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Final results with relation to par June 17 at the AJGA Windy City Junior, played on the par-71, 6,477-yard
Winnetka Golf Club, Winnetka, Ill.:
1. | Peter Gobis, Racine, Wis. | 72-69-70?211 | -2 | |
2. | Ryan Linton, Lake Forest, Ill. | 71-70-72?213 | E | |
2. | Charlie Hendrickson, Columbus, Ohio | 74-69-70?213 | E | |
2. | Cashel Rosier, Grand Ledge, Mich. | 69-70-74?213 | E | |
5. | Robbie Kelley, Minnetonka, Minn. | 72-70-73?215 | +2 | |
5. | Cory Blenkush, Maple Grove, Minn. | 70-73-72?215 | +2 | |
5. | Randy Hutchison, Traverse City, Mich. | 72-72-71?215 | +2 | |
5. | Marc Gladson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa | 70-72-73?215 | +2 | |
9. | Joe Kinney, Antioch, Ill. | 68-75-73?216 | +3 | |
10. | Adam Hogue, Plymouth, Mich. | 71-71-75?217 | +4 | |
10. | Ben Wood, Des Peres, Mo. | 70-77-70?217 | +4 | |
10. | Brad Benjamin, Rockford, Ill. | 73-70-74?217 | +4 | |
10. | Justin Bardgett, Chesterfield, Mo. | 72-72-73?217 | +4 | |
10. | Jeff Kaiser, Onalaska, Wis. | 68-71-78?217 | +4 | |
15. | Bobby Hudson, Memphis, Tenn. | 71-73-74?218 | +5 | |
15. | Nick Pumford, St. Charles, Mich. | 75-75-68?218 | +5 | |
15. | Larry Blatt, Orland Park, Ill. | 73-71-74?218 | +5 | |
15. | Brent Paladino, Kensington, Conn. | 72-72-74?218 | +5 | |
15. | Kyle Moore, Dublin, Ohio | 73-72-73?218 | +5 | |
15. | Daniel Woltman, Beaver Dam, Wis. | 72-69-77?218 | +5 | |
15. | Craig Cerbins, Portage, Wis. | 70-72-76?218 | +5 | |
15. | Alex Snickenberger, Wellesley, Mass. | 72-72-74?218 | +5 | |
23. | Michael Slovitt, Winnetka, Ill. | 74-67-79?220 | +7 | |
23. | Sungwon Jeon, Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. | 72-69-79?220 | +7 | |
23. | Luke Gaskins, Minneapolis, Minn. | 71-76-73?220 | +7 | |
23. | Ben Herrera, Waukee, Iowa | 78-70-72?220 | +7 | |
23. | Keith Kerr, Spring, Texas | 74-75-71?220 | +7 | |
23. | Amrith de Soysa, Bradenton, Fla. | 76-73-71?220 | +7 | |
29. | Brian Ottenweller, Grand Rapids, Mich. | 72-72-77?221 | +8 | |
29. | Andrew Frame, Manteno, Ill. | 75-73-73?221 | +8 | |
29. | Jared Steger, Northfield, Ill. | 74-70-77?221 | +8 | |
29. | Michael Beausejour, Cincinnati, Ohio | 72-74-75?221 | +8 | |
29. | Michael Lee, Oklahoma City, Okla. | 79-73-69?221 | +8 | |
34. | Dan Rush, Avon Lake, Ohio | 73-74-75?222 | +9 | |
34. | Jonathon Krick, Peoria Heights, Ill. | 71-72-79?222 | +9 | |
36. | Michael Haverfield, Louisville, Ky. | 74-72-77?223 | +10 | |
36. | Henry Rowland, Lake Bluff, Ill. | 71-76-76?223 | +10 | |
36. | Alex Wagner, Saint Charles, Ill. | 75-77-71?223 | +10 | |
39. | Bo Hoag, Columbus, Ohio | 76-70-78?224 | +11 | |
39. | Kyle Parsons, Wethersfield, Conn. | 73-75-76?224 | +11 | |
39. | Kyle Peterman, Sherman, Ill. | 75-71-78?224 | +11 | |
42. | Nick Martin, Winnetka, Ill. | 76-76-73?225 | +12 | |
42. | Bryan Sheridan, Libertyville, Ill. | 74-76-75?225 | +12 | |
44. | Blake Furgerson, Westlake, Ohio | 71-78-77?226 | +13 | |
44. | Daniel Podczerwinski, Aurora, Ill. | 74-79-73?226 | +13 | |
46. | Chris Johnson, Brunswick, Ga. | 72-77-78?227 | +14 | |
46. | Ravi Patel, Naperville, Ill. | 72-77-78?227 | +14 | |
48. | Matthew Cermak, Chicago, Ill. | 76-77-75?228 | +15 | |
48. | Joe Palmer, Union, Ill. | 75-76-77?228 | +15 | |
50. | Tyler Dice, Allison Park, Pa. | 78-76-75?229 | +16 | |
50. | James Byrd, Windermere, Fla. | 73-77-79?229 | +16 | |
50. | Tyler Obermueller, River Falls, Wis. | 76-74-79?229 | +16 | |
50. | Kyle Shay, Peoria, Ill. | 75-80-74?229 | +16 | |
54. | John Danielson, Marshalltown, Iowa | 72-81-77?230 | +17 | |
54. | Chris Lewe, Lisle, Ill. | 72-81-77?230 | +17 | |
56. | David Feeley, Phoenix, Md. | 77-80-74?231 | +18 | |
56. | Billy Rankin, Cedar, Mich. | 83-71-77?231 | +18 | |
56. | Tyler Darden, Lubbock, Texas | 80-78-73?231 | +18 | |
56. | Will Little, Jonesboro, Ark. | 76-75-80?231 | +18 | |
60. | Cole Edwards, Barrington, Ill. | 73-79-80?232 | +19 | |
61. | Joe O'Brien, Racine, Wis. | 74-78-81?233 | +20 | |
61. | David Trousdale, Kingston, Ontario | 77-75-81?233 | +20 | |
61. | John Zur, Glenview, Ill. | 74-79-80?233 | +20 | |
64. | Charlie Davis, Chicago, Ill. | 76-74-84?234 | +21 | |
65. | Jordan Elsen, Kenosha, Wis. | 79-71-85?235 | +22 | |
65. | Charles Bettendorf, St. Louis, Mo. | 78-78-79?235 | +22 | |
67. | Ben Song, Fairview Heights, Ill. | 79-78-79?236 | +23 | |
67. | Tom Petric, Wilmette, Ill. | 79-75-82?236 | +23 | |
69. | Brandon Lemons, Portage, Mich. | 80-81-78?239 | +26 | |
69. | Austin Ehlenfeldt, Beaver Dam, Wis. | 79-79-81?239 | +26 | |
69. | Peter Lucey, Winnetka, Ill. | 84-74-81?239 | +26 | |
69. | Patrick Duffy, Appleton, Wis. | 82-81-76?239 | +26 | |
73. | Scott Berleth, Park Ridge, Ill. | 86-72-83?241 | +28 | |
74. | Christopher O'Neill, Potomac, Md. | 76-86-80?242 | +29 | |
75. | Kevin Hengtgen, Mt. Prospect, Ill. | 87-81-81?249 | +36 | |
DQ Thomas Carlson, Sioux Falls, S.D. DQ | ||||
DQ Paul Jacobsen, Racine, Wis. 79-75 DQ | ||||
DQ John Jenson, Newark, Del. 81-79 DQ | ||||
