Remembering Doug Snelling

I became the head coach of the Hudson Girls Golf team in the spring of 2019. When taking over a program with such tradition, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the questions you have and by all the questions you receive. I don’t really remember most of the questions that came in that whirlwind. But one does stand out. The first time I met with our parent representative, she asked, “Do you know Doug Snelling?” I did not know Doug but was curious as to why it was so important that I meet him immediately. She gave me his phone number and I gave him a call the next day. That phone call made everything very apparent. Doug knew golf. He knew how to coach, he knew how to instruct, he knew how to organize, and most importantly, he wanted to share his knowledge with whoever would listen.

Doug had the faintest hint of a Scottish accent when he spoke. He wasn’t from Scotland and I’m not sure if he even has any trace of Scottish ancestry at all. But I always told myself that he subtly picked it up because of his love for the Scottish game that was so dear to him. He had a passion for the game of golf and a desire to teach the sport whenever he could. He started as the JV girls coach at Hudson in 2007 and took over the program in 2010. In his first year, he took the Explorers to the State Tournament, where they finished 9th in the state. He continued to coach at Hudson until he retired after the 2015 season. He saw a ton of success over that time, including three undefeated seasons, five district appearances, and two league championships. More importantly, he had an impact on every player he coached. His players spoke highly of his knowledge and ability, but even more of his integrity and character.

Not long after I took over at Hudson, Doug became an assistant coach at Highland High School, where his experience and ability helped them to an unprecedented run of success. Even while he was coaching at a rival school, Doug would still take time to help me and my players. He excelled at giving short game lessons, emphasizing topics like chipping styles and learning the fall line on putts. He also shared with me his scoring spreadsheet, something I still am figuring out. As coaches, we ironically spent countless hours trying to become more efficient. I cannot tell you how long and how much dedication it took for Doug to perfect that spreadsheet, but I know it did not happen overnight. He was so proud to share it with me and explain how it worked. 

Getting to know Doug Snelling made me a better coach and a better person. His legacy will live on in the Hudson Girls Golf program and the Highland Girls Golf program for decades to come. It was truly a pleasure to be able to work with him, learn from him, and enjoy his friendship for many years. Doug’s contribution to the game of golf is unmistakable and he will be missed by the entire golf community. 

-Bobby Bolin

Here is a link to Doug’s obituary

2024 Sectional Assignments Posted

The Northeast District Athletic Board has released the Sectional Assignments for the 2024 golf season. On the girls side, they appear very similar to last year’s assignments. The most noticeable change is that Big Met will now be hosting the sectional tournament that had previously been at Springvale and Sweetbriar. We are also assuming that due to division changes around the state, Carrollton and Minerva may be added to the Northeast District for Division I girls golf. If that is the case, they will most likely be added to the sectional tournament at The Elms.

Division II Girls Sectional Tournament Dates
Punderson- Monday, September 23rd
The Pines- Wednesday, September 25th
Pine Lakes- Thursday, September 26th

Division I Girls Sectional Tournament Dates
The Elms – Monday, September 30th
Big Met- Monday, September 30th
Old Avalon- Tuesday, October 1st
Fox Den- Wednesday, October 2nd

All Sectional Assignments can be viewed by visiting the Northeast District Athletic Board’s website. Please note, that these are also subject to change.


2024-25 Division Changes

The OHSAA released the fall sports divisions for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 school years. There are six schools in the Northeast District that will see changes. Moving up from Division 2 to Division 1 will be Beaumont, CVCA, Field, Hawken, and St. Vincent-St. Mary. Moving down from Division 1 to Division 2 will be Akron Springfield, the only school in the state that will fall a division. Other schools that were bumped that may be added to the Northeast District in girls golf include Carrollton and Minerva.

OHSAA Announces 2024 State Championship Sites

In a memo to coaches sent out today, the Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the golf State Championship schedule for 2024. The Division 3 boys State Championship will continue to be hosted by NorthStar Golf Club. The Division 2 State Championships will take place at Firestone Country Club in Akron. The boys will play on the North Course while the girls will play on the Fazio (West) Course. The Division 1 State Championships will move to NCR Country Club in Kettering, near Dayton. The boys will play on the South Course and the girls will play on the North Course.

Other information included in the release gave the dates for all postseason tournaments, listed below, and established July 29th as the first official day of the 2024 season.

2024 State Tournament Schedule
September 18-28- Sectional Tournaments
September 30-October 8- District Tournaments
October 11-12- Boys Division 3 State Tournament at NorthStar Golf Club
October 13-14- Boys/Girls Division 2 State Tournament at Firestone Country Club
October 14-15- Boys/Girls Division 1 State Tournament at NCR Country Club

Big Met to Host Sectional in 2024

According to multiple sources, the Sectional Tournament that had been previously played at Springvale Golf Course has been moved to Big Met Golf Course in Fairview Park. Big Met prides itself on potentially being the most played golf course in the state of Ohio and has been open since 1926. Stanley Thompson was the original architect of the course, which is owned and operated by the Cleveland Metroparks. The current Division 1 Sectional hosts are Old Avalon in Warren, Fox Den in Stow, and the Elms in North Lawrence.

Congratulations Coach Picicco

Over the weekend, Kent Roosevelt JV coach Larry Picicco announced that he was stepping down from the position. Coach Picicco had been with the program for over a decade, including a short stint as head coach. Players, parents, and opposing coaches all respected and admired his dedication to his athletes and the program. We would like to offer congratulations to Larry Picicco on an amazing run at Kent Roosevelt. Below is a tribute from the Kent Roosevelt Girls Golf Facebook page.

A bittersweet week for the Lady Rider Golf program. On Monday, Assistant Varsity Coach Larry Picicco announced that he would be retiring from the program after 13 years of coaching. Coach Picicco was one of the founders of this program and gave endless time and effort to ensure its success. We will miss his knowledge, energy and commitment to the team. However, what will be missed the most will be his caring demeanor and ability, to make easy, the difficult transition from middle school to high school for our players. Coach Picicco truly impacted the lives of so many players on our team, on our youth program, and in the golfing community. The picture attached to this post speaks volumes of the importance of relationships and family that make Coach Pic the incredible coach and friend we all love. Best Wishes Coach, you will be missed on the fairways!

#Traditionofexcellence, #hardworkpaysoff

NEO Futures Tour Kickoff Classic Looking for Teams

All – We are back again for the 2nd Annual NEO Futures Tour Kickoff Classic.  Last year’s event was a huge success.  Please see the attached invite to the 2024 NEO Futures Tour Kickoff Classic on Wednesday, August 7th, at Briardale Greens.

Last year we had 12 boys teams and would love to have everyone back.   We have also invited several more boys teams for 2024.  

We would like to have local girls teams as well. We have included multiple girls coaches on our invite list.  If you have other girls teams you would recommend we invite, please reach out to us.  

If you wish to participate please reply back via email soon to reserve your spot.  We will be working to send invites via DragonFly from VASJ once we have heard back from teams. 

Cost: $300

Includes:

18 Holes – 8AM Shotgun Start, Range Balls, Pizza Lunch

All Tournament Team Plaques / Boys & Girls (5 Each)

Large Team Trophy (Boys & Girls)

Results / Pictures of Event shared on X – @neofuturestour

OhioHSGolf Awards 2023

We are lucky to live in a place and time where girls golf is extremely strong. There is a multitude of talent in all of Northeast Ohio and the game is continuing to grow. One of the reasons for starting this website was to give players the recognition and honor that they deserve. Here are our choices for the OhioHSGolf Awards!

Division 1

Danny Gallagher

Player of the Year- Isabella Goyette (Highland)
Coach of the Year- Danny Gallagher (Magnificat)
Senior MVP- Isabella Goyette (Highland)
Junior MVP- Cammy Reed (Magnificat)
Sophomore MVP- Elizabeth Coleman (Highland)
Freshman MVP- Ellie Hutzler (Hoover)

Isabella Goyette

All-Senior Team
MVP- Isabella Goyette (Highland)
Brooke Barnes (Nordonia)
Gabby Berlingieri (Stow)
Kavya Chada (Highland)
Sherry Du (Hudson)
Cara Heisterkamp (Magnificat)
Chloe Holton (Rocky River)
Maddie Kost (Kent Roosevelt)
Natalie Kostalnick (Strongsville)
Emily Lamb (Shaker Heights)
Paige McKendry (Highland)
Brooklyn Millard (Aurora)
Annie Stencel (Walsh Jesuit)

Cammy Reed

All-Junior Team
MVP- Cammy Reed (Magnificat)
Emmy Burling (Hudson)
Mia Ginnetti (Rocky River)
Julia Gulla (Nordonia)
Dixon Hill (Hathaway Brown)
Ava Kemp (Hoover)
Hannah Lee (Strongsville)
Zoe Mort (Marlington)
Cara Murphy (Jackson)
Maureen O’Leary (Magnificat)
Kylie Porter (Hoover)
Gianna Reginelli (St. Joseph)
Gracyn Vidovic (Aurora)

Elizabeth Coleman

All-Sophomore Team
MVP- Elizabeth Coleman (Highland)
Natalie Barnes (Nordonia)
Olivia Berlingieri (Stow)
Jessica Buzinski (Brunswick)
Kristina Chill (Magnificat)
Emerson Glending (St. Joseph)
Ava Grugle (North Royalton)
Charlotte Raketich (Jackson)
Gianna Rodenhauser (Walsh Jesuit)
Brooke Shockley (Green)
Colleen Stadler (Walsh Jesuit)
Natalie Warner (Louisville)
Serena Wu (Solon)

Ellie Hutzler

All-Freshman Team
MVP- Ellie Hutzler (Hoover)
Kate Banning (Revere)
Alex Conley (Canfield)
Leah Dang (Green)
Amrita Deo (Revere)
Kayla Knaze (Magnificat)
Yumi Kohara (Walsh Jesuit)
Stefania Mighton (Kenston)
Julie Paradise (Mayfield)
Aubree Philibin (Canfield)
Ava Solak (Kenston)
Elena Varga (Hudson)
Chloe Yoon (North Royalton)

Division 2

Marti Hardy (with Siena Maschke)

Player of the Year- Siena Maschke (Laurel) *Division 2 State Champion
Coach of the Year- Marti Hardy (Laurel)
Senior MVP- Siena Maschke (Laurel)
Junior MVP- Taylor Blazek (Southeast)
Sophomore MVP- Caitrin Coyle (St. Vincent-St. Mary)
Freshman MVP- Anuja Patel (Orange)

Siena Maschke

All-Senior Team
MVP- Siena Maschke (Laurel)
Abby Ankenman (Orrville)
Adriann Buyansky (Independence)
Emily Capitosti (Perry)
Kennady Grace (Champion)
Raygan Hoover (St. Vincent-St. Mary)
Delaney Kruger (Canton South)
Taylor Kuhrt (Columbia)
Molly McGreal (Independence)
Shaylee Muckleroy (West Branch)
Lauren Riccobelli (Gilmour)
Gracie Westover (Southeast)
Mati Zines (United)

Taylor Blazek

All-Junior Team
MVP- Taylor Blazek (Southeast)
Maria DeCapua (Independence)
Ellie Jackson (Columbiana)
Tessa Kemelhar (Orange)
Kennedy Lewis (Southern Local)
Macey McGhee (Independence)
Dally Meek (Hillsdale)
Hailey Muntean (Columbiana)
Mia Steigerwald (East Canton)
Addy Trefzger (Perry)
Avery Vencill (Edgewood)
Madison Wade (Dalton)
Addison Williams (Bristol)

Caitrin Coyle

All-Sophomore Team
MVP- Caitrin Coyle (St. Vincent-St. Mary)
Reagan Burnight (Chagrin Falls)
Keira Chang (Hawken)
Hailey Franks (Canton South)
Rylee Hoover (St. Vincent-St. Mary)
Annie Johnston (Edgewood)
Emma Madsen (Lake Catholic)
Zoe Naus (Edgewood)
Jillian Peters (Perry)
Katie Pregibon (Cardinal Mooney)
Aubree Varga (Southeast)
Elizabeth Weingart (Laurel)
Ella Zampedro (Lake Catholic)

Anuja Patel

All-Freshman Team
MVP- Anuja Patel (Orange)
Claire Banner (Columbiana)
Alexis Belser (Beaumont)
Angelina Boyles (Fairless)
Victoria Buckingham (Columbiana)
Maddie Jackson (Columbiana)
Maggie Kothera (Kirtland)
Isabella Linger (West Branch)
Avery Rodocker (Tuslaw)
Mae Steigerwald (Gilmour)
Meghan Steigerwald (East Canton)
Hayden Tomsic (Berkshire)
Anistyn Williams (Bristol)

Northeast Ohio All-District Awards

The Northeast Ohio Golf Coaches Association has released the All-District teams for 2023. These awards were voted on by members of the NEOGCA. Please visit https://www.neogca.com/2021-all-neo-teams for all boys and girls honors.

Girls Division I

1st Team

Isabella Goyette – Highland (1st Team All-Ohio)

Cammy Reed – Magnificat (2nd Team All-Ohio)

Cara Heisterkamp – Magnificat

Paige McKendry – Highland

Julia Gulla – Nordonia

Sherry Du – Hudson

Emmy Burling – Hudson

Natalie Kostalnick – Strongsville

Madolyn Kost – Kent Roosevelt

Brooklyn Millard – Aurora

Gracyn Vidovic – Aurora

Serena Wu – Solon

Gabriella Berlingieri – Stow

Elizabeth Coleman – Highland

2nd Team

Ava Kemp – Hoover

Elle Hutzler – Hoover

Maureen O’Leary – Magnificat

Annie Stencel – Walsh Jesuit

Zoe Mort – Marlington

Olivia Berlingieri – Stow

Cara Murphy – Jackson

Stella Burns – Medina

Kavya Chada – Highland

Katie Sieverts – Jackson

Girls Division II

1st Team

Siena Maschke- Laurel – State Champion (1st Team All-Ohio)

Molly McGreal – Independence (2nd Team All-Ohio)

Matilyn Zines – United – (2nd Team All-Ohio)

Taylor Blazek – Southeast

Macy McGhee – Independence

Gracie Westover – Southeast

Anuja Patel – Orange

Raygan Hoover – SVSM

Caitrin Coyle – SVSM

Ellie Jackson – Columbiana

Maddie Jackson – Columbiana

Annie Johnston – Edgewood

Josie Bishara – Ursuline

2nd Team

Jade Gladue – Laurel

Katie Pregibon – Cardinal Mooney

Avery Vencill – Edgewood

Mia Steigerwald – East Canton

Kennedy Lewis – Southern Local

Abby Ankenman – Orrville

Tessa Kemelhar – Orange

Madi Wade – Dalton

Theresa Lazanich – Lake Catholic

Emma Madsen – Lake Catholic

FIRST JUNIOR OHIO CUP BEGINS TOMORROW


AT WESTFIELD C.C.: First match goes at 11 a.m.


               Warrensville Heights: The South Course at Westfield Country Club will be the site of an historic event when the first Junior Ohio Cup begins on Saturday (October 28) at 11 a.m.

         The Junior Ohio Cup, presented by Cobra Puma Golf, is a Ryder Cup-like event between junior teams from the Northern Ohio Section of the Professional Golfers Association and the Southern Ohio Section.

         The teams are comprised of eight boys and eight girls between the ages of 14 and 18. They will compete in Four-Ball (aka Best-ball) matches at 11 a.m. on Saturday and singles matches on Sunday.

         The players earned their spots on their teams by winning their respective PGA Junior Section Championship or through their status on the season-long Player-of-the-Year points list.

         The NOPGA team will be captained by Drew Pierson, PGA and Ben Chandler, PGA will captain the SOPGA team.

 MEET THE NOPGA TEAMS

CAPTAIN:
Drew Pierson, PGA

The Boys
ARYAN AHLAWAT
Age: 18
Residence: Broadview Heights
Attends: North Royalton High School
Grad Year: 2023
2023 Highlights: Won NOPGA Junior Tour events at Shawnee Hills and Mill Creek . . . Had 21 Top-10 finishes.
RYAN CZENSZAK
Age: 15
Residence: Twinsburg
Attends: Walsh Jesuit High School
Grad Year: 2026
2023 Highlights: Was the winner of NOPGA Junior Tour events at Trumbull Country Club, Wooster Country Club, Manakiki and Gleneagles … Overall, had 18 Top-10 finishes.
RYAN DINAN
Age: 17
Residence: Akron
Attends: Coventry High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Won NOPGA Junior Tour events at Fox Den and Columbia Hills . . . Added Top-10 finishes in 10 events.
DANIEL GAMBONE
Age: 16
Residence: North Canton
Attends:  North Canton Hoover High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Was the winner of the NOPGA Junior Section Championship at Oberlin, giving him automatic bid to the Junior Ohio Cup . . . Overall, had 12 Top-10 finishes.
DEXTER JAMES
Age: 14
Residence: Hudson
Attends: Hudson High School
Grad Year: 2027
2023 Highlights: Was a dominant player in his age group with victories at Trumbull Country Club, Black Brook, Plum Brook, Eagle Creek, Wooster Country Club, Shawnee Hills and Tannenhauf. That’s seven wins and 25 Top-10 finishes.
TREY LAUTENSCHLEGER
Age: 18
Residence: Dover
Attends: Massillon Washington High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Among his 11 Top-10 finishes was a victory in the NOPGA Junior Tour event at Avon Oaks Country Club.
NATHAN MENAPACE
Age: 17
Residence: New Philadelphia
Attends: New Philadelphia High School
Grad Year: 2024:
2023 Highlights: Finished the season with 10 Top-10 finishes.
SION PARK
Age: 18
Residence: Westlake
Attends: Westlake High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Was an individual qualifier to the OHSAA state tournament after getting Junior Tour wins at Plum Brook, Eagle Creek, Turkeyfoot Lakes, Wooster Country Club and Riceland.

The Girls
JULIA VAN BOKKELEN
Age: 16
Residence: Hudson
Attends: Hudson High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: 15 Top-10 finishes in NOPGA events; member of the Hudson team that qualified for the OHSAA state tournament.
EMILY BURLING
Age: 17
Residence: Hudson
Attends: Hudson High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Had three victories on the NOPGA Junior Tour – Old Avalon Stableford; Catawba Island Club and Fox Den . . . Posted 11 Top-10 finishes . . .Member of the Hudson team that qualified for the OHSAA state tournament.
KRISTINA CHILL
Age: 15
Residence: Columbia Station
Attends: Magnificat High School
Grad Year: 2026
2023 Highlights: Had NOPGA Junior Tour wins at Black Brook, Glenmoor, Columbia Hills and Manakiki . . .Had 13 Top-10 finishes . . . A member of the Magnificat team that finished as the Division I state runner up in the OHSAA state tournament.
BROOKLYN MILLARD
Age: 17
Residence: Aurora
Attends: Aurora High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Won the Junior PGA Section Championship at Oberlin Golf Club, giving her an automatic bid to the Junior Ohio Cup.
ANNELISE STENCEL
Age: 17
Residence: Akron
Attends: Walsh Jesuit High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Finished in the Top-10 in 10 events.
ALEXANDRIA VARDON
Age: 17
Residence: Akron
Attends: Firestone High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Recorded 13 Top-10 finishes
GRACYN VIDOVIC
Age: 16
Residence: Aurora
Attends: Aurora High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Had NOPGA Junior Tour victories at Ellsworth Meadows, Wooster Country Club, Shawnee Hills and Gleneagles . . . Was an individual qualifier to the state tournament . . .Had 11 Top-10 finishes.
SERENA WU
Age: 15
Residence: Solon
Attends: Solon High School
Grad Year: 2026
2023 Highlights: Won the NOPGA Tour Championship at Club Walden and was an individual qualifier for the OHSAA state tournament . . . Arguably was the NOPGA Junior Tour’s dominant player, winning 11 times at Old Avalon, Ashland, Lake Forest, Plum Brook, Legends of Massillon, Turkeyfoot Lake, Mill Creek, Windmill Lakes, Pine Hills and Punderson . . . Overall had 18 Top-10s.

MEET THE SOPGA TEAMS

Captain: Ben Chandler, PGA The Boys
CAMERON PHILLIPS
Age: 17
Residence: McDermott
Attends: Lucasville Valley High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Had one SOPGA Junior Tour victory this summer.
ANDY STEED
Age: 16
Residence: Wilmington
Attends: Clinton-Massie High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: He was the Division II state runnerup by two strokes in this year’s Division II state tournament at Northstar with consecutive rounds of 75 . . . Posted 10 victories and 19 Top-10 finishes in SOPGA events this summer.
GRIFF TURNER
Age: 17
Residence: Enon
Attends: Grenon High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Finished in the Top 10 in 12 SOPGA events this summer.
ZACH HARTLEY
Age: 18
Residence: Dayton
Attends: Centerville High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Finished in the Top 10 in 12 SOPGA events this summer.
JAMES WEI
Age: 16
Residence: Dublin
Attends: Dublin Jerome High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Had one victory and 10 Top-10 finishes in SOPGA events this summer.

COLIN CLEARY
Age: 18
Residence: Columbus
Attends: Grandview Heights High School
Grad Year: 2023
2023 Highlights: Nine Top-10 finishes in SOPGA events this summer.
LUCAS MASSA
Age: 14
Residence: Howard
Attends: Home schooled
Grad Year: 2027
2023 Highlights: He won four SOPGA events enroute to having 17 Top-10 finishes this summer.
OWEN WHITE
Age: 15
Residence: Tipp City
Attends: Tippecanoe High School
Grad Year: 2027
2023 Highlights: Posted three SOPGA victories and 12 Top-10 finishes this summer.

The Girls
ADDIE YARBROUGH
Age: 17
Residence: Dublin
Attends: Dublin Jerome High School
Grad Year: 2024
2023 Highlights: Was a member of the Division I state championship team after posting one victory and three Top-10 finishes in SOPGA events this summer.
PAIGE WEISS
Age: 16
Residence: Orient
Attends: Westfall High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Was the medalist – placing T4 individually — for the team that finished eighth in the Division II state tournament. Had six victories and 13 Top-10 finishes in SOPGA events.
KATELYN MILEY
Age: 16
Residence: Galion
Attends: Northmoor High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Turned in 13 Top-10 finishes in SOPGA events.
GRACE BOONE
Age: 16
Residence: Blanchester
Attends: Clinton-Massie High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Two victories and nine Top-10 finishes in SOPGA tournaments this summer.
AVA BRESSLER
Age: 16
Residence: Dayton
Attends: Centerville High School
Grad Year: 2025
2023 Highlights: Did not win an event but had a whopping 15 Top-10 finishes in SOPGA tournaments this summer.
ABBY HARWOOD
Age: 18
Residence: Dayton
Attends: Centerville High School
Grad Year: 2023
2023 Highlights: Had a prosperous SOPGA summer with five victories and eight To-10 finishes.
CADENCE MONROE-MCCOY
Age:14
Residence: Springfield
Attends: Northwestern High School
Grad Year: 2027
2023 Highlights: Her name was on many SOPGA leaderboards this summer with five victories and a stunning 17 Top-10 finishes.
REBEKAH HARTLEY
Age: 15
Residence: Dayton
Attends: Centerville High School
Grad Year: 2026
2023 Highlights: Three SOPGA victories and 16 Top-10 finishes suggests a future as bright as the present.

THE SCHEDULE:
Friday, Oct. 27, Practice rounds; Saturday, Oct. 28, Four-Ball matches, 11 a.m.; Sunday, Oct. 29, Singles matches, 10 a.m..

SATURDAY FOUR-BALL PAIRINGS (NOPGA players listed first)
First match goes off at 11 a.m.
Girls
MATCH 1: Gracyn Vidovic & Kristina Chill vs. Paige Weiss & Katelyn Miley;  MATCH 2:  Brooklyn Millard & Julia Van Bokkelen vs. Addie Yarbrough & Rebekah Harley; MATCH 3: Serena Wu & Annelise Stencel vs. Grace Boone & Abby Haywood; MATCH 4: Emily Burling & Alex Vardon vs. Cadence Monroe-McCoy & Ava Bressler.
Boys
MATCH 1
: Ryan Dinan & Aryan Ahlawat vs. Andy Steed & Griff Tuner; MATCH 2:  Sion Park & Ryan Czenszak vs. Cameron Phillips & Lucas Massa; MATCH 3: Daniel Gambone & Nathan Menapace vs. Zach Hartley & Owen White; MATCH 4: Trey Lautenschleger & Dexter James vs. Colin Cleary & James Wei.

SUNDAY SINGLES PAIRINGS (NOPGA players listed first)
First match goes off at 10 a.m.
Girls
MATCH 1: Brooklyn Millard vs. Paige Weiss; MATCH 2: Gracyn Vidovic vs.  Addie Yarbrough; MATCH 3: Serena Wu vs. Abby Haywood; MATCH 4:  Emily Burling vs. Katelyn Miley; MATCH 5: Kristina Chill vs. Ava Bressler; MATCH 6: Annelise Stencel vs. Cadence Monroe-McCoy; MATCH 7: Alex Vardon vs. Grace Boone; MATCH 8: Julia Van Bokkelen vs. Rebekah Hartley.
Boys
MATCH 1
: Ryan Dinan vs. Cameron Phillips; MATCH 2: Sion Park vs. Andy Steed; MATCH 3: Daniel Gambone vs. Zach Hartley; MATCH 4: Trey Lautenschleger vs. Griff Turner; MATCH 5: Nathan Menapace vs. Colin Cleary; MATCH 6: Aryan Ahlawat vs. Lucas Massa; MATCH 7: Dexter James vs. Owen White; MATCH 8: Ryan Czenszak vs. James Wei.

Hey, 19: Four players in the Junior Ohio Cup share a stat from the recent girls Division I state tournament. The NOPGA’s Gracyn Vidovic (Aurora), Emily Burling (Hudson) and Serena Wu (Solon) and the SOPGA’s Addie Yarbrough (Dublin) were all part of a six-player tie for 19th, all at 154. Burling had the lowest 18 holes with a second-round 73.

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For questions regarding the Jr. Ohio Cup, contact Northern Ohio’s Haleigh Gray at hgray@pgahq.com or Southern Ohio’s Alex Heban at aheban@pgahq.com

About the Northern Ohio PGA Junior Tour
Founded in 1982 the Northern Ohio PGA Junior Tour is dedicated to providing competitive golf opportunities for junior golfers in the Northern Ohio area. The tour offers a variety of events for players of all skill levels, including a 9-hole Futures Tour, 18-hole tournament series, Collegiate Preview events, and 36 Hole championships. Through its programs, the Northern Ohio PGA Junior Tour strives to foster a love for the game of golf, develop sportsmanship and integrity, and prepare young golfers for the next level of competition. Find out more at thenorthernohiopga.com.

About the Southern Ohio PGA Junior Tour
The SOPGA Jr. Tour was established in 2008 by the Southern Ohio PGA as an extension of the association’s more than 500 Members and Associates teaching juniors the game of golf throughout Central and Southern Ohio. Through the Players Series and Junior Series, the SOPGA Jr. Tour aims to develop young golfers while providing outstanding competitions on a local level. For almost 15 years, the SOPGA Jr. Tour has fostered the values of the game, like sportsmanship and integrity, among its members. Find out more at southernohiojuniorgolf.com.

Postseason iWanamaker Rankings

Notes

  1. Only events that were scored using the OHSAA app were used in making these rankings
  2. These rankings are solely from iWanamaker, they were not created by OhioHSGolf
  3. The system takes the top four nine hole rounds for each player and team to calculate the rankings

Division 1 Team Rankings

Division 1 Player Rankings

Division 1 Freshman Rankings

Division 2 Team Rankings

Division 2 Player Rankings

Division 2 Freshman Rankings