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Saturday, November 3, 2018

Miller grabs lead with 75 after opening round of HJGT/PJT Junior Championship at Seaview


   Andrew Miller of Bryn Mawr battled 40-mph wind gusts to fire a 4-over-par 75 on the Seaview Hotel and Golf Club’s Bay Course in Galloway Township, N.J. to take the lead after the opening round in the older boys division as the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) and the Philadelphia Section PGA Junior Tour (PJT) joined forces for the HJGT/PJT Junior Championship Saturday.
   Miller matched the card on the back nine of the 6,342-yard Bay Course with nine pars in an even-par 34 as he took a one-shot lead over Keller Mulhern, coming off a solid freshman campaign at Malvern Prep, in the combined HJGT 14-to-18/PJT 13-to-18 division. Mulhern carded a 5-over 76 over the 6,602-yard Pines Course.
   I’m guessing players will play the opposite of the two courses that they played Saturday in Sunday’s final round. The event drew a strong field of 145 players with many top juniors from the Philadelphia area being joined by guys and gals from up and down the East Coast.
   Lasse Lehmann of Manahawkin, N.J. was another shot behind Mulhern with a 77 he carded at the Bay Course. I don’t have all the course breakdowns as to whom played which course, but I’ll try to note them when I have them.
   St. Joseph’s Prep’s Joseph Morganti, a junior from Havertown, and Michael Mitnick of Linwood, N.J. finished in a tie for fourth place, each carding a 78.
   Matthew Lafond of Blue Bell and Stephen Lorenzo of Lower Gwynedd, both juniors on La Salle’s Philadelphia Catholic League and District 12 Class AAA championship team, headed a group of five players tied for sixth at 79, which rounded out the top 10.
Lafond and Lorenzo were joined at that figure by Radnor High sophomore Tyler Tornoe, Jack Ross of Medford Lakes, N.J. and Unionville phenom Win Thomas.
   The 11-to-13 division was pretty much exclusive to the HJGT guys in that age group who ventured to the Jersey Shore and Hunter Po of Bridgewater, N.J. grabbed the lead with a 6-over 77 that featured a pair of birdies. Earl Riegger of Potomac, Md. is a shot behind Po in second after carding a 78.
   Maximus Liu of Union, N.J. is in third place with an 81, Giancarlo DiLeo of Lido Beach, N.Y. is fourth with an 85 and Andrew Flynn of Monroe, Conn. is fifth with an 87.
   Luke Huang of Great Neck, N.Y. and Andrew Liu of Clinton, N.J. are tied for sixth after each posted an 88. Owen Saad of Fair Haven, N.J. is eighth with a 92, Austin Barrett of Farmingville, N.Y. is ninth with a 103 and Jeremy Cammayo of River Vale, N.J. rounded out the top 10 as he is alone in 10th with a 107.
   Esther Park of Wilmington, Del. carded a solid 5-over 76 to take a two-shot lead in the girls HJGT 14-to-18/PJT 13-to-18 division. Park, one of a trio of Delaware teens who finished second in the final edition of the USGA Women’s State Team Championship in the fall of 2017 at The Club at Las Campanas’ Sunrise Course in Santa Fe, N.M., birdied the par-3 12th hole.
   Caraline Oakley of Southampton, N.Y. posted a 78 at the Pines Course to sit two shots behind Park in second. Hartley Zook of Flemington, N.J. is third with an 80. The trio of Isabella McCloskey of Princeton Junction, N.J., Julia McLaughlin of Princeton, N.J. and Sydney Nethercott of Greenwich, Conn. shared fourth place, each carding an 84.
   Kayla Gutierrez of Little Egg Harbor, N.J. and Madison Barber of Canada are tied for seventh, each landing on 85. Rounding out the top 10 were two players – Ashley Liu of Team Liu of Clinton, N.J. and Olivia Strigh of Hammonton, N.J. – tied for ninth at 87.
   Leading the way in the girls HJGT under-13 division is Kennedy Swedick of Altamont, N.Y. who fired an 80 that featured a birdie on the par-3 fourth hole. Trailing Swedick by two shots is Sawyer Brockstedt of Rehoboth Beach, Del., who carded an 82.
   It’s eight more shots behind Brockstedt back to Lia Huang of Great Neck, N.Y. in third with a 90. Hannah Rabb of Watsontown is fourth after a 92, Renna Chang of Jericho, N.Y. is fifth with a 94, Sammi Yeslavage of Doylestown is sixth with a 98, Catherine Andino of Port Washington, N.Y. is seventh with a 101 and Jillian Burks of Paoli is seventh with a 103.
   Mihir Roperia of Cranbury, N.J. leads the HJGT boys under-10 division with a 76 that included a birdie on the par-5 third hole. A 76 for 18 holes in tough conditions by a kid under 10 is pretty strong.
   Colby Baran of Wading River, N.Y. is the runnerup after an 84, Nicky Jadav of Latham, N.Y. is third with a 98 and Kyler Madden of Titusville is fourth with a 133.
   Tommy Marshall of Marlton, N.J. carded a 47 on the front nine of the Bay Course to grab a three-shot lead among the PJT nine-holers.
   Jolie Pastorick of Rydal sits in second, three shots behind Marshall after a 50. Sean Curran of Newtown Square is third with a 52 and Justin Forman of Sewell, N.J. is fourth with a 53.



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