Jackson Paradee of Dover, Del. had a steady 1-over 73 at
Bear Trap Dunes Golf Club’s Black Bear and Grizzly courses in Ocean View, Del.,
to win the 16-to-18 division as the Philadelphia Section PGA Junior Tour’s
Junior Golf Scoreboard Mizuno Rehoboth Beach Series concluded Wednesday.
Paradee rattled off nine straight pars at one point and had
a birdie on the 15th over the 6,368-yard, par-72 Black Bear and
Grizzly courses. Michael Festa of Ambler was the runnerup with a 2-over 74 that
featured three birdies at the first, fourth and 11th holes.
Nicholas Covey of Easton, Md. was one of three players tied
for third at 3-over 75. Covey played in all three legs of the series and
claimed the overall 16-to-18 title. He opened with an 83 at Rehoboth Beach
Country Club and added a sparkling 1-under 70 at King Creek Country Club.
Combined with his final-round 75, he ended up with a 54-hole total of 228.
Frankie Markiewicz of Middletown, Del. also completed all
three legs of the series and was the runneriup to Covey in the overall scoring
at 230. Markiewicz finished alone in sixth at the Black Bear and Grizzly
courses with a 4-over 76.
Sharing third with Covey at the Black Bear and Grizzly
courses were Akira Pavey of Dover and Timothy Chaykovsky Jr. of Ambler.
Three players finished tied for seventh, three shots behind
Markiewicz at 79, including Dylan Sterlacci of Downingtown, Brady St. Pierre of
York and Jonathan Giambalvo of York.
Alex VanScoy rounded out the top 10 with an 81.
Jake Maddaloni of Newtown Square fired a 3-over 75 to take
top honors in the 13-to-15 division. The Chadds Ford pair of Roy Anderson and
Jack Cooley finished tied for second, each carding a 78.
Anderson easily captured the overall 13-to-15 series win. He
opened up with a 77 at Rehoboth Beach, added a 78 at Kings Creek and, with his
78 at the Black Bear and Grizzly courses, finished at 233.
The runnerup in the overall scoring was Tyler
Kipp of Reading, who trailed Anderson by 19 shots with his 252 total. Kipp
finished alone in fifth at the Black Bear and Grizzly courses with an 85.
Colby Hook of Selbyville, Del. finished alone in fourth
place with a 79. Jack Fialko of Berwyn finished alone in sixth place, two shots
behind Kipp with an 87.
Nathan Lutz of Middletown, Del. finished seventh with an 88,
Jackson Reid of Bryn Mawr was eighth with a 90, Stephen Cain of Yardley was
ninth with a 91, Declan Rymer of Downingtown was 10th with a 92 and
Maceo Giampietro of Malvern was 11th with a 101.
Wednesday’s other three winners also put the finishing touch
on a series victory, starting with Savanna Haas of Pottstown, who carded an 82
to take the girls 16-to-18 division. Haas had three birdies in her round, two
on the front nine and one on the inward nine. Haas had an 89 at Rehoboth Beach
and an 87 at Kings Creek to give her a 54-hole total of 258.
Lily Byrne of Downingtown, who finished third at the Black
Bear and Grizzly courses with an 88, was the runnerup to Haas in the series
with a 274 total. Olivia Perry of Millsboro, Del. was the runnerup Wednesday
with an 87, five shots behind Haas.
Briana Hocker of Warminster finished fourth with a 98 and
Lauren Borda of Yardley was fifth at 123.
Hannah Lydic completed a sweep of all three individual
events in the 13-to-15 division and the series with a 79 on her home course, a
round that featured three birdies. Hannah Lydic had a 78 at Rehoboth Beach and
an 83 at Kings Creek for a series total of 240. Sarah Lydic, again I’m guessing
sister, was the runnerup at the Black Bear and Grizzly courses with an 81 and
for the series with a 259 total.
Paige Richter of Camp Hill finished third with a 98 and
Amanda Schuebel of King of Prussia was fourth with a 100.
Benjamin Saggers of West Chester registered a sparkling
1-under 35, a round that included two birdies, to top the field of nine-holers.
It also gave Saggers a decisive 14-shot victory in the series. He had a 40 at
Rehoboth Beach and a 43 at Kings Creek, which, combined with the 35 at Bear
Trap Dunes Wednesday, left him with a 118 total.
Bret Bergey of Downingtown was the runnerup Wednesday with a
43. Nicholas Joyce of Quakertown finished third with a 44 and was the runnerup
in the series with a 132 total.
Sawyer Brockstedt Rehoboth Beach finished fourth with a 47.
She also completed all three legs of the series and was third overall, two
shots behind Joyce at 134.
Jack Seitchik of Dillsburg finished fifth with a 49. The
younger of the Schuebel crew of King of Prussia, Audrey and Alyssa, finished
sixth and eighth Wednesday with respective rounds of 51 and 68. Rachel Joyce of
Quakertown, I’m guessing Nicholas’ sister here, finished in between the
Schuebels in seventh with a 52.
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