former Federal Way High School golfer who previously held the school's individual league title before 2026.
Western Washington University
This public university located in Bellingham is currently scouting athletes for their collegiate golf program.
The details
Lettice secured the title by finishing seven strokes clear of the second-place golfer at the Bremerton course. Following this achievement, Western Washington University is currently evaluating the senior for potential collegiate play.
Timeline
Phil Nuzzo won the individual league title in 1997.
The North Puget Sound League championship took place on October 12-13, 2026.
Season Trajectory
Lettice's historic win changes the competitive balance for Federal Way High School, positioning the program as a contender heading into the district tournament. His performance mirrors the legacy established by the 1997 individual league title won by Phil Nuzzo.
Lettice enters the West Central District tournament with significant momentum after maintaining a -4-under par average over 11 matches. Fantasy observers and scouts will monitor his upcoming district scores to gauge his readiness for collegiate-level competition.
The takeaway
Lettice has successfully ended a 29-year drought for his school, proving that consistent individual performance can shift the narrative for an entire athletic program. Readers looking to improve their own game should note that his success was built on a season-long consistency of -4-under par.
What happens next
Andrew Lettice is scheduled to compete in the West Central District tournament.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Federal Way Mirror.
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