COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH 203, HARRY S. TRUMAN 264
Wednesday, August 25, 2011
Bensalem GC, Front 9, White Tees
Council Rock South (203) - Vince Fitzpatrick 43, Hope Giordano 41 (Red Tees), Tom Townsend 40, Evan Lebo 40, Matt DeWitt 39, Ryan Flemming 47, Joe Grande 44
Harry S. Truman (264) - Scott Jensen 46, Steve Barrington 46, Gerald Sterner 49, Jesse Huber 55, Joe Schiotis 68
Pennsbury 197, William Tennent 232
Wednesday, August 25, 2011
Yardley Country Club, Blue Tees, Par 36, 35.0/126
Pennsbury (197) - Jamie Hoke 42, Dylan del Vecchio 44, Garret Urglavitch 42, Jason Bing 39, Ryan Foll 39, Jason Millen 39, Hank Kaufmann 41, Eric Herrmann 39
William Tennent (232) - Ryan Smith 50, Luke McKeogh 50, Dave McCabe 46, Isaiah Harris 46, Kevin McCabe 49, Frank Puccio 46, Shawn Geusbauer 45, Nick Mackell 56
UPPER DUBLIN 203, UPPER MERION 245
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Gulph Mills
Upper Dublin (203) – Andrew Carber 37, Tom O’Brien 41, John Bebey 39, Sarah Easton 40, Jake Kieserman 46, Matt Brunetto 50, Liam Duke 47, Harry Sykes 49
Upper Merion (245) – Ryan Estock 44, Kevin Delone 41, Corey Grace 51, Mike Shannon 71, Ryan Persofsky 49, Matt Dilella 60, Mike Kowalski 62, Scott Wilson 61
Andrew ‘Thirtysomething’ Carber led a UD attack against Upper Merion. The Vikings have beaten the Cards at least once during the last three years, so this sweep we very satisfying for the Cardinals. The birdie barrage was led by Carber with two, followed by Easton, Duke and O’Brien with singles.
UD Highlights: Carber with two double bogeys and still shooting a 37! Tom ‘Lipout’ O’Brien shooting a41 but with any luck would have been lower. Jake ‘The Snake’ Kieserman hitting the pin while extricating himself from a tough bunker. Sarah ‘Lowside Putt’ Easton was staring at an amazing 37 except for an unfortunate five putt. Jon ‘Otis’ Bebey shot 39 without a birdie! Harry ‘It’s Never Too Late’ Sykes started poorly but finished like a champion. Liam ‘Spin’ Duke continues to back the ball to the hole – great recovery shot over the lake. Matt ‘Crush’ Brunetto again was strong off the tee.
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