Richard Kline III of Kennett Square went low with a 3-under
68 to take top honors in the 13-to-15 division in a Philadelphia Section PGA
Junior Tour stop at Bent Creek Country Club in Lititz Monday.
Kline made four birdies, two on each side, over the
6,368-yard, par-71 Bent Creek layout. And he needed to be that good because
Mason Gattuso of Shavertown was right on his heels with a 2-under 69 that
included three birdies.
Matthew Bilson of Lititz took third with a 76, Jack Murray
of Pottstown finished fourth with a 77 and Matt Berkenstock of Lititz and Logan
Hess of Willow Street shared fifth place, each player posting a 78.
The Kennett Square contingent accounted for three of the
four players who rounded at the top 10 in a tie for seventh at 79, including W.
David Starnes, Christopher Skean and D.J. Scott. Joining them at that figure
was Dylan Lasecki of Lansdale.
Trey Kuntz of Lancaster earned the top spot in the 16-to-18
division in a match of cards with Jacob Macinanti after both players carded a
2-over 73. Kuntz’s 1-under 35 on the back nine, including two birdies, proved
to be the difference. Macinanti had three birdies and capped his round with an
eagle on the 18th.
Teddy Davis of Maple Glen was another shot back in third
with a 74. Brian Whelan of Cresco and Mason Wills of Lititz finished in a tie
for fourth at 75. Four players – Mechanicsburg’s Ethan Murphy and Davis Clarke,
Drew Warner of Bethlehem and Gavin Geiger of Danville – finished in a tie for
sixth at 76.
Rounding out the top 10 were three players – Noel Veitch of
Lancaster, Logan Snyder of Dover and Nicky Marrollo of Exton – who finished in
a tie for 10th with 78s.
In the girls 16-to-18 division, Alexandra Lowder of
Wrightsville was the winner with a 90. Lowder finished her round in style with
a birdie on the 18th. Gina Lizzo of Parkesburg and Grace Stillman of
Lancaster finished in a tie for second at 91.
Grace Hickey of Downingtown took fourth with a 95 and Sophia
Mancuso of Jamison and Olivia Raihl of Wernersville shared fifth place, each
player posting a 97. Three players – Elaina McGarrigle of Wernersville, Ginna
Ward of Collegeville and Kiera McGrath of Denver – finished in a tie for
seventh at 98. Rounding out the top 10 was Anne Shand of Lancaster, who
finished alone in 10th with a 103.
Amanda Gerrish of Hummlestown was the only competitor in the
13-to-15 division and took top honors with a solid 88.
Among the nine-holers, Maxwell Wager of State College led
the way with a 2-over 38 that included a birdie on the 13th.
Runnerup Kevin Lafond of Blue Bell was just two shots behind Wager with a 40.
Wager made pars on both of the par-3s on the back nine, the 13th and
15th.
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