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NCGA Junior Tour North Bay


Foxtail GC
September 27-28, 2008

Scorecards: Girls | Boys 11-13 | Boys 14-18

September 28, 2008

ROHNERT PARK – The NCGA Junior continued its fall schedule with a stop at Foxtail GC in Rohnert Park. The two-day North Bay Championship, part of an eight-tournament junior series in the spring and fall, was contested in three flights.

The Girls’ flight saw a three-way tie for first comprised of Tiffany Lim of San Jose, Olivia Chang of San Lorenzo and Taylor Camany of Salinas at five-over-par 148. All three competitors began the day three or four strokes behind first-round leaders Paige Lee of Folsom and Kercia Brakel of Acampo. Lim emerged the champion with a birdie on the first playoff hole while Chang took second.

Matthew Briggs of Novato held on to his first-round lead in the Boys’ 11-13 flight, turning in a final-round 76 for a seven-over-par 150 total. Clayton’s Nicolo Galletti made quite a charge in the final round, carding a flight-low even-par 72 to finish second by two shots. Christopher Petefish of Danville took third, four shots back of the champion.

In the Boys’ 14-18 flight, California State Amateur runner-up Austin Roberts of Carmichael came from two strokes back in the final round to claim the title. Roberts’ two-under 141 total was good for a two-stroke win over Juston Smart of Fresno and Dash Lindsell of Burlingame. First-round leader Cory Elyea of Santa Cruz faded to a tie for fourth. Roberts finished third in last week’s Junior Tour Sacramento event at Haggin Oaks.

Three net flights were contested as well over the weekend, with Audra Kepler of Pleasant Hill winning the Girls’ net division, and Conner Blick of Danville and Jack Persons of San Francisco taking the Boys’ 11-13 and 14-18 flights respectively.

The Junior Tour next moves to Poppy Ridge in Livermore for the Junior Tour-East Bay Championship, to be held October 11-12.

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Girls’ champion Tiffany Lim, runner-up Olivia Chang and third-place
finisher Taylor Camany

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Boys’ 11-13 winner Matthew Briggs, runner-up Nicolo Galletti and third-place
finisher Christopher Petefish

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Boys’ 14-18 winner Austin Roberts, runner-up Juston Smart and third-place
finisher Dash Lindsell

Results

 

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 Boys 11-13

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 Matthew Briggs Novato 74-76–150

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 Nicolo Galletti Clayton 80-72–152

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 Christopher Petefish Danville 75-79–154

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 Connor Blick Danville 80-78–158

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 Hayden Shieh Fremont 84-77–161

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 Derek A Karunaratne Antioch 80-82–162

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 Brandon Hing Danville 89-88–177

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 Liam McClary Concord 85-108–193

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 Casey Hackett Monte Rio 111-97–208

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 Austin R Smith Tracy 107-112–219

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 Ryan Garfield Petaluma 110-118–228

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 Boys 14-18

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 Austin Roberts Carmichael 71-70–141

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 Juston Smart Fresno 72-71–143

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 Dash Lindsell Burlingame 70-73–143

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 Cory McElyea Santa Cruz 69-75–144

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 Nick Sako Menlo Park 72-72–144

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 Ben Geyer Arbuckle 75-71–146

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 Daniel Covrig Modesto 76-71–147

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 Mathew Reinders San Anselmo 76-71–147

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 Adam Loran San Jose 76-73–149

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 Chad Kimmelshue Durham 74-76–150

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 Jake Pineo Tracy 77-73–150

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 Kenny Maroney Livermore 75-75–150

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 Kurt Kitayama Chico 77-73–150

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 Lawrence Fu Piedmont 75-76–151

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 Mark Oshima Daly City 73-78–151

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 Matthias Froehlich San Jose 77-74–151

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 Jack Persons San Francisco 72-80–152

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 Nicolas Noya So. San Francisco 74-78–152

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 Will Scarlett Woodland 79-73–152

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 Aaron Bronis Livermore 76-77–153

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 Christopher Jasper Carmel 78-75–153

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 Weston Smart Fresno 79-74–153

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 Skyler Finnell Carmel 77-79–156

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 Gregory Mroz San Rafael 76-81–157

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 Justin Shotwell Pleasanton 78-79–157

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 Ted Moehrke Vacaville 79-78–157

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 Alex Franklin San Rafael 80-78–158

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 Chris Raphel Alamo 80-79–159

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 Dylan Cavaliere Redwood City 82-78–160

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 Noah Sturm Santa Cruz 83-78–161

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 Patrick Soli San Carlos 82-79–161

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 Christopher McKnight Elk Grove 84-78–162

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 Rammi Hazzaa Hercules 91-72–163

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 Cody Blick Danville 80-84–164

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 Andrew Buchanan Los Altos Hills 83-82–165

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 Joseph Park Pinole 81-84–165

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 Nate LeBlanc Windsor 79-86–165

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 Harrison Quinlan Danville 81-85–166

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 Aaron Tam San Francisco 85-82–167

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 Nick Satterfield Pacifica 85-82–167

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 Samir M Afzal Walnut Creek 88-79–167

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 Alex Rosenbaum San Rafael 92-80–172

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 John Presto Stockton 86-86–172

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 Richard Ayala Hillsbourgh 87-87–174

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 Ari Rieger Mill Valley 86-89–175

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 Brooks Besson San Rafael 93-84–177

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 Jerome Thomas Peters Los Altos 88-93–181

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 Nick Davis Pacific Grove 83-103–186

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 Eamonn Coughlin Fair Oaks 82-106–188

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 Dan Herrera Boulder Creek 93-99–192

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 Girls

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 Tiffany Lim San Jose 75-73–148

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 Olivia Chang San Lorenzo 74-74–148

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 Taylor Camany Salinas 75-73–148

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 Kercia Brakel Acampo 71-78–149

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 Ji In Park Cupertino 73-78–151

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 Paige Lee Folsom 71-80–151

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 Alexandra Sborov Pleasanton 80-72–152

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 Linda Brown San Leandro 75-78–153

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 Bonnie Hu Fremont 73-81–154

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 Emily Chiu Pleasanton 75-81–156

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 Shawnee Martinez Modesto - 79-77–156

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 Audra Kepler Pleasant Hill 78-81–159

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 Carly Childs Alameda 76-83–159

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 Madelin Gedeon Roseville 80-79–159

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 Stephanie Hsieh Alamo 82-79–161

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 Jane Dong Fremont 82-80–162

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 Monique Riley Pleasanton 77-85–162

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 Christine Uhalde Modesto 79-87–166

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 Kristi Wong San Francisco 82-84–166

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 Lauren Conder Brentwood 81-88–169

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 Lindsay Shoot Manteca 85-85–170

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 Megan Conder Brentwood 86-86–172

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 Kristen Lee Los Altos - 89-84–173

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 Grace Park Cupertino 84-91–175

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 Alicia Binneboese Carmel 85-91–176

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 Haley Edwards Antioch 91-85–176

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 Ysabel Cabreira Oakley 87-90–177

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 Kristine P Morley Pleasant Hill 90-88–178

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 Kelly Shotwell Pleasanton 85-96–181

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 Shannon Wong San Francisco 89-93–182

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 Sara Scarlett Woodland 93-97–190

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 Kalmina Wu San Jose 99-96–195

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 Emily Laskin Elk Grove 98-100–198


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3 Responses to “NCGA Junior Tour North Bay”

  1. JQ writes:

    Whatever happen to all the gold and silver divisions?

    September 29th, 2008 at 8:09 am

     

  2. John Vander Borght writes:

    JQ,

    Due to the low number of higher handicap players that signed up for the Junior Tour events this year, we eliminated the divisions. Instead we are giving prizes for first, second and third net.

    We hope to get more higher handicap players next year and will have some events strictly for those players in order to encourage them to play.

    Watch for more news on the 2009 Junior Tour in early November.

    September 29th, 2008 at 9:32 am

     

  3. JQ writes:

    At least how many players do you need to make it a separate division?

    September 29th, 2008 at 10:09 am