Brinker, Rice Continue to Lead at Dogwood

8/5/2015 9:23:00 PM

11th Dogwood State Junior Championship

Round 2

Prestonwood CC (Meadows) Cary, NC

August 5, 2015

Second Round Results

Cary, NC – Round 2 results for the 11^th Dogwood State Junior Championship hosted by the Prestonwood Country Club (Meadows) in Cary, NC on Wednesday, August 5, 2015.

Walter Brinker of Sanford, NC did not start his round quite the way he would like but got the ball rolling shortly after. Brinker bogied his first hole of the day before rattling off three birdies in his next five holes to get himself back on track. The rising senior in high school finished the second round with a one under, 71. Brinker will enter the final round with a one shot lead over Michael Freeman of Asheville, NC. Freeman also started his second round with a first hole bogey but was able to make four birdies on the day for a three under par 69. Freeman sits at five under par total for the tournament. Joining Brinker and Freeman in the final pairing at 11:51am will be Kase Diehl of Charlotte, NC. Diehl has made nine birdies over two rounds to place him in solo third a mere two shots back of Brinker.

Defending Dogwood State Junior Girls’ Champion, Callista Rice of Mars Hill, NC, continued her great playing in the second round as she shot a one over par, 73. Rice’s second round 73 combined with her first round 71 places her at even par for the tournament entering the final round. Paired with Rice for the final round will be 2014 Carolinas Player of the Year, Sarah Spicer of Bahama, NC. Spicer shot a second round 72. Her even par second round brought her within one shot of Rice heading into the final round.

Girls' Championship (5837 yards, par 72, 74.1/136)

Place

Name

Score

Callista Rice (2017), Mars Hill, NC

71-73--144

Sarah Spicer (2016), Bahama, NC

73-72--145

Kathryn Carson (2017), Mooresville, NC

75-73--148

Sarah Funderburg (2018), Wilmington, NC

75-73--148

Jessica Spicer (2016), Bahama, NC

78-71--149

Kendall Dobbins (2016), Summerfield, NC

73-77--150

Rachel Kuehn (2019), Asheville, NC

80-70--150

Samantha Vodry (2016), Mooresville, NC

77-73--150

Caroline Cahill (2017), Wilmington, NC

73-78--151

Taylor Hinson (2017), Belmont, NC

75-77--152

Mackenzie Battle (2018), Aberdeen, NC

75-78--153

T12

Elizabeth Nguyen (2017), Pinehurst, NC

80-74--154

T12

Janie Thomas (2016), Winston-Salem, NC

76-78--154

T12

Samantha Bennett (2016), Wake Forest, NC

78-76--154

Hailey Freedman (2018), Chapel Hill, NC

75-80--155

Emily Hawkins (2018), Lexington, NC

77-80--157

Mary White (2019), Winston Salem, NC

77-82--159

T18

Lydia Randell (2015), Walnut Cove , NC

80-80--160

T18

Madison Isaacson (2018), Greensboro, NC

78-82--160

T20

Casey Burroughs (2016), Wake Forest, NC

80-81--161

T20

Meghan Symonds (2015), Cary, NC

81-80--161

T20

Olivia John (2018), Summerfield, NC

84-77--161

Missed Cut

Alexis Sudjianto (2019), Charlotte, NC

82-80--162

Hannah Bruxvoort (2018), Chapel Hill, NC

86-77--163

Taylor Cozart (2016), Taylorsville, NC

81-83--164

Alexis Whitney (2016), Charlotte, NC

84-82--166

Nicole Adam (2020), Pinehurst, NC

82-85--167

T28

Megan Burgess (2016), Hendersonville, NC

87-82--169

T28

Reilly Thomas (2017), Cary, NC

91-78--169

T30

Cassie Paulin (2017), Winston Salem, NC

84-88--172

T30

Katy Flax (2016), Wilmington, NC

82-90--172

T30

Marisa Daquil-Kawabe (2016), Fayetteville, NC

79-93--172

Bryson Bowman (2017), Summerfield, NC

91-82--173

T34

Mallory Fobes (2019), East Bend, NC

83-91--174

T34

Maria Cassas (2015), Cary, NC

84-90--174

Mogie Adamchik (2017), Raleigh, NC

92-85--177

Kayla Ricks (2016), Elm City, NC

93-92--185

Mirren Hill (2016), Cary, NC

93-94--187

Cameron Patrick (2016), Creedmoor, NC

113-112--225

Boys' Championship (7016 yards, par 72, 73.9/136)

Place

Name

Score

Walter Brinker (2016), Sanford, NC

67-71--138

Michael Freeman (2016), Asheville, NC

70-69--139

Kase Diehl (2017), Charlotte, NC

69-71--140

Quade Lukes (2017), Chapel Hill, NC

72-69--141

Brett McLamb (2015), Coats, NC

71-71--142

Peter Fountain (2020), Raleigh, NC

73-69--142

Chandler Metz (2017), Boone, NC

74-69--143

Grant Powell (2016), Colfax, NC

71-72--143

Patrick Carlin (2018), Raleigh, NC

71-72--143

T10

Jack Massei (2018), Cary , NC

72-72--144

T10

John Freeman (2016), Asheville, NC

70-74--144

T10

Jonathan Brightwell (2016), Mint Hill, NC

74-70--144

T10

Seth Lomison (2016), Pfafftown, NC

72-72--144

T14

Andrew Wilmoth (2018), Raleigh, NC

73-72--145

T14

Campbell Rand (2017), Durham, NC

73-72--145

T14

Chris Akers (2016), Asheville, NC

73-72--145

T14

Corrie Kuehn (2015), Asheville, NC

72-73--145

T14

Kevin Carlock (2015), Greensboro, NC

72-73--145

T19

Carson Ownbey (2018), Candler, NC

74-72--146

T19

Christian Park (2016), Charlotte, NC

75-71--146

T19

Drew Bernard (2017), Charlotte, NC

71-75--146

T19

Fulton Smith (2019), Pinehurst, NC

74-72--146

T19

Michael Childress (2018), Salisbury, NC

70-76--146

T19

Stuart Fuller (2017), Winston-Salem, NC

74-72--146

T25

Kevin Sowinski (2016), Greensboro, NC

75-72--147

T25

Thomas Garbee (2016), Asheville, NC

75-72--147

T27

A J Beechler (2018), Pinehurst, NC

76-72--148

T27

Drew Jurs (2016), Gastonia, NC

76-72--148

T27

Griffin Burke (2017), Cary, NC

76-72--148

T27

Zachary Freeman (2016), Angier, NC

73-75--148

T31

Ben Woodruff (2018), Huntersville, NC

78-71--149

T31

Benjamin Buben (2016), Charlotte, NC

72-77--149

T31

Jacob Lowe (2017), Angier, NC

74-75--149

T31

Matthew Sharpstene (2017), Asheville, NC

77-72--149

T31

Matthew Spak (2015), Cary, NC

71-78--149

T31

Quinn Tardif (2016), Charlotte, NC

73-76--149

T31

Trey Burton (2015), Hickory, NC

77-72--149

T38

Alex Scott (2017), Raleigh, NC

76-74--150

T38

Allen Smith III (2017), Durham, NC

73-77--150

T38

Brantley Phillips (2016), Greensboro, NC

73-77--150

T38

Jack Brea (2017), Charlotte, NC

73-77--150

T38

Joey Funderburg (2016), Wilmington, NC

76-74--150

T38

Justin Emmons (2017), Asheboro, NC

75-75--150

T38

Peter Hinnant (2017), Winston-Salem, NC

76-74--150

T38

Tripp Summerlin (2016), Summerfield, NC

75-75--150

T38

Will Tamplin (2017), Asheville, NC

76-74--150

T47

Alex Huml (2019), Cary, NC

71-80--151

T47

Alston Taylor (2015), Lincolnton, NC

74-77--151

T47

Brian Chen (2017), Cary, NC

72-79--151

T47

Christian Bailey (2017), Matthews, NC

81-70--151

T47

Cooper Daniel (2016), Waxhaw, NC

75-76--151

T47

James Sugg (2016), Pinehurst, NC

74-77--151

T47

Michael Wicker (2016), Rougemont, NC

79-72--151

T47

Preston Ball (2016), Raleigh, NC

70-81--151

T47

Reid Darden (2016), Clinton, NC

73-78--151

T47

Seve Anfindsen (2017), Apex, NC

78-73--151

T47

Will Sleeper (2018), Charlotte, NC

74-77--151

Missed Cut

T58

Candler Rice (2016), Asheville, NC

75-77--152

T58

Eric Bae (2016), Pinehurst, NC

76-76--152

T58

Patrick Schweitz (2016), Clayton, NC

76-76--152

T58

Robert McPartland (2016), Cary, NC

74-78--152

T62

Aaron Graham (2016), Asheville, NC

76-77--153

T62

Andrew Cheek (2016), Wilkesboro, NC

76-77--153

T62

Brady Childers (2016), Granite Falls, NC

80-73--153

T62

Brady Hooks (2019), Clayton, NC

78-75--153

T62

Dalton Mauldin (2017), Sanford, NC

75-78--153

T62

Jimbo Stanley (2017), Raleigh, NC

76-77--153

T62

Sam McGee (2017), Charlotte, NC

75-78--153

T62

Stephen Carroll (2017), Concord, NC

74-79--153

T62

Zach Boatwright (2016), Concord, NC

75-78--153

T71

Corey Wilson (2016), Raleigh, NC

79-75--154

T71

Louis Lambert (2016), Charlotte, NC

79-75--154

T71

Michael Coe (2017), Morrisville, NC

77-77--154

T74

Bryson Boyette (2017), Wilson, NC

79-76--155

T74

Carson Castelli (2018), Greensboro, NC

74-81--155

T74

Connor Armistead (2017), Charlotte, NC

77-78--155

T74

Jordan Cross (2016), Reidsville, NC

76-79--155

T74

Josh Bryan (2017), Chapel Hill, NC

76-79--155

T74

Kenan Poole II (2019), Raleigh, NC

77-78--155

T74

Mason Elmore (2017), Charlotte, NC

76-79--155

T74

Regan Erhardt (2016), Greensboro, NC

79-76--155

T82

Michael Sardinia (2016), Waxhaw, NC

79-77--156

T82

Ryan Fitzgerald (2016), Waxhaw, NC

76-80--156

T82

Wes Simmons (2016), Kinston, NC

73-83--156

Owen Guard (2016), Raleigh, NC

81-76--157

Britt Stroud (2019), Raleigh, NC

83-75--158

T87

Adam Alfieri (2016), Chapel Hill, NC

77-82--159

T87

Avery Papalia (2017), Kernersville, NC

83-76--159

T87

Chris Kim (2019), Cary, NC

78-81--159

T87

Mariano Leyva (2017), Lewisville, NC

80-79--159

T87

Scott Pechacek (2015), Cary, NC

73-86--159

T92

Austin Duncan (2017), Bessemer City, NC

80-80--160

T92

Grayson Wotnosky (2019), Wake Forest, NC

79-81--160

T92

Matthew Guo (2017), Clemmons, NC

78-82--160

T92

Will Straub (2016), Huntersville, NC

81-79--160

T96

Chris Ford (2017), Matthews, NC

82-79--161

T96

Michael Walsh (2016), Charlotte, NC

83-78--161

T96

Timmy Leonard (2016), Cary, NC

76-85--161

T96

Will Hawley (2019), Raleigh, NC

80-81--161

T100

Matias La Grutta (2020), Cary, NC

83-80--163

T100

Monty Corron (2016), Mebane, NC

86-77--163

T100

Rhodes Karriker (2017), Matthews, NC

78-85--163

103

Evan Crook (2016), Sherrills Ford, NC

85-79--164

T104

Donovan Durham (2016), Pleasant Garden, NC

82-83--165

T104

Nicholas Routhier (2016), Clayton , NC

77-88--165

106

Ben Ferris (2017), Charlotte, NC

84-82--166

T107

Andrew Merrills (2018), Cary, NC

80-88--168

T107

Nathan Hawkins (2016), Lexington, NC

93-75--168

109

Nicholas Marcello (2017), Huntersville, NC

87-82--169

110

Viraj Garewal (2017), Raleigh, NC

73-DQ--DQ

About the Carolinas Golf Association (CGA)

The CGA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization that was founded in 1909 to promote and to protect the game of golf in the Carolinas by providing competitions, education, support and benefits to golf clubs and golfers. The CGA is the second largest golf association in the country with over 700 member clubs represented by nearly 150,000 individuals.

Now in its 106th year, the CGA annually conducts 43 championships and five team match competitions for men, women, juniors, and seniors. It also runs over 140 One-Day (net and gross) events and qualifying for USGA national championships. The CGA serves golf in the Carolinas with numerous programs such as: the USGA Handicap System; tournament management software and support; course measuring and course/slope ratings; agronomy consultation; answers about the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status, and Handicapping; Carolinas Golf Magazine; Interclub series; Tarheel Youth Golf Association; Carolinas Golf Hall of Fame; expense assistance for USGA Junior and Girls' Junior qualifiers from the Carolinas; and the Carolinas Golf Foundation (CGF). The CGF has distributed more than $1,500,000 since 1977 to benefit Carolinas' golf initiatives including junior and women's programs.

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