Tam High’s Ben Friedman and Hayden Thill earned a trip to Pebble Beach next week as the two are heading back to the CIF State Boys Golf Championship on June 3.

Friedman and Thill placed among the top individual qualifiers at Tuesday’s CIF NorCal Regional Tournament at Berkeley Country Club. The top three teams and top nine individuals not on a qualifying team advance to next week’s tournament.

Friedman, one of six players to break par, finished at 1-under 71 to tie for fifth place overall. He was 1-under on the front nine and shot an even 36 on the back nine. Friedman led the field with six birdies.

Thill was close behind his teammate at 1-over 73 to tie for 12th place overall. Thill was 1-under on the front nine, then 2-over on the back nine, with two birdies and 14 holes in par.

Friedman and Thill tied for 17th at 2-over 73 at the 2024 State Championships.

Peacock Gap Golf Club will host the fourth annual San Rafael City Championship, July 19-20, with men’s and seniors scratch flights, and net flights for men, women and seniors. Entry fee includes tee prize, range balls and a bag lunch each day. For information, or to register, visit www.peacockgapgolfclub.com.

Running

The 114th annual Dipsea is nearly upon us. The legendary race is set for Sunday, June 8, with a 8 a.m. start in downtown Mill Valley and finishes at Stinson Beach, so be aware of traffic conditions. For information, visit www.dipsea.org.

• Registration is open for the second annual Marin Mile event, to be held from 2-6 p.m. at Archie Williams High on Saturday. The Marin Mile offers multiple heats to welcome runners of all abilities. Participants can sign up for the race that best suits their speed and competitive aspirations. Runners looking to just have fun running four laps or striving to get a new personal record are all encouraged to sign up. Registration is open until Wednesday. To register, visit themarinmile.com.

• Registration is open for the Run Tiburon UCSF Courage over Cancer 5K and 10 K races, set for Sept. 7. For more information, or to register, visit www.runtiburon.com.

Flag football

The Marin Heat is hosting its first tournament, the Bay Area Bowl, at San Rafael High on Saturday. The event is a 5 on 5 tournament with co-ed and girls competitions for 9U, 10U, 12U, 14U, and high school ages.

The format is open-invitation, two pool play games plus single elimination bracket play for a three-game guarantee. Registration is open until late Friday night. For more info, visit marinheat.com.

Hall of Fame

The inaugural Tam High Athletics Hall of Fame has set a date of Oct. 11 at the Tamalpais Valley Community Center. Applications for athletes, coaches and teams at least 10 years removed from graduation are still being accepted at tamhighboosters.com, or email tamalpaishof@gmail.com.

Motor sports

Petaluma’s Tyler O’Hara, along with Hawk Mazzotta Moto Camp and NNKC Minimoto, will host a MotoAmerica Mission Mini Cup Qualifier at Sonoma Raceway, July 19-20. The event is a fast track to the Mission Mini Cup National Final in Elkhart Lake, Wis., Aug. 8-10. Qualifiers at the Sonoma event will be held for all six classes: Stock 50 (ages 6-8), Stock 110 (ages 8-12), GP 110 (ages 8-12), GP 160 (ages 10-14), GP 190 (ages 10-14), and Street GP (ages 14 and up). To register or for more information for the Mission Mini Cup qualifier, visit www.secure.tracksideprereg.com/missionminicup. To register or for more information for the Hawk Mazzotta Moto Cup, contact hawkmazzotta@gmail.com.