BG SCOREBOARD: Week 4

Here are scores from Week 4 (April 20-25) of the 2009 boys golf season, courtesy of the Indiana High School Golf Coaches Association, Fishers coach Justin Werkley, Norwell coach Jody Ault, indystar.com, and golf enthusiast Matt Clouser:

Saturday, April 25
(NEW!!) Evansville Central Invitational
No. 11 Evansville Central held off runner-up Evansville Reitz by a half-dozen strokes in this 15-team event featuring three ranked schools at the par-72 Cambridge Golf Club (slope 130, rating 72.6). Logan Osborne won medalist honors after he and Drew Hrvatin (schools unavailable) each shot a 72.

Team scores
1. #11 Evansville Central 314
2. Evansville Reitz 320
3. #10 Evansville North 323
4. Evansville Harrison 332
5. #27 Evansville Memorial 333
6. Castle 335
7. Mount Vernon (Posey) 340
8. Jasper 350
9. Boonville 354
10. Heritage Hills 357
11. Gibson Southern 363
12. Evansville Mater Dei 372
13. Vincennes 377
14. North Posey 384
15. Princeton 395

Top 10 individuals (schools unavailable):

1. Logan Osborne 72
2. Drew Hrvatin 72
3. David Mills 77
3. Sam Key 77
5. Ben Waits 79
5. Declan Vea 79
5. Grant Greif 79
5. Joe Harrison 79
5. Justin Leleibering 79
10. Alex Turner 80
10. Tyler Merkel 80
10. Mark Uhde 80
10. Logan Harper 80

(NEW!!) Southmont Invitational
No. 25 Warren Central defeated runner-up Park Tudor by 15 shots in this eight-team event at Turkey Run Golf Course. The victorious Warriors earned the top three individual finishes, with Cody Risser carding a 75 and Matt Spicuzza and Connor Jones each logging 78s.

Team scores
1. #25 Warren Central 313
2. Park Tudor 328
3. Frankfort 356
3. North Montgomery 356
3. Western Boone 356
6. Crawfordsville 358
7. Southmont 376
8. Danville 381

Top 5 individuals:

1. Cody Risser, Warren Central 75
2. Matt Spicuzza, Warren Central 78
3. Connor Jones, Warren Central 78
4. B. Comer, Park Tudor 80
5. J. Block, Park Tudor 81
5. C. Cunningham, Western Boone 81

(NEW!!) Peru Invitational
Host Peru rolled to a 23-shot victory over runner-up Tipton in this 11-team event held at the par-72 Peru Municipal Golf Course (slope 118, rating 69.0). Northwestern’s Ben Marvin Egel (71) downed Terry Smith of Peru by two shots for medalist honors.

Team scores
1. Peru 323
2. Tipton 346
3. Northwestern 347
4. Kokomo 360
5. Maconaquah 366
6. Western 374
6. Eastern (Greentown) 374
8. Tri-Central 385
9. North Miami 393
10. Peru “B” 403
11. Taylor 405

Top 10 individuals:

1. Ben Marvin Egel, Northwestern 71
2. Terry Smith, Peru 73
3. Michah Voorhis, Tipton 77
4. Ethan Eckelbarger, Peru 78
5. Nick Irish, Kokomo 82
6. Taylor Smith, Peru 84
7. Jake Henry, Tipton 86
7. Andy Baldwin, Maconaquah 86
9. Marcus Tishner, Tipton 87
10. Brennan Dexter, Maconaquah 87

(NEW!!) Eastbrook Invitational
Southwood eked out a four-stroke victory over runner-up Lapel in this 11-team event. Frankton’s Stephen Perky carded a 75 to defeat Southwood’s Josh Teulker by a single shot for medalist honors.

Team scores
1. Southwood 336
2. Lapel 340
3. Eastbrook 344
4. Mississinewa 350
5. Frankton 360
6. Elwood 365
7. Madison-Grant 368
8. Alexandria 373
9. Blackford 375
10. Southern Wells 390
11. Wes-Del 408

Top 10 individuals:

1. Stephen Perky, Frankton 75
2. Josh Teulker, Southwood 76
3. Franklin Crist, Blackford 78
4. Brodie Williams, Lapel 80
5. Andrew Weiland, Eastbrook 82
5. Preston Poore, Madison-Grant 82
5. Jacob Shaw, Southwood 82
8. Michael Melvin, Elwood 83
8. Blake McQueen, Eastbrook 83
10. Mason Lloyd, Lapel 85

Fourth-ranked Avon scored an eight-stroke team victory over runner-up No. 30 host Noblesville in this 12-team event at the par-71 Fox Prairie (72.8 rating, 130 slope). Greensburg’s Robbi Koors won a three-way playoff with Andrew Wegeng of Avon and Noblesville’s Charlie Castino after each shot a 72.

1. #4 Avon 312

2. #30 Noblesville 320

3. Indianapolis Chatard 332

3. Greensburg 332

5. Fishers 334

6. #18 Lebanon 336

7. New Castle 338

8. Anderson Highland 347

9. Muncie Central 357

10. McCutcheon 363

11. Delta 377

12. Anderson 380

Top 10 individuals:

1. Robbi Koors, Greensburg 72

2. Andrew Wegeng, Avon 72 

3. Charlie Castino, Noblesville 72

4. Corey Passman, New Castle 74

4. Patrick Rodgers, Avon 74

6. Evan Steger, Noblesville 77

7. John Frisby, Lebanon 78

7. David Janney, Avon 78

9. Austin Stagman, Anderson Highland 79

9. Rob Turk, Chatard 79

Fishers individuals (thank you, Justin Werkley): Kevin Sopoci 81, Cam Wedgewood 83, Tanner Fortune 85, Colin Brooks 85, Kyle Haaning 87

No. 21 host Fort Wayne Canterbury slipped past runner-up No. 36 #36 Carroll (Fort Wayne) by three shots in this nine-team event held under very windy, 82-degree temperatures at the par-72 Sycamore Hills Country Club (rating 72.9, slope 142). Taylor Noel of Boone Grove carded a 76 to defeat Carroll’s Oliver Gibson for medalist honors by three strokes.

1. #21 Fort Wayne Canterbury 333

2. #36 Carroll (Fort Wayne) 336

3. Twin Lakes 342

4. NorthWood 345

5. #14 Northridge 354

6. Boone Grove 363

7. Harrison (West Lafayette) 370

8. Leo 373

9. Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian 405

Top 10 individuals:

1. Taylor Noel, Boone Grove 76

2. Oliver Gibson, Carroll (FW) 79

3. Brady Klotz, NorthWood 80

4. Stefan Katzenmeier, FW Canterbury 81

5. Sam Robertson, FW Canterbury 81

6. Luke Brzezinski, Harrison 81

7. David Long, NorthWood 81

8. Thad Wiremon, Twin Lakes 81

9. Mickey Belt, Twin Lakes 82

10. Austin West, FW Canterbury 83

11. Tyler Williams, Harrison 83

No. 17 Norwell downed runner-up No. 24 DeKalb by 13 shots in this 17-team event at the par-71 Foster Park (6,434 yards, rating 69.6, slope 111). Norwell’s Ross Mathews shot a 69 to take medalist honors with five strokes over Timmy Burns of Fort Wayne Dwenger.

1. #17 Norwell 303

2. #24 DeKalb 316

3. Fort Wayne Dwenger 320

4. East Noble 322

5. Bellmont 327

6. Columbia City 329

7. Fort Wayne Northrop 337

8. Angola 338

9. New Haven 348

10. Fort Wayne Luers 351

10. Fort Wayne Snider 351

12. Woodlan 352

13. Fort Wayne Wayne 359

14. Fort Wayne South 365

15. Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran 386

16. Fort Wayne North 393

17. Fort Wayne Elmhurst 395

 

Top 10 individuals:

1. Ross Mathews, Norwell 69

2. Timmy Burns, FW Dwenger 74

3. Zach Dryer, Columbia City 75

4. McCormick Clouser, Norwell 76

4. Ryan Boester, DeKalb 78

4. Wes Reuille, Fort Wayne Wayne 76

7. Josh Bentz, East Noble 77

8. Drew Imel, Norwell 78

8. Nick Kelly, DeKalb 78

10. Luke Ainsworth, Bellmont 79

Eighth-ranked Yorktown rolled to a 22-stroke team victory over runner-up Concord at LaFountaine Golf Club. Joe Gasser (school unknown) won medalist honors by three shots with a 70.

1. #8 Yorktown 311

2. Concord 333

3. #29 Rochester 334

Top four individuals:

1. Joe Gasser, ?? 70

2. Jake Groninger, ?? 73

2. E.J. Tackett, ?? 73

4. Alex Stinson, ?? 74

#6 Mishawaka Marian took the team title by 14 strokes in this five-team event hosted at Morris Park Country Club (rating 70.8, slope 125) by South Bend Adams. Marian‘s Adam Sumrall carded a 73 to win medalist honors over teammate Bryant Demeter by one shot.

1. #6 Mishawaka Marian 312

2. South Bend St. Joseph’s 326

3. Penn 328

4. South Bend Adams 351

5. Mishawaka 355

Top 10 individuals:

1. Adam Sumrall, Mishawaka Marian 73

2. Bryant Demeter, Mishawaka Marian 74

3. Tyler Bliha, SB St. Joseph’s 74

4. Kyle Burrow, Penn 78

5. Ian Kresnall, SB St. Joseph’s 80 

6. Nick Fitzpatrick, Mishawaka Marian 81

7. Robbie Brown, Penn 82

8. Joe Bella, Penn 82

9. Chad Casey, SB Adams 83

10. Kevin Killingsworth, Mishawaka Marian 84

Fifth-ranked Brebeuf posted a 27-shot victory over runner-up Shelbyville in this six-team event at par-70 South Grove (rating 69.4, slope 107). Andy Cowieson of Shelbyville won medalist honors with a 75, one stroke better than a trio of Brebeuf players.

1. #5 Brebeuf 306

2. Shelbyville 333

3. Monrovia 337

4. Heritage Christian 343

5. Oldenburg Academy 351

6. Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) 354

Top four individuals: 

1. Andy Cowieson, Shelbyville 75

2. Sam Kaiser, Brebeuf 76

2. Chris Goodyear, Brebeuf 76

2. Eric Ong, Brebeuf 76

Host Madison Shawe notched a one-stroke victory over runner-up Jennings County in this nine-team event held off the blue tees under sunny and windy 85-degree weather at the 6,245-yard Sunrise Golf Course (handicap 69.5, slope 107). Evan Day of Jennings County won medalist honors with a birdie on the second playoff hole to defeat Madison’s Brandon Treshko and Andy Gladden of Scottsburg after all three had shot 78s.

1. Madison Shawe 326

2. Jennings County 327

3. Madison 346

4. Scottsburg 358

5. West Washington 362

6. Edinburgh 373

7. Southwestern (Hanover) 375

8. Rising Sun 412

9. Southwestern (Shelbyville) 419

Top 10 individuals:

1. Evan Day, Jennings County 78

2. Brandon Treshko, Madison 78

3. Andy Gladden, Scottsburg 78

4. Nico Mingione, Madison Shawe 79

5. Erik Anderson, Madison Shawe 79

6. Nick Hall, Madison Shawe 81

7. Dustin Lawson, Jennings County 82

8. Jordan Smith, Jennings County 82

9. Chase Garrett, Madison 83

10. Basile Hamilton, Jennings County 85

10. Trevor Nice, West Washington 85

Goshen downed runner-up host Lakeland by five strokes in this nine-team event at par-71 Heron Creek (rating 70.7, slope 126). Matt Miller of Westview as well as Goshen’s Eric Peters and Matt Diller all shot 78, but it’s unclear who took medalist honors.

1. Goshen 318

2. Lakeland 323 

3. Prairie Heights 331

4. Westview 335

5. Hamilton 386

6. Eastside 391

7. Jimtown 392 

8. Bethany Christian 437

9. Churubusco DQ

Top 10 individuals: 

1. Matt Miller, Westview 78

1. Eric Peters, Goshen 78

1. Matt Diller, Goshen 78

4. Matt Shultz, Prairie Heights 79

4. Cole Pechin, Lakeland 79

6. Casey Anderson, Prairie Heights 80

6. Cody Richardson, Lakeland 80

6. Taylor Wesling, Lakeland 80

6. Steven Koronkiewicz, Goshen 80

10. Mitch Bellam, Prairie Heights 81

Rushville posted a six-stroke victory over runner-up Batesville in this eight-team event. Nick Crawford of Mt. Vernon (Fortville) won medalist honors with a 75.

1. Rushville 330

2. Batesville 336

3. Guerin Catholic 339

4. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) “Black” 354

5. Eastern Hancock 367

6. Greenfield-Central 372

7. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) “Gold” 381

8. Lawrenceburg 408

Medalist: Nick Crawford, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 75

Warren Central logged a 15-shot victory over runner-up Park Tudor in this eight-team event. Warren’s Cody Risser took medalist honors with a 75.

1. Warren Central 313

2. Park Tudor 328

3. Frankfort 356

3. North Montgomery 356

3. Western Boone 356

6. Crawfordsville 358

7. Southmont 361

8. Danville 381

Medalist: Cody Risser, Warren Central 75

No. 28 Terre Haute South’s “Black” squad narrowly won team title honors over runner-up St. Anthony (IL) by three shots in this 14-team event. Kyle Dickerson of Ben Davis won medalist honors with a 74.

1. #28 Terre Haute South “Black” 314

2. St. Anthony (IL) 317

3. Greencastle 325

4. Northview 327

5. Turkey Run 328

5. North Central (Indianapolis) 328

7. South Vermillion 330

8. Ben Davis 331

9. Terre Haute North “Blue” 340

10. Terre Haute South “White” 341

11. Terre Haute North “White” 351

12. Rockville 360

13. Sullivan 372

14. West Vigo 408

Medalist: Kyle Dickerson, Ben Davis 74

#2 Indianapolis Cathedral 154, #15 Roncalli 158

Medalist: Tony Traina, Roncalli 36

Fishers 159, #35 Pendleton Heights 166, Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 183

Medalist: Tanner Fortune, Fishers 34

Fishers individuals: Fortune 34, Colin Brooks 41, Kevin Sopoci 42, Cam Wedgewood 42, Kyle Haaning 49

Pendleton Heights individuals: Groninger 39, Phillips 40, Stevenson 43, Wise 44, Prichard 48

Mt. Vernon (Fortville) individuals: Nick Crawford 43, Nick Correll 47, Grant Given 48, Matt Grimm 50, Tom Garst 50

Heritage Christian 165, Guerin Catholic 168

Medalist: Jacob Cohron, Heritage Christian 39

Indianapolis Lutheran 180, Indianapolis Scecina 196

Medalist: Rolf, Lutheran 36

Triton Central 198, Southwestern (Shelbyville) 211

Medalist: Alex Adams, Triton Central 48

#1 Hamilton Southeastern 150, Park Tudor 162

Medalist: Will Kleinrichert, HSE 35

#2 Indianapolis Cathedral 147, Southport 172

Medalist: Corey Ziedonis, Cathedral 35

#15 Roncalli 150, Indianapolis Chatard 154

Co-Medalists: Eric Hill, Chatard; Louie Gleixner, Roncalli; Ian Huston, Roncalli 37

#19 Center Grove 154, Perry Meridian 173, Franklin 184

Co-Medalists: Zach Muench, Center Grove; Tyler Evans, Center Grove 37

#30 Noblesville 156, #20 Zionsville 161

Co-Medalists: Castino, Noblesville; Collins, Noblesville; Pancake, Zionsville 38

Beech Grove 178, Decatur Central 188, Indianapolis Scecina 205

Co-Medalists: Steve Duncan, Beech Grove; Kyle Fromer, Beech Grove 40

Columbus East 164, Shelbyville 169

Medalist: Gary Oldham, Shelbyville 38

Eastern Hancock 209, Wes-Del 230

Medalist: Nathan Hungate, Eastern Hancock 50

Fishers 159, Westfield 164

Medalist: Tanner Fortune, Fishers 37

Fishers individuals: Fortune 37, Colin Brooks 40, Kevin Sopoci 41, Cam Wedgewood 41, Kyle Haaning 43

Westfield individuals: Jake Essington 40, John Sidery 41, Ahren Alexander 41, S. Harvy 42, C. Rouleau 44, Preston Kemp 44

Heritage Christian 196, University 204

Medalist: Alex Meregaglia, University 45

Indianapolis Northwest 222, Indianapolis Broad Ripple 245

Medalist: James Campbell, Northwest 49

North Central (Indianapolis) 339, Kokomo 350

Medalist: David Whitaker, North Central 77

Warren Central 156, Ben Davis 173

Medalist: Conner Worley, Warren Central 37

Whiteland 178, Indian Creek 187

Medalist: Zane West, Whiteland 40

#1 Hamilton Southeastern 158, New Palestine 184

Medalist: Bowman, HSE 37

#13 Carmel 152, #3 Indianapolis Cathedral 153

Co-Medalists: Grant Meade, Carmel; Corey Ziedonis, Cathedral 36

No. 13 Carmel pulls off the one-shot upset of third-ranked Indianapolis Cathedral at Woodland Country Club, with the victorious Greyhounds’ Grant Meade of Carmel tying Cathedral’s Corey Ziedonis for medalist honors at 36.

Carmel individuals: Grant Meade 36, Connor O’Neal 37, Kevin Brown 38, Nathan Meuting 41, Clay Taylor 41, Tyler Zipes 43

Comments: “I thought both teams played well overall – Cathedral has an excellent team with first-class players,” said Carmel coach Chad Carr. “We knew that we would have to play our best to have success against them. I was very proud of the way our team played today – this was just a great golf match to be a part of.”

#17 Noblesville 146, #10 Lafayette Jefferson 150, Frankfort 169

Medalist: Charlie Castino (N) 33

Westfield 149, #12 Zionsville 163, Tipton 164, Sheridan 214

Medalist: Essington (West) 36

#16 Roncalli 170, Beech Grove 192

Medalist: Eric Davis (Ro) 37

Indianapolis Chatard 155, North Central (Indianapolis) 155

Medalist: David Whitaker, North Central 35

Greenwood 166, Edinburgh 185

Medalist: Payton Mitchell (G) 40

Indian Creek 178, Decatur Central 184

Medalist: Zach Nash (IC) 41

Lawrence Central 170, Perry Meridian 195, Indianapolis Scecina 234

Medalist: Eric Cunningham (LC) 40

Park Tudor 158, Southmont 198, Speedway 207

Co-Medalists: Will Block and Erik Comer (PT) 38

Pike 173, Covenant Christian (Indianapolis) 174, Indianapolis Ritter 188

Medalist: Kyle Schurtz (P) 39

Plainfield 154, Mooresville 182

Co-Medalists: Miles Adams and Ryan Reid (Pl) 37

#4 Avon 154, Greenwood 167

Medalist: Rodgers, Avon 37

Southport 156, Ben Davis 165

Medalist: Dickerson, Ben Davis 35

#1 Hamilton Southeastern 157, Fishers 160

Co-Medalists: Grant Braden, HSE; Parker Sheppard, HSE; Kevin Sopoci, Fishers 38

#3 Indianapolis Cathedral 163, #31 Lawrence North 169

Medalist: Henry Plager, Cathedral 36

Shelbyville 168, Greensburg 168

Medalist: Robbi Koors, Greensburg 37