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Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Saint Joseph's Pilliod the runnerup in Matthews Auto/Binghamton Intercollegiate



   Saint Joseph’s Ross Pilliod, a junior from Berks Catholic, carded a pair of 2-under-par 70s to get a share of the top spot, but had to settle for a runnerup finish in a scorecard playoff in the Matthews Auto/Binghamton Intercollegiate, which concluded Monday at The Links at Hiawatha Landing in Apalachin, N.Y.
   Pilliod’s 4-under 140 total over the 7,104-yard, par-72 Links at Hiawatha Landing layout was matched by Monmouth sophomore Nick Maff, a Bethlehem Catholic product. Maff’s second round of 3-under 69 gave him the tiebreaker edge on Pilliod, an occasional Stonewall looper when he’s not playing tournament golf in the summer.
   It also took a tiebreaker to determine the team champion as St. Bonaventure and Lehigh finished tied for first at 10-over 586. It came down to the best second-round score between the teams’ fifth player and the edge went to the Bonnies. It is the second year in a row St. Bonaventure has won the team title and the Bonnies won it last year via the same tiebreaker.
   St. Bonaventure had shared first place after Sunday’s opening round with St. Joe’s at 7-over 295, but only because Bonnies senior Corey Long, a product of South Fayette, was disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard. That wiped out his 1-under 71 and added four shots to the St. Bonaventure team total.
   Long bounced back with an even-par 72 as the Bonnies posted a 3-over 291 in Monday’s second round. Lehigh had a 1-over 289 to get a share of first with the Bonnies before the tiebreaker did not go in favor  of the Mountain Hawks.
   Host Binghamton was two shots behind the top two in third at 288 after matching par with a final-round 288. Monmouth, led by Maff’s individual victory, finished fourth at 592 after a final-round 295. The University of Ottawa was fifth at 596 after a final-round 296.
   Villanova, with rounds of 298 and 300, finished sixth at 598. The Wildcats finished a shot ahead of Saint Joseph’s, which fell back after its opening-round 295 with a 304 for a 599 total. La Salle finished tied for 14th with Long Island-Brooklyn in the 16-team field with rounds of 305 and 313 for a 618 total.
   Leading the way for St. Bonaventure was Danny Gianniny, a freshman from Pittsford, N.Y. who had rounds of 72 and 71 to finish tied for fourth at 1-under 143. Brent Morgan, a junior from Coal Grove, Ohio, finished tied for 12th with a pair of 73s and a 2-over 146 total and Zach Chaddock, a sophomore from Fillmore, N.Y. finished tied for 26th with a pair of 75s and a 6-over 150 total.
   It turned into an eventful two days for the Bonnies’ fifth scorer, Nolan Dichter, a sophomore from Randolph, N.Y. When Long was disqualified after Sunday’s first round, Dichter’s 75 became St. Bonaventure’s fourth counter of the round. And his second-round 78 was one shot better than Lehigh’s fifth score, giving the Bonnies the tiebreaker edge. His 153 total left him tied for 38th.
   Binghamton’s Ryan Rodriguez, a sophomore from Highland Mills, N.Y., finished alone in third, a shot behind Maff and Pilliod with rounds of 71 and 70 for a 3-under 141 total. Sharing fourth with St. Bonaventure’s Gianniny was Hofstra’s Sean Cavanaugh, a graduate student from Encino, Calif. who had rounds of 71 and 72 for a 1-under 143 total.
   Villanova was led by Connor Daly, a sophomore from Bronxville, N.Y., and senior Andy Butler, who starred scholastically at Manheim Township. They were in the group tied for sixth at even-par 144. Daly added a 2-under 70 to his opening-round 74 while Butler  started off with a  1-under 71 Sunday and added a 1-over 73 in the second round.
   Villanova coach James Wilkes threw a couple of freshmen into the fray. Matt Barnes of Bethesda, Md. finished tied for 32nd with rounds of 74 and 78 for an 8-over 152. Reb Banas of Winnetka, Ill. finished tied for 64th with a pair of 79s for a 158 total.
   Will Byrne, a senior from McLean, Va., struggled with rounds of 82 and 84 that left him tied for 82nd at 166.
   Michael O’Brien, a sophomore from West Chester, Ohio, backed up Pilliod for Saint Joseph’s as he had rounds of 73 and 76 to finish tied for 18th at 5-over 149.
   Freshman Wills Montgomery, a former Downingtown East standout, had rounds of 73 and 77 to finish tied for 26th at 150. Noah Henderson, a sophomore from Solana Beach, Calif., and sophomore Tommy Lewis, a former Central Bucks East standout, were among the group tied for 69th at 161. Henderson opened up with an 80 and added an 81 Monday while Lewis followed up an opening-round 79 with an 82.
   La Salle was led by Ron Fischang, a freshman from McKinney, Texas, and freshman David Kim, a former Upper Dublin standout, both of whom finished in the group tied for 32nd at 152. Fischang had a pair of 76s while Kim opened with a 74 and added a second-round 78.
   Nick Gruber, a junior from Cincinnati, had rounds of 79 and 82 to finish tied for 69th at 161. Senior Brandon Raihl, a Conrad Weiser product, had rounds of 85 and 77 to finish tied for 74th at 162 and Zaffar Sikkander, a freshman from Sri Lanka, had rounds of 76 and 87 to finish 79th at 163.





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