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Friday, August 16, 2019

Pevarnik leads Western Pennsylvania to second straight Williamson Cup win


   It’s been a pretty good week for western Pennsylvania junior golfers.
   While Palmer Jackson, who captured the PIAA Class AAA Championship as a senior at Franklin Regional last fall, was making a run to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Amateur at the Pinehurst Resort & Country Club, his fellow Hannastown Golf Club member Brady Pevarnik was leading the Western Pennsylvania Golf Association team to its second straight title in the Williamson Cup.
   Pevarnik, who finished in a tie for ninth in the state tournament as a senior at Greater Latrobe, was the individual winner by three shots and helped Western Pennsylvania cruise to a nine-shot victory over a solid quartet of Golf Association of Philadelphia players in in the 56th Williamson Cup played at Irondequoit Country Club in Pittsford, N.Y.
   Pevarnik, part of a foursome of Pennsylvania scholastic standouts preparing to join Greg Nye’s Penn State program, fired a 6-under-par 66 in Monday morning’s opening round before adding a 1-under 71 Monday afternoon for a sparkling 7-under 137 total.
   Pevarnik’s 66 helped Western Pennsylvania post a 7-under 209 total in the opening round, four shots clear of Team GAP. The top three scores from the four-man teams counted. Pevarnik’s second-round 71 helped Western Pennsylvania card a 3-under 213 total in the afternoon for a 10-under 422 total as it repeated its feat of a year ago when it hosted the Williamson Cup at St. Clair Country Club.
   Team GAP, led by Penn Charter junior Patrick Isztwan, who plays out of Huntingdon Valley Country Club, followed up its opening round of 3-under 213 Monday morning with a 2-over 218 in the afternoon for a 1-under 431 total. Team GAP finished in a tie for second a year ago at St. Clair.
   Washington Metropolitan Golf Association was another five shots behind Team GAP in third place at 4-over 436 after adding a 1-over 217 to its opening-round 219. The always strong Metropolitan Golf Association from the New York City area was three shots behind Washington Metropolitan in fourth place at 439.
   Golf Ontario finished fifth at 444, the Syracuse District Golf Association was sixth at 455, the Buffalo District Golf Association was seventh at 463, the host Rochester District Golf Association was eighth at 464, the Delaware State Golf Association was ninth with a 466 total and Golf Quebec was 10th at 471.
   The only other holdover from last year’s Williamson Cup winner besides Pevarnik, Angus McHolme, a PIAA Class AA qualifier as a senior at Elizabeth Forward last fall, also had a strong showing at Irondequoit. McHolme carded a 1-under 71 in the opening round and followed it up with an even-par 72 for a 1-under 143 total.
   Neal Shipley, a senior on Pittsburgh Central Catholic’s PIAA Class AAA championship team last fall, opened with an even-par 72 and had the low score of the afternoon for Western Pennsylvania, a 2-under 70, for a 2-under 142 total. Shipley finished fourth in the individual scoring.
   Scott Blair had scores of 74 and 73 that probably would have been counters for every other team in the tournament, but were both throw-outs for the champion Western Pennsylvania team.
   Isztwan, the winner of the Bert Linton Inter-Ac League Championship as a freshman in the fall of 2017, opened with a 4-under 68 and was only two shots behind Pevarnik in the individual chase.
   Isztwan added a 1-over 73 in the afternoon for a 3-under 141 total that left him third place individually, a shot behind Carlo Pizzano of Washington Metropolitan. Pizzano, who captured the individual title a year ago at St. Clair, added the afternoon’s best round, a 3-under 69, to his opening-round 71 for a 4-under 140 total.
   Talamore Country Club’s Patrick Sheehan, who will join Pevarnik at Penn State later this month, had a strong start for Team GAP, carding a 1-under 71. His afternoon 76 was a throw-out for Team GAP.
   Sheehan, who captured the District One Class AAA title as a senior at Central Bucks East last fall, has played well this summer, winning the Jock MacKenzie Memorial and falling in the final of the GAP Junior Boys’ Championship. He also qualified for the match-play bracket in the BMW Philadelphia Amateur at Stonewall.
   Kennett Square Golf & Country Club’s Will Bennink had the best score of the afternoon for Team GAP, a 2-under 70, after opening with a 2-over 74. Bennink, who will join the program at Wheaton College in Illinois this month, was a member of a Unionville team that won the PIAA Class AAA championship in 2017 and was the runnerup to Pittsburgh Central Catholic last fall.
   Rolling Green Golf Club’s A.J. Aivazoglou, who helped The Haverford School win the last two Inter-Ac League titles, struggled in the opening round with a 78, but his 3-over 75 in the afternoon was a counter for Team GAP.
   Aivazoglou, who will join the Fordham program later this month, finished second to Episcopal Academy’s Jacob Zeng in the Inter-Ac’s points race compiled from the league’s six regular-season invitationals as a senior last fall.
   Team Delaware was led by recent Mount Pleasant graduate Nikita Romanov, who opened with an even-par 72 before adding a 77 in the afternoon. Romanov will join the La Salle program later this month.
   Matthew Miller backed up Romanov with a 4-over 76 in the morning, but struggled in the afternoon with an 88 that Team Delaware tossed. Anthony Ciconte opened with a 77 before adding an 83 in the afternoon.
   Matthew Homer’s opening-round 79 was a throw-out for Team Delaware, but his afternoon 81 was a counter.
   The Williamson Cup was started in 1964 by A. Fred Williamson in honor of his father, Fred Williamson, who was one of the founders of Winged Foot Golf Club, which hosts the U.S. Open in 2020.


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