Check out the results for SOL golf teams in action Tuesday.
UPPER DUBLIN 179, UPPER MORELAND 266
Jack Melville shot a 3-under par 32 with four birdies to lead a brilliant performance by the Flying Cardinals at Lulu Country Club. Melville’s 32 is near a school record as is the team’s 179. Joe Kim shot an even par 35 with birdies while David Kim shot a one-over par 36. Michel Reed-Price shot a 37 with two birdies, and Brandon Jensen shot a 39 with one birdie.
Upper Dublin (179) – Jack Melville 32, Joe Kim 35, David Kim 36, Michael Reed-Price 37, Brandon Jensen 39, Evan Britchkow 43, Matt Hebling 43, Jason Shwartz 48.
Upper Moreland (266) – Shaw Casey 44, Shane Barras 47, Alec Delerentis 58, Dylan Santos 58, CJ Pagano 60, Mackenzie Cassidy 61, Nolan Wenk 66, Jon Searles 69.
COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 207, NESHAMINY 217
Spring Mill Country Club
Council Rock South (207) – Lukas Clark 38, Dean Evangelou 40, Zack Bloom 41, Shane McDermott 44, Simon Asadoorian 44, Adam Asadoorian 46, Adam Reifer 46, Matt Fleming 51.
Neshaminy (217) – Greg DeLuca 39, Ryan McDonald 42, Kyle Everett 44, Chris Benvenuto 45, Mike Anella 47, Josh Bittner 48, Jack Sweetser 49, Brett Sheplock 53.
PLYMOUTH WHITEMARSH 194, CHELTENHAM 234
Green Valley Country Club
Plymouth Whitemarsh (194) – John Hansel 36, Matt Aprile 39, Jake Laudenbach 39, Jake Butler 39, Jon Green 41, Stefan Kolkka 48, Jon Silberman 48, Alec Goldberg 53.
Cheltenham (234) – Stephen DeFrancis 43, Joe Gliba 46, Luke Fisher 47, Tim McHugh 47, Jack McHugh 51, Jared Petrisko 58, Jacob Petrisko 59, Evan Gallagher 59.
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP 242, UPEPR MERION 251
Sandy Run Golf Club
Springfield (242) – Gavin Schmitt 44, Jake Cawley 47, Ryan Williams 47, Jack Cornely 51, Drew Tracey 51, Cory Coons 53, Will Durham 57, Sean Cornely 66.
Upper Moreland (251) – Davis Lundberg 45, Ray Scheier 50, John Peregrim 51, Will Helenski 52, Alex Kvetan 53, Ryan McAteer 56, Martin Crowe 61, Nathan Ramanjulu 63.
SOUDERTON 197, HATBORO-HORSHAM 203
Lederach Golf Club, Front 9
Souderton (197) – Nicholas Scott 37, Quinn Guzman 38, Anthony Barr 39, Dawson Anders 40, Connor Gephart 53, Tom Butler 44, Evan Kreiser 46, Jack DeSpain 48.
Hatboro-Horsham (203) – Mike Festa 38, Hayden Moffat 40, Tommy Haas 41, Jacob Molnar 42, Max Griffith 42, Doug Hicks 42, Jack McCormick 43, Matt McCormick 49.
CENTRAL BUCKS SOUTH 205, CENTRAL BUCKS WEST 207
Central Bucks South (205) – Jake Fitts 39, Kevin Anthony 39, Jack Lawler 42, Eric Duncan 42, TJ Anthony 43.
Central Bucks West (207) – Luca Jezzeny 37, Reid Moncada 42, Steve Natto 43, Drew Enright 44, Tom Walsh 44.
WILLIAM TENNENT 197, HARRY S TRUMAN 270
WILLIAM TENNENT 197, BENSALEM 252
Tennent recorded its low score of the year at Five Ponds Golf Club on Tuesday with a 197. Ryan Borrman’s 37 and Dan McCabe’s 38 led the Panthers. The team demonstrated excellent depth with four more players at 42 or lower.
William Tennent (197) – Ryan Borrman 37, Dan McCabe 38, Will Towle 40, Matt Lohr 40, Colin Walsh 42, Dave Archut 42, David Scott 44, Grier Sayers 44.
Bensalem (252) – Ryan Gladu 44, Dylan Murvine 46, Kevin Riley 48, Greg Olsen 57, Matt Garfield 57.
Harry S Truman (270) – Shane Nocinto 46, Brandon Wolf 55, Josh Terhune 55, Trevor Jackson 56, Chris Haer 58.
ABINGTON 218, PENNSBURY 218
(Submitted article)
Tuesday’s match between two National Conference squads became a nail biter on the ever challenging Centennial-9 at Huntington Valley Country Club. Having lost key players to graduation, both teams are faced with uncertainties in their lineups this season. Each team has a few returning veterans, but consistency beyond those players left this match up in the air for the taking.
Abington looked to be the favored team early in the match with solid scores from Matt Shur (37) and Andy Ring (39). Pennsbury was strong at the top with their one through four players: Alex Simon (41), Ryan Kim (41), Justin Friedman (44) and Chris Dul (44). After players one through six finished, Abington was in the lead to beat powerhouse Pennsbury for the first time in recent memory. The outcome of the match came down to the final group to determine the victor.
Pennsbury’s Pat Laushell and Griffin Foll both came in with a 48, and Abington’s Will Breslin carded a 49, which replaced a previous best score of Jake Dickstein’s 50, moving the Ghosts from 219 to 218. Laushell’s 48 became the hero for the Falcons and got them the win as the sixth score tiebreaker against Abington’s sixth score tiebreaker of 50. While it was a difficult loss for Abington and the second tiebreaker they have been faced with this season, the Ghosts are hungry to rebound in the rematch against Pennsbury on Sept. 16 at Yardley Country Club.
Pennsbury (218) – Alex Simon 41, Ryan Kim 41, Justin Friedman 44, Chris Dul 44, Pat Laushell 48, Griffin Foll 48, Brendan Strange 54, Dan Herbine 57.
Abington (218) – Matt Shur 37, Andy Ring 39, Timmy Gallagher 46, Jack Kurtz 47, Will Breslin 49, Jake Dickstein 50, Taylor Munn 50, Zach O’Leary 52.
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