Sports

Golf Looks To Sink The Competition

The Barrons look to build on success as the golf season gets underway!

Anaya Azhar and Brett Ayers

March 24, 2025

With the 2024-2025 Woodbridge High School golf season underway, the team prepares for a strenuous season. Consisting of 13 dedicated boys; Glen Mohr, Chris Andreola, Jack Bromm, Brett Ayers, David Vincent, Liam Petrick, Brady Kennovin, Logan Minkler, Stephen Flores, Matt Mazzulla, Brayden Poane, and Nick Quezada, this group of individuals have a long season ahead of them consisting of 14 matches and dozens of practices.

Under the leadership of Coach Gigliello, the Woodbridge High School Golf Team thrives in both competitiveness and sportsmanship. On Wednesday, March 19, Christopher Andreola and Brett Ayers attended the Greater Middlesex County Sportsmanship Summit where they acquired knowledge on sportsmanship and leadership which they passed on throughout the team, promoting a healthy and non-toxic team relationship which is crucial to any group’s success.

Sophomore Brett Ayers stated, “Golf is not a sport that is necessarily about winning or losing. It is about going out and meeting new people who share the same passion for golf that you do and playing a round with them.”

Listed below are the matches for the 2024-2025 season:

March 25 – Old Bridge @ Old Bridge Golf Course (The Rose)

March 31 – Colonia @ Hyatt Hills Golf Course

April 1 – Piscataway @ Raritan Landing

April 3 – North Brunswick & Piscataway @ Colonia Country Club

April 8 – South River @ Colonia Country Club

April 9 – North Brunswick & Colonia @ Tamarack

April 10 – Old Bridge @ Colonia Country Club

April 14 – Wardlaw Hartridge @ Plainfield Country Club

April 15 – JFK @ Raritan Landing

April 17 – Colonia @ Colonia Country Club

April 28 – South River @ Tamarack

April 30 – Spotswood @ Rossmoor Golf Course

May 1 – Spotswood & Sayreville @ Colonia Country Club

May 5 – Sayreville @ Tamarack

About the Contributors

Anaya Azhar, Editor

Anaya Azhar is currently a sophomore at Woodbridge High School. She is a first year journalism student and reporter for the Barron Perspective. She is excited for the photography portion. While in her free time she enjoys working out, playing sports and all things music, such as playing guitar and writing her own songs on guitar.

Brett Ayers, Reporter

Brett Ayers is a freshman and first-year reporter for the Barron Perspective. Alongside writing for the newspaper, Ayers is also a volunteer firefighter for the Fords Fire Department.

Brittany Sa, Head Photographer

Brittany Sa is a senior at Woodbridge High School where she is a third-year, returning journalist. She is not only a writer but one of the head photographers for The Barron Perspective. Brittany is a varsity cheerleader, and sprinter. She is a Senior Class Officer. You can find her on Twitter @WHS_BrittanyS.