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Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Coe, Rogowicz earn spots in ShopRite LPGA Classic in Monday qualifier


   Joanna Coe, a Mays Landing, N.J. native who is a teaching professional at Baltimore Country Club, and Penn State senior Jackie Rogowicz, who starred scholastically at Pennsbury, earned spots in the main draw for this week’s ShopRite LPGA Classic presented by Acer in a Monday qualifying round at the Stockton Seaview Hotel & Golf Club’s classic Bay Course.
   The 28-year-old Coe, a collegiate standout at Rollins College in Florida who spent some time on the Symetra Tour, overcame an early double bogey to shoot a 3-under 68 and finish first among the 37 players trying to grab the two spots available in the field for the LPGA’s annual visit to the Jersey Shore in Galloway Township, across the bay from Atlantic City.
   Rogowicz, who advanced out of a pre-qualifying event for amateur players, earned the second spot in the ShopRite LPGA Classic by finishing a shot behind Coe at 2-under 69.
   I looped for Coe in a one-day Pro-Partner event at Stonewall last fall. JoCoe – a nickname she likes enough to put on her golf balls – can flat-out play. She carded a 3-over 73 in her first look at the Old Course that, if not for a couple of cruel lip-outs, should have been 1-over or even even-par.
   It will be the third time Coe will tee it up in the ShopRite, but the first time since 2011 when she was making her professional debut. She is very familiar with the Bay Course layout.
   Coe will make her debut in a major championship later this month when she plays in the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Kemper Lakes Golf Club in Kildeer, Ill. outside of Chicago. To that end, Coe had her longtime coach, Bruce Chelucci, on the bag in Monday’s qualifier.
   “I haven’t been playing a ton of golf, but I’ve been working extremely hard on my game for the last month,” Coe told David Weinberg of The Press of Atlantic City following Monday’s round. “I was really struggling to get off the tee, but Bruce came down to Baltimore, we spent five hours on the practice range and we figured it out.”
   Coe, a two-time Omega Middle Atlantic Section PGA Women's Player of the Year, stumbled briefly with a double bogey at the second, but played solid golf the rest of the way. A birdie at the sixth and an eagle at the ninth enabled her to make the turn at 1-under and she added birdies at 12 and at the last to finish at 3-under.
   Rogowicz advanced out of Sunday’s amateur qualifier with an 80 – she told The Press’ Weinberg the wind was blowing 40 mph on the links course – and made the most of the opportunity with the 69 that put her into the ShopRite LPGA Championship.
   North Carolina junior Brynn Walker, a two-time PIAA Class AAA champion at Radnor, and Emily Gimpel, a former Mount St. Joseph standout who played collegiately at Maryland, were also in the field Monday. I couldn’t dig up the results of those who failed to grab one of the top two spots.
   Walker qualified for the ShopRite LPGA Classic the week before her graduation at Radnor two years ago. Gimpel teed it up in the Symetra Tour’s Valley Forge Invitational at Raven’s Claw Golf Club two weeks ago, but failed to make the cut.
   Rogowicz was joined by three of her Penn State teammates in Sunday’s amateur pre-qualifying round as senior Cara Basso, a Villa Maria Academy product, junior Madelein Herr, who starred scholastically at Council Rock North, and another junior, Jersey girl Megan McLean, a Voorhees High product, also teed it up.
   That makes four of the six players who represented the Nittany Lions in the Big Ten Championship at TPC River’s Bend in Maineville, Ohio. Basso capped a strong junior campaign by finishing tied for fourth in the Big Ten Championship and earning an invitation to compete in the NCAA’s Madison Regional as an individual.
   A couple of former District One standouts who are juniors on the Seton Hall women’s team also gave it a shot in Sunday’s amateur pre-qualifying event. They were Maddie Sager, a runnerup to Walker in the 2015 PIAA Class AAA Championship as a senior at Owen J. Roberts, and former Coatesville standout Sammie Staudt.
   The 54-hole ShopRite LPGA Classic, with a total purse of $1.75 million, tees off Friday.

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