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Friday, September 26, 2014

Haverford School puts its depth on display to take over first place



   We snuck a little roundup from Tuesday’s Inter-Ac League mini-tournament hosted by Malvern Prep at Waynesborough Country Club in Wednesday’s Daily Times print product, but there certainly wasn’t enough room in print to figure out what it all meant.
   Yes, Haverford School topped the team standings with a 223 total, but probably just as important, Episcopal Academy edged the host Friars for second, 233-234. That means the Fords are in first place with a 9-1 mark through two mini-tournaments while defending champion Malvern Prep falls back to 8-2 with its third-place finish.
   In a testament to the depth that Gui Costin’s club has at Haverford School, Jay Losty, one of the Fords’ best players and a senior leader, had their worst score with a 42 and didn’t count toward their 223 total. As was noted in Wednesday’s Daily Times, Jack McAleese, who didn’t even tee it up in Haverford School’s first Inter-Ac mini-tournament, led the way with a 36. Max Siegfried, Matt Grubb, Ryan Bowman and Otis Baker all had 38s and Peter Garno added a 40.
   Malvern Prep has three of the top four players in the individual standings after two mini-tournaments, led by Nick Miller in first, Marty McGuckin, who is tied for second with Episcopal’s Joe Chambers, and Brendan Bacskai, who is in fourth place.
   But Haverford School’s depth is going to make it tough to beat as the Fords try to reclaim the Inter-Ac crown they had won three straight years before Malvern Prep denied them a year ago.
    By the way, the reason I know most of this is because the interacgolf.com website is up and running again after running out of steam near the end of last season.
   It’s a big week coming up for the Inter-Ac golfers with a pair of mini-tournaments back-to-back at Huntingdon Valley Country Club Tuesday and at Sunnybrook Golf Club Wednesday.

Sheftic wins Shawnee Open 

   Mark Sheftic, the head of instruction at Merion Golf Club, fired a 4-under 68 at the Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort course between the raindrops Thursday to capture the Shawnee Open title.
   Sheftic had four birdies and three bogeys in an eventful front nine, then added three birdies without a bogey on the back nine to edge Spring-Ford Country Club head pro Rich Steinmetz by a shot.
   “I played really good through the day, but as my round went on, I definitely learned to adjust my shots for the weather,” Sheftic told the Philadelphia Section PGA website. “The  best part of my round today was the putts I was able to make. My putting has been an issue for me this year, so it was great to finally get it going.”
   Steinmetz, whom your favorite golf blogger covered when he was a high school standout at Perkiomen Valley in the 1980s,  played in the morning wave when the weather was not the best, but carded a 3-under 69 and held the lead for much of the day until Sheftic reported in with his 68.
   The Merion Golf Club pro shop was well-represented among the top finishers. Assistants George Forster, son of the Radnor Valley Country Club head pro, and William Cicciotti, were among five players tied for third at 2-under 70. And assistant pro Robby Bruns was another shot back in a tie for eighth at 1-under 71.
   Among some of the other top finishers were: George Forster’s dad, Radnor Valley head pro George Forster, and The ACE Club assistant pro Billy Stewart, who were among four players tied for 13th at 1-over 73; Media resident John Allen of TaylorMade Golf and Radnor Valley assistant pro Tony Perla, both of whom were among five players tied for 24th at 3-over 75; and M Golf Range head teaching pro Stu Ingraham, who was among eight players tied for 29th at 4-over 76.

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