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Guan, 14, accepts St. Jude Classic exemption
A day after withdrawing from a U.S. Open sectional qualifier, 14-year-old Tianlang Guan has received a sponsor's exemption to play in the FedEx St. Jude Classic.
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Behind freshman Annie Park, USC took complete control at the NCAA Women's Championship on Wednesday, opening a 12-shot lead over Alabama after the morning wave.
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The AJGA’s Thunderbird International Junior is set to take place May 25-27 at Grayhawk Golf Club’s Raptor course in Scottsdale, Ariz. For the 13th consecutive year, the Thunderbird will boast a good field of homegrown American players along with an international mix.
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Denny Glass, who has been tournament chairman for the Northeast Amateur in Rumford, R.I., since 1994, announced his retirement from that post last week. But his impact will be felt for years.
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Results Dec. 30 after the final round of the Junior Orange Bowl International Championship, played on the par-71 Biltmore Golf Club course in Coral Gables, Fla.:
1. | Kevin Na, Diamond Bar, Calif. | 70-70-69-69--278 | -6 | |
2. | Nicholas Dougherty, Lancashire, England | 71-65-70-73--279 | -5 | |
2. | James Vargas, Miami | 68-67-72-72--279 | -5 | |
4. | Jin-Ho Choi, Seoul, South Korea | 70-72-68-73--283 | -1 | |
5. | Chan Song Wongluekiet, Bradenton, Fla. | 71-72-68-74--285 | +1 | |
6. | Butler Melnyk, Jacksonville, Fla. | 73-73-71-69--286 | +2 | |
6. | Rafael Cabrera, Madrid, Spain | 75-68-73-70--286 | +2 | |
6. | Nicholas Thompson, Coral Springs, Fla. | 74-72-69-71--286 | +2 | |
9. | Jeff Bell, Plano, Texas | 71-73-70-73--287 | +3 | |
10. | Anthony Kim, La Quinta, Calif. | 74-72-71-71--288 | +4 | |
10. | Frank Buttacavoli, Miami Beach, Fla. | 71-71-75-71--288 | +4 | |
10. | Matthew Rosenfeld, Plano, Texas | 68-73-75-72--288 | +4 | |
13. | Masaki Nakanishi, Kishiwada, Japan | 71-72-70-77--290 | +6 | |
13. | Derek Abel, Plano, Texas | 77-78-67-68--290 | +6 | |
13. | Luke List, Ringgold, Ga. | 68-79-71-72--290 | +6 | |
13. | Yuki Ishikawa, Sakaimimato, Japan | 71-75-73-71--290 | +6 | |
17. | Ignacio Sanchez-Palencia, Madrid, Spain | 76-72-69-74--291 | +7 | |
17. | Raul Sanz, Caracas, Venezuela | 76-72-73-70--291 | +7 | |
17. | Daniel Summerhayes, Farmington, Utah | 72-74-71-74--291 | +7 | |
17. | Zack Robinson, Fort Worth, Texas | 74-75-71-71--291 | +7 | |
17. | Sang-Hyun Park, Hwadoeup, South Korea | 74-73-68-76--291 | +7 | |
22. | Clodomiro Carranza, Rio VI, Argentina | 77-70-69-77--293 | +9 | |
22. | Gregory Bondarenko, Moscow, Russia | 75-77-70-71--293 | +9 | |
22. | Kevin Larson, Santa Barbara, Calif. | 78-71-70-74--293 | +9 | |
25. | Shane Sigsbee, McKinney, Texas | 74-75-68-77--294 | +10 | |
25. | Alex Wislon, Coral Gables, Fla. | 76-73-72-73--294 | +10 | |
25. | Eirik Johansen, Stavanger, Norway | 75-74-73-72--294 | +10 | |
28. | Thomas Ortner, St. Johann, Austria | 75-75-72-73--295 | +11 | |
28. | Fernando Prieto, Vina del Mar, Chile | 73-72-76-74--295 | +11 | |
30. | Daniel Wardrop, Cheshire, England | 73-77-71-75--296 | +12 | |
30. | Byran Rocher, Harare, Zimbabwe | 72-75-76-73--296 | +12 | |
30. | Fernando Figueroa, Col. Escalon, El Salvador | 74-69-76-77--296 | +12 | |
33. | Ryan Blaum, Coral Gables, Fla. | 74-73-75-75--297 | +13 | |
33. | Eddie Lee, Avondale, New Zealand | 75-77-70-75--297 | +13 | |
35. | Jose Javier Ramirez, Mexico City | 77-82-72-67--298 | +14 | |
35. | Juan Leon, Santiago, Chile | 75-77-70-76--298 | +14 | |
37. | Ty Harris, Tampa, Fla. | 76-76-76-71--299 | +15 | |
37. | Joshua Wooding, Riverside, Calif. | 75-75-76-73--299 | +15 | |
39. | Chris Wheeler, Allen, Texas | 78-75-71-76--300 | +16 | |
39. | Joel Kraner, Dublin, Ohio | 80-77-71-72--300 | +16 | |
39. | Bilbo Perrot, Conches, Switzerland | 78-72-72-78--300 | +16 | |
39. | Tommy Suri, Miami | 74-81-76-69--300 | +16 | |
43. | Diego Perez, Ciudad de La Costa, Uruguay | 74-75-72-80--301 | +17 | |
43. | Matjae Gojic, Ptuj, Slovonia | 73-76-78-74--301 | +17 | |
45. | John Streibich, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands | 78-74-73-77--302 | +18 | |
45. | Richard Scott, Kingsville, Ontario | 80-75-70-77--302 | +18 | |
47. | Chad Wilcox, Peoria, Ariz. | 75-77-74-77--303 | +19 | |
48. | Ryan Posey, Dallas, Texas | 76-75-77-76--304 | +20 | |
48. | Martin Catalioto, Ramsey, N.J. | 79-77-73-75--304 | +20 | |
50. | Adrian Dultzin, Paris, France | 75-79-76-75--305 | +21 | |
50. | Brett Blondell, Lakeland, Fla. | 78-80-72-75--305 | +21 | |
52. | Benjamin Miarka, Wiesbaden, Germany | 80-75-72-81--308 | +24 | |
52. | Julien Duclos-Grenet, Tourgeville, France | 77-75-80-76--308 | +24 | |
54. | Pedro Lemos, Quarteira, Portugal | 78-80-75-76--309 | +25 | |
54. | Antonio Arana, Lima, Peru | 78-75-77-79--309 | +25 | |
56. | Oscar Alvarez, Medellin, Colombia | 78-81-78-74--311 | +27 | |
57. | Gerard Fontaine, Kingston, Jamaica | 69-81-73-89--312 | +28 | |
57. | Andrea Perrino, Livorno, Italy | 81-77-78-76--312 | +28 | |
59. | Erick Morales, Valle Verde, Puerto Rico | 76-79-78-80--313 | +29 | |
60. | Michael O'Neal, Geneva, Ill. | 83-77-74-80--314 | +30 | |
61. | Benslimane Ya-Sin, Ramba, Morocco | 85-79-75-76--315 | +31 | |
62. | Ricardo Iversson, Sao Paulo, Brasil | 82-73-78-86--319 | +35 | |
63. | Brian Kelley, Chester, Va. | 84-81-78-77--320 | +36 | |
64. | David Noe, Monroe, Mich. | 79-79-78-86--322 | +38 | |
65. | Rachit Patel, Nairobi, Kenya | 84-88-78-77--327 | +43 | |
66. | Jorge Cespedes-Bruckner, Cochabamba, Boliva | 81-85-82-80--328 | +44 | |
67. | Sergio Murtinho, Guayaquil, Ecuador | 82-90-79-80--331 | +47 | |
68. | Johan Bakar, Shah Alam, Malaysia | 83-86-81-85--335 | +51 | |
69. | Phillip Torres, Yona, Guam | 88-87-92-84--351 | +67 | |
70. Clint Cromwell, Savannah, Tenn. WD | ||||
70. Fabrizio Zanottio, Asuncion, Paraguay WD | ||||
70. Ryan Mello, Warwick, Bermuda WD | ||||
70. Sebastiao Pinho, Linda-A-Velha, Portugal WD | ||||
70. Corey Hamel-Smith, Bayshore, Trinidad WD | ||||
-- Junior Orange Bowl | ||||
