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Friday, July 26, 2019

Kipp matches par at Hershey's East Course to win two-day Precision Pro Golf Open event


   Tyler Kipp reached the Class AAA East Regional as a junior at Muhlenberg last fall, but was unable to take the final step and make it to the PIAA Championship.
   The way he’s been playing this summer, it looks like Kipp is determined to take it to a step further in his senior season and reach the state tournament.
   Kipp had two birdies on the front nine and three more on the back nine at Hershey Country Club’s East Course Friday on his way to an even-par 71 that gave him the victory in a Philadelphia Section PGA Junior Tour Precision Pro Golf Open event.
   Kipp had opened the two-day event played in perfect summer weather with birdies at the first, ninth and 14th holes as he carded a 4-over 75 Thursday over the classic 6,640-yard, par-71 George Fazio design and trailed John Bradbeer of Bryn Mawr by two shots. But Kipp’s even-par round Friday gave him a 4-over 146 total and a one-shot victory over Conestoga junior Morgan Lofland.
   Like all of the Precision Pro Golf Open events, there is overall scoring in the 13-to-18 divisions for boys and girls as well as the usual Junior Tour age groups. Kipp earned the top spot in the 16-to-18 division and in the overall scoring.
   Like Kipp, Lofland was a Class AAA East Regional qualifier last fall, but failed to reach the PIAA Championship. Lofland did earn a trip to the Heritage Hills Golf Resort for the state tournament as a freshman in the fall of 2017.
   Lofland came out of the gate strong with birdies at the first two holes Friday and added another birdie at the 13th hole as he closed with a 2-over 73 for a 5-over 147 total that left him a shot behind Kipp in the 16-to-18 division and in the overall scoring.
   Lofland had three birdies while going 1-under on the back nine at Hershey’s East Course in Thursday’s opening round as he carded a 3-over 74 that left him a shot behind Bradbeer.
   Bradbeer had birdies at the sixth and 15th holes during Friday’s second round, but slipped back to a 77 for a 150 total that left him in third place in the 16-to-18 division and fourth overall. His opening-round 73 featured birdies at the eighth and 17th holes and a string of six straight pars on the back nine.
   Garnet Valley senior Jake Sokalsky continued his strong play this summer as he finished a shot behind Bradbeer in fourth place in the division and fifth overall with a 151 total after shaving three shots off his opening-round 77 with a 3-over 74 Friday.
   Pennridge junior Brendan Bauer and Devon Prep junior Ryan McCabe, who finished in a tie for second in the PIAA Class AA Championship last fall, shared fifth place in the division and sixth overall, as each signed for a 152 total.
   Bauer carded a pair of 5-over 76s while McCabe bounced back from an opening-round 79 with a 2-over 73 in Friday’s second round.
   Logan Hess, a Class AAA East Regional qualifier in his senior season at Penn Manor last fall, was another shot behind Bauer and McCabe in seventh place in the division and eighth overall at 153. Hess improved by five shots from an opening-round 79 with a 3-over 74 in Friday’s second round.
Evan Drummond of Exton took eighth in the division and ninth overall with a 154 total. Drummond added a solid 3-over 74 to his opening-round 80.
   Alex Gerkas of York finished ninth in the division as he added a 79 to his opening-round 77 for a 156 total. Rounding out the top 10 in the 16-to-18 division was Ryan Johnson of Centre Hall, who had a pair of 79s for a 158 total that left him alone in 10th place.
   Darren Nolan of Glenside was among the contenders in the overall scoring, finishing third behind Kipp and Lofland with a solid 6-over 148 total that easily gave him the top spot in the 13-to-15 division.
   Nolan had seven straight pars on the front nine and made a birdie at the 14th in a 2-over 73 in Friday’s second round. He had made birdies at the fifth, sixth and 13th holes on his way to an opening-round 75 Thursday that left him just two shots behind Bradbeer in the overall race.
   Jake Shmonov of Harrisburg sneaked into the top 10 in the overall scoring as he added a 6-over 77 to his opening-round 78 for a 155 total that left him alone in 10th place. Shmonov had birdies at the fourth and 16th holes in Friday’s final round and made a birdie at the sixth hole and nine pars in a steady opening round. He was the runnerup to Nolan in the 13-to-15 division.
   Matthew Zerfass, a Class AAA East Regional qualifier as a freshman at Emmaus last fall, finished four shots behind Shmonov in third place in the division at 159. Zerfass had a birdie at the fourth hole and made seven pars while carding an 82 in Friday’s second round. He had birdies at the second and 17th holes and five straight pars on the front nine in a solid opening-round 77.
   Bobby Nicholson of York was a shot behind Zerfass in fourth place in the division at 160 after adding an 81 to his opening-round 79. Radnor High’s Chase Stephano shaved three strokes off his opening-round 82 with a 79 in Friday’s second round to end up in fifth place at 161.
   A couple of Lewisburg guys, Nick Mahoney and Sean Kelly, accounted for the next two spots on the leaderboard as Mahoney took sixth place with a 165 total and Kelly was seventh at 167. Mahoney added an 81 to his opening-round 84 while Kelly posted an 84 in Friday’s second round after opening with an 83.
   George Deming of Philadelphia finished eighth as he added an 83 to his opening-round 86 for a 169 total. Drew Davenport of Haverford took ninth with a 171 total as he opened with an 84 and finished up with an 87 in Friday’s second round.
   Alec Plante of Glen Mills took 10th place with rounds of 90 and 96 for a 186 total. Sean Rowland of Hershey was 11th, improving nine shots from an opening-round 103 with a 94 in Friday’s second round for a 197 total.
   Abigail Han of Hummelstown was the top finisher in the girls 16-to-18 division and was the overall winner with a 174 total. Han had four pars on her way to a 90 in Friday’s second round. She opened with an 84 that was highlighted by seven pars, including a string of three in a row on the front nine.
   Grace Babinchak, a Class AAA East Regional qualifier as a junior at Hazleton, was the runnerup to Han in the 16-to-18 division and third overall with a 185 total. Babinchak had four pars in a solid opening-round 88 and again had four pars on her scorecard, but struggled at times with a 97 in Friday’s second round.
   Elle Overly of Lititz captured top honors in the 13-to-15 division and was the runnerup to Han in the overall scoring with a 181 total. Overly had three pars on each side as she posted an 88 in Friday’s second round. She had five pars in her opening-round 93.
   Emily McAninch of Mechanicsburg was the runnerup to Overly in the division and fourth overall with a 186 total. McAninch birdied the 13th hole and had four pars as she finished up with a solid 89 in Friday’s second round. She had two pars on the back nine during her opening-round 97.
   Davis Conaway of West Chester bested the field of nine-holers with a pair of solid rounds for an 84 total that gave him a five-shot victory. Conaway had five pars as he posted a 41 in Friday’s second round after he had opened with a 43 that featured three pars.
   Colton Orris of Hershey had back-to-back pars on the 11th and 12th holes as he had the best round in the coed 12-and-under field of the two days, a 40, in Friday’s second round. Orris had a par on the 10th hole to highlight an opening-round 49.
   Lawson Leeper of York improved by three shots from an opening-round 48 with a 45 in Friday’s second round that left him in third place with a 93 total. Leeper had two pars on his scorecard in each round.
   As is always the case with a Precision Pro Golf Open event, there were also divisions for college-age players.
   Shea Murphy of Wilmington, Del. had birdies at the second and 14th holes as he closed with a 6-over 77 Friday to capture a 13-shot victory in the men’s 17-to-24 division with a 154 total.
   Murphy had seven straight pars on the front nine and a birdie at the 17th hole as he had opened with a 77 in Thursday’s first round.
   Benjamin Barnett, who finished in a tie for fifth in the PIAA Class AA Championship as a senior at Wellsboro last fall, was the runnerup to Murphy with a 167 total. Barnett had seven straight pars on the front nine and a birdie at the 17th hole as he finished up with an 82 in Friday’s second round. He had eight pars on his scorecard as he opened with an 85 Thursday.
   Eric Odell of Honesdale had four pars in a final-round 93 as he finished third with a 182 total. Odell had eight pars in an opening-round 89. Noah Pfautz of Lebanon took fourth as he added a 98 to his opening-round 108 for a 206 total.
   Casey Oppenheimer was a two-time Women’s Golf Association of Philadelphia Junior Girls champion and the Junior Tour’s Graham Company Player of the Year in the 16-to-18 division in the wraparound 2015-’16 season and continues to improve.
   Oppenheimer had a birdie at the fifth hole and 10 pars in a 79 in Friday’s second round for a 159 total that gave her a 17-shot victory in the women’s 17-to-24 division. She had opened with three birdies and eight pars, including a string of four straight on the back nine, on her way to a solid 80.
   Anna McCormick of Harrisburg had birdies at the first and sixth holes in an 87 in Friday’s second round that earned her runnerup honors with a 176 total. She had opened with an 89 Thursday that featured seven pars, including a streak of three in a row on the front nine.
   Elaina McGarrigle of Wernersville had seven pars, including three in a row on the front nine, as she closed with an 88 in Friday’s second round to finish third with a 182 total. McGarrigle had three pars in an opening-round 94.
   Carolyn Mueller of Holland, a scholastic standout at Villa Joseph Marie, finished fourth with a 201 total as she added a 103 to her opening-round 98.

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