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FIRST ROUND SCORES AND CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION

2010 VSGA AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP FACT SHEET
June 29-July 3, 2010
at Belle Haven Country Club, Alexandria, Va.

VENUE: The VSGA Amateur Championship is making its first visit to Belle Haven Country Club. The golf course was originally designed by Leonard Macomber and opened in 1924. The layout underwent a complete renovation by designer Arthur Hills, ASGCA, in 2003.

Belle Haven welcomed the 2007 VSGA Mid-Amateur Championship and is set to host the 2011 VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship.

TOUGH TRACK: When Belle Haven originally opened, it was a classic layout “that wasn’t as hard as it is today,” according to the club’s head PGA professional Steve Danielson.

At the 2007 VSGA Mid-Amateur, no one broke 70 on the 6,952-yard, par-72 layout that played about 6,800 for the championship. Dan Hosek of Alexandria won with a 3-over par score of 219. His final round 71 tied for the second lowest score of the day. Hosek saved the 71 and the victory with an up-and-down par on the last hole.

Making the areas around the greens tougher were the focal point of Hills’ renovations.

“We have a lot of elevated greens, and if you short side yourself on any shot, getting up and down is difficult,” Danielson said. “It’s easy to make bogey, even on the shorter holes.”

Closely mown fairways make for tight lies. Danielson says players must play well on the first seven holes to be in position to deal with the longer, harder holes at Nos. 8-14. The last four holes are challenging as well. The layout’s par 5s are risk-reward, and only one of the par 3s plays less than 200 yards.

SEE VIRGINIA’S BEST AMATEUR PLAYERS: Admission to the championship is open to the public, FREE of charge, and spectators are encouraged to attend.

GROUPINGS AND STARTING TIMES: Groupings and starting times will be available on the VSGA’s Web site at www.vsga.org. Starting times will begin at 8 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 29 and Wednesday, June 30 off Nos. 1 and 10 tees.

Daily scoring updates and round-by-round recaps will also be available at www.vsga.org.

SCHEDULE: A practice round will be held on Monday, June 28. The starting field of 120 players (field is completely full) will play two rounds of stroke play (Tuesday-Wednesday, June 29-30), with the low 32 scorers advancing to match play (Thursday-Saturday, July 1-3). The championship schedule is listed below:

·          Monday, June 28 – Practice round (beginning at 10 a.m.).

·          Tuesday, June 29 – Stroke play qualifying round, 8 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

(Nos. 1 and 10).

·          Wednesday, June 30 – Stroke play qualifying round, 8 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

(Nos. 1 and 10).

·          Thursday, July 1 – Rounds one and two of match play, 8-9 a.m. (Nos. 1 and 10 tees) and 12-1:30 p.m. (No. 1 tee)

·          Friday, July 2 – Quarterfinal and semifinal rounds of match play. 8-8:30 a.m. and 12-12:30 p.m. (No. 1 tee)

·          Saturday, July 3 – Scheduled 36-hole final and awards presentation. 8 a.m. and 12 p.m.

THE WINNER RECEIVES: The champion of the 2010 VSGA Amateur Championship receives the Schwarzschild Brothers Trophy and is exempt for all future VSGA Amateur championships, provided he remains an amateur.

2009 RECAP: Brinson Paolini of Virginia Beach scored a 2-up comeback victory against then Virginia Common-wealth University senior Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg) at Cedar Point Country Club in Suffolk.

Paolini rallied to win seven of nine holes to close the match to become the ninth player ever to win consecutive titles in the event.

Paolini, who became the youngest player in seven decades to win the championship with his triumph last year at Kingsmill’s River Course, became the youngest to successfully defend his VSGA State Am title. The late and legendary Chandler Harper of Portsmouth won the first of his three VSGA State Amateur titles in 1930 at the age of 16 before capturing his second in 1933 at the age of 19.

HISTORY COURSE: Paolini recently finished a solid freshman year at Duke University, where he garnered Atlantic Coast Conference Freshman of the Year honors. He posted two top-five finishes, four top-10s and six top-20s as a Blue Devil freshman. This summer, he’ll be shooting for an unprecedented three titles in a row.

“I wouldn’t miss it,” Paolini says. “No one has won the VSGA Amateur three consecutive times. I’m working hard getting prepared for this year’s tournament. I want very much to win it.”

Paolini finished his first year at Duke with the lowest stroke average by a freshman in program history (72.3), and matched a Duke freshman record with six rounds in the 60s. Paolini helped the Blue Devils earn a spot in the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship at The Honors Course in Chattanooga, Tenn. In addition, Fincastle’s Marshall Bailey competed in NCAA’s as an individual qualifier.

In June, Paolini tied for 14th place at the 57th Annual Sunnehanna Amateur at Sunnehanna Country Club in Johnstown, Pa.

ACC REUNION: In the spring, Paolini finished in a tie for fourth place individually at the Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Golf Championship at The Old North State Club in New London, N.C. Duke closed play in a tie for third place as a team. Paolini’s longtime friend and fellow Princess Anne Country Club member Evan Beck of Virginia Beach closed with 1-under 70 to help Wake Forest to a share of third place with Duke. Beck, who is in the VSGA State Amateur field, posted the Demon Deacons low round on the last day and he tied for 21st place.

RECORD-SETTER RETURNS: Stanardsville’s Mikey Moyers set the VSGA State Amateur’s 36-hole stroke play qualifying scoring record of 12-under 132 last year at Cedar Point Country Club in Suffolk. Moyers’ to-par total also signaled an event-best mark for 36-hole qualifying.

Record seven-time VSGA State Am champion Vinny Giles posted a 133 (68-65) aggregate at par-70 James River Country Club in Newport News in 1993. McLean’s Peter Badawy previously posted a to-par total of nine under (135) at par-72 Lowes Island Club’s Island Course in 2007.

Moyers is attending Virginia Tech on a golf scholarship, where he led the team in stroke average (73.06) as a freshman during the 2009-10 campaign.

WWW.VSGA.ORG: Log on to the VSGA Internet site (www.vsga.org) for the latest results and recap from the 2010 VSGA Amateur Championship. Daily scoring updates will be available at www.vsga.org.

WHO CAN ENTER: The VSGA Amateur Championship is open to golfers who are residents of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Participants must be members of a VSGA member club, have a current VSGA/USGA Handicap Index and meet USGA Rules of Amateur Status. Entries closed at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 7, 2010.

ENTRIES: The VSGA accepted 510 entries for this year’s event. All told, 100 golfers who zone qualified at 12 sites throughout the commonwealth join 20 exempt players in the 120-golfer field.

PAST CHAMPIONS IN THE FIELD: Past winners (five) who are fully exempt are two-time defending champion Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach), 2008 victor Pat Tallent (Vienna), Manakin-Sabot’s David Partridge (1993 and 1995), Yorktown’s Allen Barber (1992) and Martinsville’s Keith Decker (1991 and 1988).

EXEMPTIONS: A list of 20 amateur golfers who are fully exempt into the 2010 VSGA Amateur Championship follows (not including tournament committee exemptions).

–– Adam Ball (Richmond) – 2009 VSGA Junior Amateur champion.

–– Allen Barber (Yorktown) – 1992 VSGA Amateur champion.

–– Buck Brittain (Tazewell) – Quarterfinalist at the 2009 VSGA Amateur Championship. No. 3-ranked golfer in the season-ending 2009 VSGA player rankings.

–– Keith Decker (Martinsville) – Top-ranked golfer in the season-ending 2009 VSGA player rankings. 1988 and 1991 VSGA Amateur champion.

–– Jimmy Delp (Arlington) – 2009 VSGA Public Links champion.

–– Garland Green (Tazewell) – Semifinalist at the 2009 VSGA Amateur Championship. No. 4-ranked golfer in the season-ending 2009 VSGA player rankings.

–– Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg) – Finalist at the 2009 VSGA Amateur Championship.

–– Dan Hosek (Alexandria) – 2007 VSGA Mid-Amateur champion.

–– Dylan Jensen (Ridgeway) – 2010 VSGA Junior Match Play champion.

–– Ben Keefer (Glen Allen) – Semifinalist at the 2009 VSGA Amateur Championship.

–– Tim Kelley (Ashland) – Top-five amateur at the 2009 SunTrust State Open of Virginia (tied for fourth low amateur).

–– Jake Mondy (Blacksburg) – Quarterfinalist at the 2009 VSGA Amateur Championship.

–– Glenn Mullian (Richmond) – 2010 VSGA Senior Stroke Play champion.

–– Dr. Roger W. Newsom (Virginia Beach) – 2008 SunTrust State Open of Virginia champion.

–– Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach) – 2008 and 2009 VSGA Amateur champion.

–– David Partridge (Manakin-Sabot) – 1993 and 1995 VSGA Amateur champion.

–– Scott Shingler (Haymarket) – Top-five amateur at the 2009 SunTrust State Open of Virginia (low amateur). No. 2-ranked golfer in the season-ending 2009 VSGA player rankings.

–– Pat Tallent (Vienna) – Quarterfinalist at the 2009 VSGA Amateur Championship. 2007 VSGA Amateur champion.

–– Daniel Walker (Earlysville) – Top-five amateur at the 2009 SunTrust State Open of Virginia (tied for fourth low amateur).

–– Adam Webb (Ridgeway) – Top-five amateur at the 2009 SunTrust State Open of Virginia (second low amateur).

The champion of the VSGA Junior Match Play Championship, set for June 22-25, will also earn an exemption.

HISTORY LESSON: This will be the 97th playing of the VSGA Amateur Championship. Champions dating back to 1990 include the following players:

1990 – Hank Klein (Richmond) def. Mike Grant (Radford), 1 up at Birdwood Golf Course, Charlottesville

1991 – Keith Decker (Martinsville) def. Gary Strickfaden (Virginia Beach), 4 and 3 at Golden Eagle Tides Inn, Irvington

1992 – Allen Barber (Yorktown) def. Keith Decker (Martinsville), 5 and 4 at Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, Williamsburg

1993 – David Partridge (Richmond) def. Simon Cooke (Richmond), 5 and 4 at James River Country Club, Newport News

1994 – Scott Inman (Springfield) def. David Brogan (Lexington), 3 and 1 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Lake Manassas

1995 – David Partridge (Richmond) def. Scott Inman (Springfield), 3 and 2 at Stoney Creek at Wintergreen, Nellysford

1996 – John Rollins (Richmond) def. Troy Ferris (Norfolk), 8 and 6 at The Homestead’s Cascades Course, Hot Springs

1997 – John Rollins (Richmond) def. Dale Powell (Chatham), 7 and 6 at The Virginian Golf Club, Bristol

1998 – Jay Fisher (Suffolk) def. Pat Tallent (Vienna), 2 up at Golden Eagle Tides Inn, Irvington

1999 – Steve Marino (Fairfax) def. Keith Decker (Martinsville), 5 and 4 at Boonsboro Country Club, Lynchburg

2000 – David Passerell (Scottsville) def. Faber Jamerson (Appomattox), 3 and 2 at Hermitage Country Club, Manakin-Sabot

2001 – Ross McIntosh (Lorton) def. Kevin Dillard (Fairfax), 5 and 3 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Lake Manassas

2002 – Jay Woodson (Powhatan) def. Ryan Stinnett (Amherst), 2 and 1 at Bayville Golf Club, Virginia Beach

2003 – Jay Woodson (Powhatan) def. Brett Chambers (Mount Sidney), 5 and 4 at Kinloch Golf Club, Manakin-Sabot

2004 – Billy Hurley (Leesburg) def. Ryan Stinnett (Amherst), 4 and 2 at Roanoke Country Club, Roanoke

2005 – Billy Hurley (Leesburg) def. Jason Pool (Dunn Loring), 9 and 8 at The Country Club of Virginia (James River Course), Richmond

2006 – Chris McCartin (Arlington) def. Adam Horton (Chesapeake), 8 and 6 at The Homestead’s Cascades Course, Hot Springs

2007 – Pat Tallent (Vienna) def. John Rosenstock (Midlothian), 7 and 5 at The Lowes Island Club’s Island Course, Potomac Falls

2008 – Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach) def. Roger Newsom (Virginia Beach), 1 up at Kingsmill Resort & Spa’s River Course, Williamsburg

2009 – Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach) def. Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg), 2 up at Cedar Point Country Club, Suffolk

REPEAT VICTORIES: The only players to win consecutive titles in the current match play format are: Brinson Paolini (2008-09); Billy Hurley (2004-05); Jay Woodson (2002-03) John Rollins (1996-97), Tom McKnight (1984-85), Curtis Strange (1974-75), Vinny Giles (1968-69) and Chandler Harper (1933-34).

QUARTERFINALISTS AND SEMIFINALISTS RETURN: Seven of last year’s eight quarterfinalists and each of the semifinalists from the 2009 championship are in the field: champion Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach); finalist Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg) Tazewell’s Garland Green (lost to Paolini in last year’s semifinals); Glen Allen’s Ben Keefer (lost to Griffin in last year’s semifinals); Tazewell’s Buck Brittain (lost to Keefer in last year’s quarterfinals); Blacksburg’s Jake Mondy (lost to Green in last year’s quarterfinals); and Vienna’s Pat Tallent (lost to Paolini in last year’s quarterfinals).

VSGA POINTS LEADERS IN THE FIELD: The VSGA State Amateur field includes five of the top six point-earners from the June 25, 2010 VSGA player rankings, including 50-year-old furniture sales representative Keith Decker of Martinsville, the top-ranked amateur in the commonwealth and the 1988 and 1991 VSGA State Amateur winner.

This year, Decker has amassed points by winning the Chatmoss invitational as well as the Kenridge Invitational and Allegheny Amateur.

Other top point-earners in the field are the following competitors:

·    Glen Allen’s Ben Keefer (No. 2; 2010 VSGA Four-Ball champion and Richmond Golf Association Amateur champion)

·    Ashland’s Tim Kelley (No. 3; 2010 VSGA Four-Ball champion)

·    Haymarket’s Scott Shingler (No. 5, the 2009 VSGA golfer of the year advanced past U.S. Open local qualifying earlier this year.)

·    Chesapeake’s Adam Horton (No. 6)

YOUTHFUL CONTINGENT: Nearly 40 percent of this year’s field – 48 golfers in all – is comprised of junior golfers (18 years of age and younger) and collegians. Altogether, there are 17 junior golfers in this year’s championship and 31 players currently playing on their college golf team.

The 17 golfers, ages 18-and-under, is one more than the ’07 total for the championship at Kingsmill Resort & Spa’s River Course. The record of 24 juniors in the field was set last year at Cedar Point Country Club.

The following juniors (17) are in this year’s field:

·    Jack Adkins, 18, of Martinsville

·    Adam Ball, 16, of Richmond

·    Matthew Ball Jr., 18, of Richmond

·    Maclain Huge, 16, of Lovettsville

·    Scott Davidson, 17, of Round Hill

·    Tanner Foutz, 17, of Mechanicsville

·    Zach Henry, 17, of Front Royal

·    Dylan Jensen, 17, of Ridgeway

·    Jake Mondy, 17, of Blacksburg

·    Victor Monte, 18, of Chantilly

·    Ji Soo Park, 18, of Centreville

·    Ryan Rettburg, 18, of Front Royal

·    Erik Ruce, 17, of Chesapeake

·    Nick Shedd, 18, of Williamsburg

·    Trey Smith, 17, of Virginia Beach

·    Korey Watts, 15, of Buchanan

·    Tyler Wingo, 17, of Fairfax

The following players (31), currently competing on their college golf team, are in this year’s field:

·    Josh Apple (Lansdowne), recently finished his sophomore year at George Mason University.

·    Nick Austin (Midlothian), recently finished his freshman year at the University of Richmond.

·    Marshall Bailey (Fincastle), recently finished his junior year at Virginia Tech.

·    Evan Beck (Virginia Beach), recently finished his freshman year at Wake Forest University.

·    Joe Curley (Vienna), recently finished his freshman year at Villanova University.

·    D.J. Dougherty (Glen Allen), recently finished his junior year at High Point University (N.C.).

·    Aaron Eckstein (Salem), recently finished his junior year Virginia Tech.

·    Weston Eklund (Charlottesville), recently finished his sophomore year at Radford University.

·    Austin Gray (Midlothian), recently finished his sophomore year at Longwood University.

·    Garland Green (Tazewell), recently finished his junior year Virginia Tech.

·    Zach Hall (Burgess), recently finished his freshman year at Old Dominion University.

·    John David Hunter (Bluefield), recently finished his junior year Furman University.

·    Ben Lasso (Falls Church), recently finished his junior year at Queens University (N.C.).

·    Andrew Mehler (Lynchburg), recently finished his junior year at Concord University (W.Va.).

·    Mikey Moyers (Stanardsville), recently finished his freshman year at Virginia Tech.

·    Chad Mozingo (Culpeper), recently finished his junior year at James Madison University.

·    Matthew Neely (Montpelier), recently finished his junior year at James Madison University.

·    Seth Norman (Virginia Beach), recently finished his junior year at Old Dominion University.

·    Chris Olson (Midlothian), recently finished his junior year at Christopher Newport University.

·    Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach), recently finished his freshman year at Duke University.

·    Mike Redwood (Virginia Beach), recently finished his junior year at Bridgewater College.

·    Michael Taylor (Ashland), recently finished his junior year at UNC Wilmington.

·    Casey Thompson (Stephens City), recently finished his freshman year at George Mason University.

·    Andrew Tilley (Ringgold), recently finished his sophomore year at Averett University.

·    Michael Wade (Floyd), recently finished his sophomore year at Radford University.

·    Daniel Walker (Earlysville), recently finished his freshman year at the University of Richmond.

·    Cameron Warner III (Richmond), recently finished his sophomore year at Franklin & Marshall College.

·    Wade Wawner (Virginia Beach), recently finished his freshman year at Radford University.

·    Jeremy Wells (Hopewell), recently finished his freshman year at the College of William & Mary.

·    Garrett Whitmore (Midlothian), a redshirt sophomore at James Madison University.

·    Paul Woodson (Powhatan), recently finished his sophomore year at Radford University.

The following players (seven) recently finished college:

·    Kyle Bailey (Fincastle), recent graduate of Radford University.

·    Greg Brouse (Ridgeway), recent graduate of George Mason University.

·    Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg), recent graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University.

·     Lane Hite (Clarksville), recent graduate of Radford University.

·    Vincent Nadeau (Penhook), recently completed his senior season at Virginia Commonwealth University.

·    Britt Parnell (Midlothian), recent graduate of Hampden-Sydney College.

·    Adam Webb (Ridgeway), recent graduate of Longwood University.

CHANGING DYNAMIC: A look back at the past three VSGA State Ams shows 24 collegians and 16 juniors (18 years old and younger) were in the field for the 2006 championship at The Homestead. In 2007 at Lowes Island Club’s Island Course in northern Virginia, the numbers were 28 collegians and 20 juniors.

The 2008 renewal at Kingsmill Resort & Spa’s River Course in Williamsburg featured 21 players who were playing on their respective college golf team and 15 juniors. In 2009 at Cedar Point Country Club in Suffolk, there was a record 24 junior golfers and 21 players playing on their college golf team at the time.

Vinny Giles, the premier amateur in Virginia golf history and record seven-time VSGA State Am winner, was 19 and a college student at the University of Georgia when he won his first VSGA State Amateur in 1962. He captured his second in 1964 and added titles in 1966, 1968, 1969 and 1971. He was the U.S. Amateur Championship runner-up three years in a row (1967-69) when it was a stroke play event. He finally won the U.S. Amateur in 1972.

The winners in the years Giles didn’t were older, career-amateur players such as Nelson Broach, Wayne Jackson and Sam Wallace.

Lanny Wadkins (1970), Bobby Wadkins (1972 over teenager Curtis Strange) and Strange (1974-75) were college players when they triumphed. John Rollins was at Virginia Commonwealth University when he won back-to-back in 1996-97. Steve Marino was at the University of Virginia when he won in 1999 and Jay Woodson was at James Madison University when he picked up consecutive titles in 2002-03.

WELL-TESTED: College players don’t win every year. Vienna’s Pat Tallent, a career amateur, claimed his first VSGA State Amateur in 2007 when he was 53 by defeating Longwood University senior John Rosenstock. Tallent beat four players who were 25 years old or younger.

Last year’s final four consisted of Paolini, Griffin (then a rising senior at Virginia Commonwealth University), Garland Green (then a rising junior at Virginia Tech) and mid-amateur Ben Keefer of Glen Allen.

NORTHERN EXPOSURE: With the exception of Tom McKnight (Galax) at the Country Club of Fairfax in 1985, over the past 25 years the winners have been from the area when the championship visited northern Virginia. Springfield’s Scott Inman won in 1994 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club; Lorton’s Ross McIntosh triumphed in 2001 at RTJ; and Vienna’s Pat Tallent took home the title in 2007 at Lowes Island Club’s Island Course (the club is now known as Trump National Golf Club, Washington, D.C.). Prior to Inman’s’94 triumph, the last northern Virginian to have won the VSGA State Amateur was Springfield’s Neff McClary in 1977 at Washington Golf and Country Club. Times have since changed. Northern Virginians have claimed six of the past 11 VSGA State Amateur titles dating back to 1999.

That could be a good omen for 2009 VSGA golfer of the year Scott Shingler of Haymarket. Shingler was the low amateur and runner-up in the SunTrust State Open of Virginia last summer. He qualified for match play in last year’s VSGA State Amateur but lost in the first round. He played the renovated Belle Haven layout a couple of years ago in the Middle Atlantic Golf Association Amateur Championship.

UPWARD BOUND: A VSGA State Amateur in northern Virginia is usually a once in a while deal. Belle Haven is the second club from the region to host a VSGA State Amateur in four years. Lowes Island in Potomac Falls was the site in 2007. Before that, Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville was the venue in 2001 and 1994. Fairfax Country Club was the host in 1985, and Washington Golf and Country Club welcomed the championship in 1977.

“The VSGA and Belle Haven agreed on a package deal with the Mid-Amateur Championship in 2007 and the Amateur Championship [this year] several years ago,” said Matt Smiley, VSGA director of competitions. “The VSGA has been doing this more in recent years, as it helps secure quality sites for multiple events and helps the players and VSGA staff get a feel for the course prior to the Amateur Championship.”

DIRECTIONS: From I-495 South, take Route 1 South to Fort Belvoir. Merge onto Route 1 and move to the left hand lane. At the intersection of Huntington Avenue and Route 1, make a left onto Huntington Avenue. Continue to the intersection of Fort Hunt Road and Huntington Avenue. The entrance to the club is directly across the street.

PGA GOLF PROFESSIONAL AT BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB: Steve Danielson, PGA

GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT AT BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB: Michael Augustin

CLUB WEB SITE: www.bellehavencc.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION: For additional information, please contact VSGA director of communications Andrew Blair. Messages can be left at (804) 378-2300, ext. 12 or (804) 357-8567.

FUTURE VSGA STATE AMATEUR SITE SET: The 2011 championship is scheduled for The Virginian in Bristol, Va.

ALEXANDRIA – Groupings and starting times for the first round of stroke play qualifying at the 97th VSGA Amateur Championship at Belle Haven Country Club on Tuesday, June 29.

All Times EDT

Tuesday (June 29), hole No. 1

8 a.m. – Chris Tuttle (Virginia Beach); Tim Johnson (Jonesville); Tim Kelley (Ashland)

8:11 a.m. – B.J. Maben (Hampton); Allen Barber (Yorktown); Trey Smith (Virginia Beach)

8:22 a.m. – Nick Austin (Midlothian); Gary Barton Jr. (Alexandria); Victor Monte (Chantilly)

8:33 a.m. – Matt Watson (Portsmouth); Brian Hill (Warrenton); Greg Graham (Keswick)

8:44 a.m. – Jim Nirich (Catlett); Wade Wawner (Virginia Beach); Ryan Patrick (Sterling)

8:55 a.m. – Jason Copeland (Virginia Beach); Jack Adkins (Martinsville); Tom Grady (Marshall)

9:06 a.m. – Michael Taylor (Ashland); Mike Little Jr. (Newport News); Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg)

9:17 a.m. – Ken Zecchini (Virginia Beach); Tyler Wingo (Fairfax); Andrew Mehler (Lynchburg)

9:28 a.m. – Andrew Tilley (Ringgold); Brian Post (Stephens City); Paul Woodson (Powhatan)

9:39 a.m. – Korey Watts (Buchanan); John Cegielski (Leesburg); Chad Mozingo (Culpeper)

12:30 p.m. – Jimmy Delp (Arlington); Wayne Hall (Fredericksburg); Matt Brantingham (Richmond)

12:41 p.m. – Wes Smith (Virginia Beach); Ben Keefer (Glen Allen); Eric Neidermeyer (Glen Allen)

12:52 p.m. – Rick Peel (Vienna); Jeff Newman (Midlothian); Lane Hite (Clarksville)

1:03 p.m. – Maclain Huge (Lovettsville); Ben Beach (Glen Allen); Francesco Romano (Reston)

1:14 p.m. – Josh Apple (Lansdowne); Erik Ruce (Arlington); Matthew Ball Jr. (Richmond)

1:25 p.m. – Greg Pappas (Warrenton); Jeremy Wells (Hopewell); Darrell Craft (Roanoke)

1:36 p.m. – Conlin Giles (Portsmouth); Ben Lasso (Falls Church); Pat Tallent (Vienna)

1:47 p.m. – Zack Henry (Front Royal); Mike Redwood (Virginia Beach); Michael Keating (Fairfax)

1:58 p.m. – Jeff Long (Centreville); Austin Gray (Midlothian); Phil Mahone (Charlottesville)

2:09 p.m. – Tony Deluca (Purcellville); Bob Jones (Williamsburg); Dylan Jensen (Ridgeway)

Tuesday (June 29), hole No. 10

8 a.m. – Brett Williams (Alexandria); Matthew Neely (Monterey); Glenn Mullian (Richmond)

8:11 a.m. – Mike Kirby (Falls Church); Roger Newsom (Virginia Beach); Scott Shingler (Haymarket)

8:22 a.m. – Weston Eklund (Charlottesville); Jake Mondy (Blacksburg); Garland Green (Tazewell)

8:33 a.m. – Lee Fisher (Altavista); Seth Norman (Norfolk); Stanley Williams (Arlington)

8:44 a.m. – Scott Marino (Fairfax); Adam Frank (Midlothian); Nick Shedd (Williamsburg)

8:55 a.m. – Tom Adrounie (Fairfax Station); Dan Lesando (Ashburn); Chris Olson (Midlothian)

9:06 a.m. – Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach); Adam Webb (Ridgeway); David Partridge (Manakin-Sabot)

9:17 a.m. – Larry Loving Jr. (Richmond); Rich Buckner (Aldie); Buck Brittain (Tazewell)

9:28 a.m. – Dan DeRisio (Springfield); John David Hunter (Bluefield); Ji Soo Park (Centreville)

9:39 a.m. – Adam Horton (Chesapeake); Mikey Moyers (Stanardsville); Garrett Whitmore (Midlothian)

12:30 p.m. – Paras Pandya (Midlothian); Cameron Warner III (Richmond); Brian Jaeger (McLean)

12:41 p.m. – Keith Decker (Martinsville); Daniel Walker (Earlysville); Jason Pool (Dunn Loring)

12:52 p.m. – Dan Hurley (Falls Church); Jay Zapko (Glen Allen); Starell Cox (Chesterfield)

1:03 p.m. – Aaron Eckstein (Salem); Ted Dougherty (Mechanicsville); Tanner Foutz (Mechanicsville)

1:14 p.m. – Brad Chambers (Galax); Zach Hall (Burgess); Steve Castro (Chantilly)

1:25 p.m. – Scott Davidson (Round Hill); Casey Thompson (Stephens City); Vincent Nadeau (Richmond)

1:36 p.m. – Evan Beck (Virginia Beach); Adam Ball (Richmond); Michael Wade (Floyd)

1:47 p.m. – Joe Curley (Vienna); Kyle Bailey (Fincastle); D.J. Dougherty (Glen Allen)

1:58 p.m. – Greg Brouse (Leesburg); Ryan Rettberg (Front Royal); Jordan Carpenter (Suffolk)

2:09 p.m. – Marshall Bailey (Fincastle); Jordan Pastor (Haymarket); Dan Hosek (Alexandria)

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FIRST ROUND SCORES AND CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION2010 VSGA AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP FACT SHEETJune 29-July 3, 2010at Belle Haven Country Club, Alexandria, Va.

All Times EDT

FIRST ROUND SCORES AND CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION

2010 VSGA AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP FACT SHEET
June 29-July 3, 2010
at Belle Haven Country Club, Alexandria, Va.