Boys golf is the second in AnnArbor.com's series of 10 All-Washtenaw County teams from the spring sports season.

Henry Do (fr.), Greenhills: Just a freshman, Do touted the lowest nine-hole average (36.8) and the most medalist wins (seven) in Washtenaw County. The AnnArbor.com Player of the Year was the medalist at an MHSAA Division 4 district (with a 4-under 68) and regional (3-under 68) before capping his season at the state finals, tying for third individually with a 36-hole total of 151. Do helped the Gryphons finish fourth as a team. He was named to the Division 4 All-State team and was an MIAC All-Conference selection.

Nolan Maezes (sr.), Pioneer: Maezes was the senior catalyst for the Pioneers, who went undefeated in league matches before finishing second in the SEC Red after the conference tournament. The senior shot an area-best 74 at a Division 1 district tournament to lead the Pioneers to second-place finish. Maezes’ 37.3 average earned him six top-10 finishes in tournament play and five total medalist positions. He finished as an All-SEC Red honoree and earned the team’s Senior Award and MVP.

Peter Spittler (sr.), Saline: In his final season, Spittler penciled in four medalist scores and had three runner-up finishes, including a No. 2 finish after a playoff with Huron’s Alex Wunderlich in the SEC Red championships. The senior’s team-leading 77 at the D1 district tournament pushed the Hornets into third place and a spot at regionals. Spittler, who carried a 40.2 average, was named All-SEC Red, made the all-tournament team at the Traverse City Invitational and was named Saline’s MVP.

Nik Stetler (jr.), Manchester: Stetler qualified as an individual for the Division 3 state finals, where he shot a 170 to finish tied for 49th. The junior had a laundry list of runner-up finishes this past spring, finishing second at districts, regionals and the Cascades Conference championships. Stetler’s 39.0 average was also second-best in the Cascades, earning him a unanimous all-conference selection. He was a medalist twice throughout the spring.

Alex Wunderlich (sr.), Huron: The senior’s season was punctuated by a playoff win at the SEC Red Division championships, where he edged out Saline’s Peter Splitter to take medalist honors and give Huron a league crown. The senior, who also was medalist at the Adrian Invitational, was the only member of his team to shoot a sub-80 at districts (77), helping Huron take fourth and advance to regionals. Wunderlich was named All-SEC Red. His match average was 38.3.

Coach of the Year Bill Ammerman, Greenhills: Led the young Gryphons to Division 4 district and regional championships with 27- and 28-stroke victories, respectively. Ammerman’s squad also claimed a fourth-place finish at the D4 state finals, paced by freshman Henry Do's third-place individual performance.

Rob Aldrich (jr. ), Huron: Aldrich helped the River Rats clinch the SEC Red Division, shooting an 81 at the league championship meet. The River Rat claimed a medalist spot at the Grosse Ile Invitational and was named an All-SEC Red selection.

Zach Averill (sr.), Pioneer: The Pioneer senior tallied a 39.8 average on the year, shadowing his teammates Travis Maezes and Davis Ransdell. Averill, too, was named All-SEC and was named Pioneer’s Most Improved Player. At districts, he shot a 78 to help Pioneer advance to regionals.

Travis Hindle (so.), Greenhills: The sophomore had a 40.8 average during the season and strung together an impressive postseason. He tied for third at Division 4 district (78), second at regionals (73) and was among the leaders after the first day of the state finals before struggling on the second day. Hindle was named All-MIAC, finishing third at the league championship.

Davis Ransdell (jr.), Pioneer: Averaged a 39.2 on the season, earning an All-SEC nomination. The junior finished with four top-10 finishes in tournament play, helping Pioneer notch runner-up in the SEC Red. His 79 at a D1 district also helped the Pioneers finish second.

Mason Wagner (so.), Chelsea: The sophomore was the No. 2 point-getter in the SEC White, finishing the season with an average of 39.5. Wagner earned All-SEC White honors, leading the Bulldogs to fourth place in the division. He finished the year with an 81 and 79 at the Division 2 district and regional.

Max Ammerman (sr.), Huron Curtis Heisel (jr.), Greenhills Jake Kerrigan (sr.), Whitmore Lake Dylan Laidlaw (jr.), Chelsea Joe Leger (sr.), Father Gabriel Richard Billy Milliman (sr.), Whitmore Lake Ryan Shoner (so.), Dexter