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NC Jr. Boys' Qualifying Results Wedgewood GC
North Carolina Junior Boys' Qualifying Results - Wedgwood GC
WILSON, NC (June 10, 2017) – Qualifying results of the 50th North Carolina Junior Boys' Championship hosted by Wedgewood Golf Club on Saturday, June 10, 2017 (6,322 Yards, Par 36-36—72, (69.8/122).
James Carlin of Raleigh, NC earned medalist honors with a round of one-under par 71.
The cut line fell at four-over par 76. 14 players advanced to the 50th North Carolina Junior Boys' Championship that will be played June 27-30, 2017 at Colonial Country Club in Thomasville, NC.
Related: Hole-by-Hole Scoring | Championship Website
Qualifying Results
| Place | Score | ||
| 1 | James Carlin (2020), Raleigh, NC | 36-35--71 | |
| T2 | Christopher Sperrazza (2019), Raleigh, NC | 38-34--72 | |
| Will Hanna (2018), Raleigh, NC | 37-35--72 | ||
| T4 | Garrett Risner (2020), Holly Springs, NC | 36-37--73 | |
| Randall Hudson (2020), New Bern, NC | 36-37--73 | ||
| T6 | Connor Jones (2018), Raleigh, NC | 37-37--74 | |
| Griffin Burke (2017), Cary, NC | 37-37--74 | ||
| Jackson Brimfield (2021), Chapel Hill, NC | 37-37--74 | ||
| T9 | Benjamin Collins (2020), Holly Springs, NC | 37-38--75 | |
| Casey Osiecki (2020), New Bern, NC | 38-37--75 | ||
| Seve Anfindsen (2017), Apex, NC | 37-38--75 | ||
| Walter Ghaffar (2021), Lumberton, NC | 37-38--75 | ||
| T13 | Cameron Akers (2020), Asheville, NC | 38-38--76 | |
| Lee Plummer (2020), Raleigh, NC | 38-38--76 | ||
| Failed to Qualify | |||
| T15 | Bo Bolick (2020), High Point, NC | 39-38--77 | |
| Clayson Good (2020), Durham, NC | 38-39--77 | ||
| Kayden Roberts (2019), Cary, NC | 38-39--77 | ||
| T18 | Eric Xing (2020), Cary, NC | 40-38--78 | |
| Harrison Wierse (2019), Wilmington, NC | 39-39--78 | ||
| Kyle Kushnir (2021), Raleigh, NC | 40-38--78 | ||
| Nicholas Holanek (2017), Cary, NC | 39-39--78 | ||
| Noah Kallam (2018), Clayton, NC | 39-39--78 | ||
| T23 | Alex Casatelli (2018), Clayton, NC | 40-39--79 | |
| Colin Dutton (2021), Foxfire, NC | 40-39--79 | ||
| Nick Rubino (2021), Charlotte, NC | 41-38--79 | ||
| T26 | Chris Ha (2023), Fayetteville, NC | 41-39--80 | |
| Ethan Diamadi (2019), New Bern, NC | 40-40--80 | ||
| Peter Jackson (2019), Raleigh, NC | 41-39--80 | ||
| Wooten Wheless (2019), Raleigh, NC | 39-41--80 | ||
| T30 | Ben Casatelli (2020), Clayton, NC | 41-40--81 | |
| David Valcheff (2017), Apex, NC | 41-40--81 | ||
| T32 | Clinton Daly (2022), Charlotte, NC | 42-40--82 | |
| Colby Mitchell (2018), Raleigh, NC | 42-40--82 | ||
| Trey Pope (2018), Clinton, NC | 43-39--82 | ||
| T35 | Benjamin Hays (2022), Cary, NC | 39-44--83 | |
| Joseph Tewksbury (2020), Greensboro, NC | 42-41--83 | ||
| T37 | Carter Rains (2019), Greenville , NC | 40-44--84 | |
| Ronald Jackson (2019), Pinehurst, NC | 42-42--84 | ||
| 39 | Cole McCarthy (2018), Wilmington, NC | 41-44--85 | |
| 40 | Alexander Conway (2019), Raleigh, NC | 44-42--86 | |
| T41 | Columb Knight (2020), Raleigh, NC | 43-45--88 | |
| Leo Doak (2020), Apex, NC | 45-43--88 | ||
| T43 | Fitz Miller (2019), Cary,NC | 41-48--89 | |
| Patrick Warnock (2018), Cary, NC | 46-43--89 | ||
| Tyler Owens (2019), Cary, NC | 44-45--89 | ||
| Zackery Martin (2019), Sanford, NC | 46-43--89 | ||
| 47 | Jack Webster (2023), Raleigh, NC | 45-47--92 | |
| 48 | David Xu (2020), Cary, NC | 43-54--97 | |
| 49 | Calvin Chu (2020), Cary, NC | 45-53--98 | |
| T50 | Harrison Kuehl (2020), Raleigh, NC | WD-WD--WD | |
| Theodore Bartholomew (2017), Cary, NC | WD-WD--WD | ||
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.
The CGA annually conducts 48 championships and five team match competitions for men, women, juniors, and seniors. It also runs over 150 One-Day (net and gross) events as well as 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 nearly $2,000,000 since 1977 to benefit Carolinas' golf initiatives including junior and women's programs.
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