Austin Barbin of Elkton, Md. enjoyed a Saturday that finally
felt a little spring-like with mild temperatures as he carded a 3-over-par 74
to take top honors in the 16-to-18 age group in a Philadelphia Section PGA
Junior Tour stop at Frog Hollow Golf Club in Middletown, Del.
Barbin, who earned a trip to the U.S. Junior Amateur at The
Honors Course in Ooltewah, Tenn. last summer, had three birdies and an eagle on
the 6,371-yard, par-71 Frog Hollow layout.
He also claimed low-Barbin honors at Frog Hollow with
Zachary Barbin finishing 13th in the 16-to-18 age group with an 89
and Evan Barbin finishing in a tie for fifth in the 13-to-15 age group with an
85.
Nikita Romanov of Wilmington, Del. was the runnerup to
Austin Barbin with a 78. Romanov, the Junior Tour’s Player of the Year in the
13-to-15 division a year ago, was coming off a sweep of a pair of Junior Tour
events at the Jersey Shore as the 2017 season teed off last weekend.
Kaden Kinard of New Castle, Del. finished third with a 79
and Alec Ryden of Moorestown, N.J. and Liam Ward of Malvern shared fourth
place, each carding an 80. Casey Dao of Elkins Park took sixth with an 81,
Jackson Paradee of Dover, Del. was seventh with an 82 and Simon Asadoorian of
Richboro was eighth with an 83.
Bryan Donato of Chester Springs and Akira Pavey of Dover,
Del. rounded out the top 10 as they shared ninth place at 85.
Franklin Zhu of Warren, N.J. won the 13-to-15 division with
a 6-over 77 that was highlighted by a birdie on the par-4 15th hole.
William Brown of Clarks Summit was the runnerup with an 82.
Jack Cooley of Chadds Ford and James Ulsh of Carlisle
finished in a tie for third, each posting an 84. Evan Barbin of those Elkton,
Md. Barbins shared fifth place with William Pabst of Roaring Brook Township and
Matthew Lafond of Blue Bell at 85.
John Girone of Bear Del. finished eighth with an 88, Stephen
Cain of Yardley was ninth with a 90 and Kevin Motil of Sewell, N.J. rounded out
the top 10 with a 93.
Olivia Perry of Millsboro, Del. claimed her first Junior
Tour win, taking top honors in the 16-to-18 division with a 93. The Downingtown
contingent rounded out the rest of the division’s top finishers as Shae Cabaddu
was the runnerup with a 94, Lily Byrne was third with a 99 and Sarah Fernandes
took fourth with a 101.
Elizabeth Beek, a sixth-grader at Wissahickon Middle School,
continued her domination of the 13-to-15 division, firing a sparkling 77 for
her ninth straight Junior Tour win. Beek, the reigning Junior Tour 13-to-15
Player of the Year, finished her round in style with a birdie at the par-5 18th
hole. It looks like Beek is gearing up for a big summer on the golf course.
Eden Richmond of Princeton, N.J. was the runnerup to Beek
with an 89. Kathleen Mark of Media finished third with an 95, Riley Quartermain of Bryn Mawr took
fourth with a 97 and Niosha Parvisi of Gladwyne was fifth with a 103.
Matthew Normand of Lumberton, N.J. finished up with a birdie
on the par-4 ninth hole to best the field of nine-holers with a 5-over 40 on
the front nine at Frog Hollow. Sawyer Brockstedt of Rehoboth, Del. was the
runnerup with a 43.
Benjamin Saggers of West Chester took third with a 43 and
Daniel Shin of Horsham and Hunter Probst of Bear Creek shared fourth, each
carding a 49. Nicholas Joyce of Quakertown took sixth with a 51 and Sydney
Yermish of Wynnewood was seventh with a 52.
Kevin Lafond of Blue Bell and Michael Dignazio of
Wilmington, Del. finished in a tie for eighth at 53 and Megan Adelman of Bryn
Mawr rounded out the top 10 with a 54.
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