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Wire to Wire Wins for Brinker, Rice at Dogwood

11th Dogwood State Junior Championship

Prestonwood CC (Meadows)  Cary, NC

August 6, 2015

 

Final Results

Cary, NC – Final results for the 11th Dogwood State Junior Championship hosted by the Prestonwood Country Club (Meadows) in Cary, NC on Thursday, August 6, 2015.

Walter Brinker of Sanford, NC  went wire to wire to win the 11th Dogwood State Junior Championship. Brinker started the tournament in the first group on Tuesday morning, then ended the tournament in the final group with the winning putt on Thursday evening. The rising senior in high school shot rounds of 67-71-72 for a three day total of six under par. Brinker started the final round the way he wanted with a birdie on the first hole. An unfortunate double bogey on the par three second looked to rattle him “I just got unlucky on that hole but I stayed patient and tried to focus on one shot at a time, the rain delay helped me refocus” stated the victor after the round. Two separate rain delays totaling three plus hours occurred during the final round. Jack Massei of Cary, NC and Brett McLamb of Coats, NC both made runs at Brinker but were unable to catch him as Brinker birded two of his last four holes for a two shot victory of Massei who finished solo second.

Callista Rice of Mars Hill, NC, successfully defended her title as she fired rounds of 71-73-74 to cruise to a three shot victory. Rice managed to fight 2014 Carolinas Player of the Year, Sarah Spicer of Bahama, NC as well as Sarah Funderburg of Wilmington, NC. “This is my favorite event,” said the jubilant Rice after the round. “I tried to be calm and play the course as it is, second day I just wanted to stay where I was, the final day I tried for just pars,” added the rising junior in high school. After bogeying 15-16, Rice saw her four shot lead dwindle to two, “I was just trying to relax because I knew I was getting up tight but par 5s are my strength because I am long, so I wanted to get a birdie putt.” Rice was able remain calm converting pars on her final two holes to claim the victory.

The Carolinas Golf Association would like to extend a special thanks to Matt Massei, General Manager at Prestonwood Country Club, Larry Connor, Director of Golf, Brian Burgwyn, Junior Golf Director, and Tony Mobino, Tournament Director and their staffs for the extended courtesy towards our players and parents.

Boys' Championship

(7016 yards, par 72, 73.9/136)

       

Place

 

Name

   

Score

 

1

Walter Brinker (2016),  Sanford, NC

67-71-72--210

 

2

Jack Massei (2018),  Cary , NC

72-72-68--212

 

3

Brett McLamb (2015),  Coats, NC

71-71-71--213

 

4

Michael Freeman (2016),  Asheville, NC

70-69-75--214

 

5

Corrie Kuehn (2015),  Asheville, NC

72-73-70--215

 

T6

Chris Akers (2016),  Asheville, NC

73-72-71--216

 

T6

Christian Park (2016),  Charlotte, NC

75-71-70--216

 

T6

John Freeman (2016),  Asheville, NC

70-74-72--216

 

T6

Kase Diehl (2017),  Charlotte, NC

69-71-76--216

 

T6

Peter Fountain (2020),  Raleigh, NC

73-69-74--216

 

T6

Quade Lukes (2017),  Chapel Hill, NC

72-69-75--216

 

T6

Quinn Tardif (2016),  Charlotte, NC

73-76-67--216

 

13

Patrick Carlin (2018),  Raleigh, NC

71-72-74--217

 

T14

Grant Powell (2016),  Colfax, NC

71-72-75--218

 

T14

Michael Childress (2018),  Salisbury, NC

70-76-72--218

 

16

Stuart Fuller (2017),  Winston-Salem, NC

74-72-73--219

 

T17

A J Beechler (2018),  Pinehurst, NC

76-72-72--220

 

T17

Andrew Wilmoth (2018),  Raleigh, NC

73-72-75--220

 

T17

Fulton Smith (2019),  Pinehurst, NC

74-72-74--220

 

T17

Joey Funderburg (2016),  Wilmington, NC

76-74-70--220

 

T17

Jonathan Brightwell (2016),  Mint Hill, NC

74-70-76--220

 

T17

Justin Emmons (2017),  Asheboro, NC

75-75-70--220

 

T17

Kevin Carlock (2015),  Greensboro, NC

72-73-75--220

 

T17

Matthew Spak (2015),  Cary, NC

71-78-71--220

 

T17

Thomas Garbee (2016),  Asheville, NC

75-72-73--220

 

T17

Tripp Summerlin (2016),  Summerfield, NC

75-75-70--220

 

27

Chandler Metz (2017),  Boone, NC

74-69-78--221

 

T28

Michael Wicker (2016),  Rougemont, NC

79-72-71--222

 

T28

Seth Lomison (2016),  Pfafftown, NC

72-72-78--222

 

T28

Trey Burton (2015),  Hickory, NC

77-72-73--222

 

T31

Carson Ownbey (2018),  Candler, NC

74-72-77--223

 

T31

Drew Bernard (2017),  Charlotte, NC

71-75-77--223

 

T31

Matthew Sharpstene (2017),  Asheville, NC

77-72-74--223

 

T34

Alston Taylor (2015),  Lincolnton, NC

74-77-73--224

 

T34

Jacob Lowe (2017),  Angier, NC

74-75-75--224

 

T34

Zachary Freeman (2016),  Angier, NC

73-75-76--224

 

T37

Ben Woodruff (2018),  Huntersville, NC

78-71-76--225

 

T37

Campbell Rand (2017),  Durham, NC

73-72-80--225

 

T37

Jack Brea (2017),  Charlotte, NC

73-77-75--225

 

40

Griffin Burke (2017),  Cary, NC

76-72-78--226

 

T41

Allen Smith III (2017),  Durham, NC

73-77-77--227

 

T41

Brantley Phillips (2016),  Greensboro, NC

73-77-77--227

 

T41

Christian Bailey (2017),  Matthews, NC

81-70-76--227

 

T41

Reid Darden (2016),  Clinton, NC

73-78-76--227

 

T45

Preston Ball (2016),  Raleigh, NC

70-81-77--228

 

T45

Seve Anfindsen (2017),  Apex, NC

78-73-77--228

 

T45

Will Tamplin (2017),  Asheville, NC

76-74-78--228

 

48

Brian Chen (2017),  Cary, NC

72-79-78--229

 

T49

Alex Huml (2019),  Cary, NC

71-80-79--230

 

T49

Drew Jurs (2016),  Gastonia, NC

76-72-82--230

 

T49

Kevin Sowinski (2016),  Greensboro, NC

75-72-83--230

 

T49

Peter Hinnant (2017),  Winston-Salem, NC

76-74-80--230

 

T53

Alex Scott (2017),  Raleigh, NC

76-74-81--231

 

T53

Cooper Daniel (2016),  Waxhaw, NC

75-76-80--231

 

T53

James Sugg (2016),  Pinehurst, NC

74-77-80--231

 

T53

Will Sleeper (2018),  Charlotte, NC

74-77-80--231

 

57

Benjamin Buben (2016),  Charlotte, NC

72-77-WD

 

               

Girls' Championship

(5837 yards, par 72, 74.1/136)

       

Place

 

Name

   

Score

 

1

Callista Rice (2017),  Mars Hill, NC

71-73-74--218

 

T2

Sarah Funderburg (2018),  Wilmington, NC

75-73-73--221

 

T2

Sarah Spicer (2016),  Bahama, NC

73-72-76--221

 

4

Jessica Spicer (2016),  Bahama, NC

78-71-74--223

 

T5

Kendall Dobbins (2016),  Summerfield, NC

73-77-74--224

 

T5

Samantha Vodry (2016),  Mooresville, NC

77-73-74--224

 

7

Kathryn Carson (2017),  Mooresville, NC

75-73-78--226

 

8

Elizabeth Nguyen (2017),  Pinehurst, NC

80-74-73--227

 

T9

Caroline Cahill (2017),  Wilmington, NC

73-78-78--229

 

T9

Samantha Bennett (2016),  Wake Forest, NC

78-76-75--229

 

T11

Emily Hawkins (2018),  Lexington, NC

77-80-73--230

 

T11

Mackenzie Battle (2018),  Aberdeen, NC

75-78-77--230

 

T11

Rachel Kuehn (2019),  Asheville, NC

80-70-80--230

 

14

Taylor Hinson (2017),  Belmont, NC

75-77-80--232

 

15

Janie Thomas (2016),  Winston-Salem, NC

76-78-81--235

 

T16

Lydia Randell (2015),  Walnut Cove , NC

80-80-76--236

 

T16

Madison Isaacson (2018),  Greensboro, NC

78-82-76--236

 

T16

Meghan Symonds (2015),  Cary, NC

81-80-75--236

 

19

Hailey Freedman (2018),  Chapel Hill, NC

75-80-85--240

 

20

Olivia John (2018),  Summerfield, NC

84-77-81--242

 

21

Casey Burroughs (2016),  Wake Forest, NC

80-81-84--245

 

22

Mary White (2019),  Winston Salem, NC

77-82-90--249

 

                 

 

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.    

For more information about the CGA, visit www.carolinasgolf.org.



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