Terms and conditions

Terms and Conditions of www.http://tmacteesoff.blogspot.com/ Below are the Terms and Conditions for use of www.http://tmacteesoff.blogspot.com/. Please read these carefully. If you need to contact us regarding any aspect of the following terms of use of our website, please contact us on the following email address - tmacgolf13@gmail.com. By accessing the content of www.http://tmacteesoff.blogspot.com/ ( hereafter referred to as website ) you agree to the terms and conditions set out herein and also accept our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree to any of the terms and conditions you should not continue to use the Website and leave immediately. You agree that you shall not use the website for any illegal purposes, and that you will respect all applicable laws and regulations. You agree not to use the website in a way that may impair the performance, corrupt or manipulate the content or information available on the website or reduce the overall functionality of the website. You agree not to compromise the security of the website or attempt to gain access to secured areas of the website or attempt to access any sensitive information you may believe exist on the website or server where it is hosted. You agree to be fully responsible for any claim, expense, losses, liability, costs including legal fees incurred by us arising from any infringement of the terms and conditions in this agreement and to which you will have agreed if you continue to use the website. The reproduction, distribution in any method whether online or offline is strictly prohibited. The work on the website and the images, logos, text and other such information is the property of www.http://tmacteesoff.blogspot.com/ ( unless otherwise stated ). Disclaimer Though we strive to be completely accurate in the information that is presented on our site, and attempt to keep it as up to date as possible, in some cases, some of the information you find on the website may be slightly outdated. www.http://tmacteesoff.blogspot.com/ reserves the right to make any modifications or corrections to the information you find on the website at any time without notice. Change to the Terms and Conditions of Use We reserve the right to make changes and to revise the above mentioned Terms and Conditions of use. Last Revised: 03-17-2017

Monday, September 10, 2018

Solid Harvard debut for Isztwan in The Doc Gimmler; team title goes to Rhode Island


   It was a solid showing for Penn Charter product Brian Isztwan in his collegiate debut for Harvard as he led the Crimson to a 10th-place finish in The Doc Gimmler, hosted by St. John’s at Bethpage State Park’s Red Course in Farmingdale, N.Y. on Long Island.
   Isztwan, the top player in the Inter-Ac League in each of his last two seasons with the Quakers, matched par with a 70 over the 7,042-yard, par-70 Bethpage Red layout Saturday afternoon, the second of two rounds played on the first day of the tournament.
   Isztwan had opened with a 74 Saturday morning and finished up with a 3-over 73 Sunday for a 7-over 217 total that left him in the group tied for 30th.
   After struggling to an opening round of 301, Harvard improved by 16 shots with a 5-over 285 Saturday afternoon before finishing up with a 288 total for a 34-over 874 score for the weekend.
   One of Isztwan’s Inter-Ac rivals, former Malvern Prep standout Matt Davis, was also in the field at The Doc Gimmler, teeing it up as a freshman on Jim Wilkes’ Villanova team. Davis struggled a little in Saturday’s double round with scores of 75 and 77 before finishing up with a 3-over 73 that left him among the group tied for 62nd at 225.
   Unlike Isztwan, though, it was not Davis’ collegiate debut as the Wildcats opened their season over the Labor Day weekend, finishing 16th of 18 teams in the Turning Stone Invitational in Verona, N.Y.
   A young Villanova team finished 12th in the 14-team field in The Doc Gimmler, posting its best score of the weekend, a 9-over 289, in Sunday’s final round for an 878 total. The Wildcats opened with rounds of 297 and 292 in Saturday’s double round.
   The Atlantic 10’s Rhode Island was right around par all weekend in claiming the team title with a 1-over 841 total. The Rams sandwiched a 1-under 279 in Saturday’s second round with a pair of 1-over 281s.
   Reigning Ivy League champion Yale, led by individual champion James Nicholas, Connecticut, out of the ACC, and Johnson & Wales, an NAIA school from Miami, shared second place at 4-over 284, three shots behind Rhode Island.
   Yale started slowly with a 10-over 290 before breaking par with rounds of 276 and 278. UConn opened with a 283, fired a 1-under 279 Saturday afternoon and finished up with a 2-over 282. Johnson & Wales matched the best team round of the tournament, an 8-under 272 in the opening round, before backing off with a 292 Saturday afternoon and finishing up with a solid even-par 280.
   Hartford and Loyola of Maryland shared fifth place, each carding a 9-over 849. Hartford finished strong, matching that Johnson & Wales opening round with an 8-under 272 in Sunday’s final round, and Loyola of Maryland closed with a 1-under 279 Sunday.
   Patriot League champion Navy saved its best for last, a 2-under 278 in Sunday’s final round, as the Midshipmen finished alone in seventh at 15-over 855.
   Rhode Island was led by Dawson Jones, a senior from Howell, N.J. who finished alone in third place in the individual standings with three rounds in the 60s, a pair of 2-under 68s Saturday and a 1-under 69 Sunday, for a 5-under 205 total.
   Backing up Jones for the Rams was James Short, a redshirt junior from Marlborough, Mass. who fired a 3-under 67 in Sunday’s final round to end up in the group tied for 11th at 1-over 211.
   Brody King, a redshirt senior from Tulsa, Okla. and the runnerup in the A-10 Championship last spring, finished up with a final-round 71 to land in the group tied for 18th at 3-over 213. Chris Francoeur, a sophomore from Amesbury, Mass., broke par with a 1-under 69 in Saturday afternoon’s second round on his way to a 7-over 217 total that left him in the group tied for 30th.
   Rounding out the Rhode Island lineup was Austin Fox, a freshman from Delmar, N.Y. who finished up with a 4-over 74 for a 220 total that left him in the group tied for 49th.
   Nicholas, the co-champion in the Ivy League Championship played in challenging conditions at Stonewall’s Old Course in the spring, fired a 4-under 66 in Sunday’s final round to capture the individual title at 7-under 203. Nicholas, a senior from Scarsdale, N.Y., matched par in the opening round with a 70 and added a 3-under 67 in Saturday afternoon’s second round.
   St. John’s Gerald Mackedon,a junior from Port Jefferson, N.Y., earned runnerup honors at 6-under 204 after finishing up with a dazzling 6-under 64 in Sunday’s final round.
   Following Rhode Island’s Jones in third was Yale’s Teddy Zinser, a sophomore from Alexandria, Va. who was competing as an individual. Zinsner, who finished tied for fifth in the Ivy Championship at Stonewall, took fourth in The Doc Gimmler, finishing up with a 2-under 68 that gave him a 3-under 207 and likely earned himself consideration for the starting five for Yale in its next start.
   Connectictut’s Drake Hull, a redshirt junior from Rutland, Vt., and Johnson & Wales’ Tim Border, a junior from Walpole, Mass., shared fifth place at 2-under 208. Hall sandwiched a 2-under 68 with a pair of even-par 70s while Border held the lead after an opening-round 66 before adding a 73 Saturday afternoon and finishing up with a 1-under 69.
   Backing up Isztwan for Harvard was Rij Patel, a junior from Hunt Valley, Md. who finished a shot behind Isztwan in a tie for 36th at 8-over 218. Patel matched the best Harvard round of the weekend with his 1-under 69 in Saturday afternoon’s second round.
   Aurian Capart, a senior from Belgium, recovered from an opening-round 80 to finish tied for 41st at 9-over 219. Capart matched par Saturday afternoon with a 70 and then matched Patel for co-low round of the weekend for the Crimson by finishing up with a 1-under 69.
   Peter George, a sophomore from Naples, Fla., was another shot behind Capart in the group tied for 49th at 220. George sandwiched a 76 with a pair of 2-over 72s.
   Harvard’s team effort was hamstrung a little in that the Crimson didn’t have a fifth man. Ryan Rhee, a junior from Fullerton, Calif., was in the lineup, but must have suffered an untimely injury or illness that sidelined him for the weekend.
   Connor Daly, a junior from Bronxville, N.Y., led the way for Villanova, finishing in the group tied for 30th at 7-over 217. Daly is the captain of a youthful group of Wildcats. After opening with a 75, Daly posted a couple of solid 1-over 71s.
   Reb Banas, a sophomore from Winnetka, Ill. who saw a lot of action as a freshman last season, finished tied for 56th at 223. Banas struggled in an opening-round 80, but bounced back with rounds of 72 and 71.
   Joining Davis in the group tied for 62nd at 225 for the Wildcats was Mark Benevento, a redshirt senior from Ocean City, N.J. who had rounds of 75, 74 and 76. Benevento transferred to Villanova from the Delaware program.
   Another freshman, Tower Hill product Danny Dougherty, teed it up as individual for Villanova in The Doc Gimmler and finished alone in 76th. Dougherty opened with a 75 before struggling to an 82 in Saturday’s second round. He bounced back with a 76 in the final round.
   Navy is captained this year by senior Paul Mauer, a former St. Joseph’s Prep standout and an occasional Stonewall looper. Mauer finished alone in 66th at 226 after sandwiching a 76 with a pair of 75s.
   Mauer had a couple of nice showings this summer in the Pennsylvania Golf Association’s Amateur Championship at Sunnehanna Golf Club in Johnstown and in the Golf Association of Philadelphia’s Patterson Cup at Gulph Mills Golf Club.







No comments:

Post a Comment