Jon Abbott earned medalist honors by shooting a 74 at Centre Hills Country Club on Thursday. He was one of three Hershey golfers to finish in the top five, but State College came out on top in the Mid-Penn Keystone Division match.
Ben Gette finished third with a 77 and CJ Zachary was fifth with a 78 for the Trojans.
State College was led by Ty Gates' 76, which was good for second place overall. Central Dauphin's David Sinisi rounded out the top five with a 77 and the third-place tie.
State College had three golfers finish in the 70s to secure the Keystone sweep with a score of 400. In addition to Gates, Kevin Zuercher and Ben Gelenberg shot 79s.
Lower Dauphin, which finished five shots back, had its five golfers score from 79 to 83. Chad Stine led the charge with the 79, followed by John Rigenbach (80), Tyler Maimen (81), Zach Fails (82) and Cole Backenstose (83).
Abbott, Gette and Zachary led Hershey to a 4-2 finish with a score of 410. Joining the trio in the scoring were Nick Robertson (89) and Nathan Davis (92).
Central Dauphin finished 3-3. Sinisi was followed by Colin Roschella (81), Kyle Walsh (84), Trey Smith (87) and Aaron Gress (95).
Palmyra was next at 2-4. The Cougars were led by Jared Briggs and Jonah Mallow, who both shot 92.
Central Dauphin East rounded out the complete teams at 1-5. Kent Umberger was the only East player to break 90, finishing at 79.
Susquehanna Township only had four golfers, which weren't enough to count toward a team score.