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Virginia Golf 2006-10
Virginia Golf 2006-102006-10-19 Langleys Baker Takes ChargeCurley, who recovered from three double bogeys during a five-hole stretch in regulation, seemed to have momentum entering the playoff after making par on the final eight holes. She took up golf only three years ago, after the Virginia High School League moved the tennis season to the spring. After tearing knee ligaments while playing basketball that winter, then going through a lengthy rehabilitation, Curley said she gave up other sports and focused on golf. Her goals were to stay dry and put the ball in the hole Tuesday, and Langleys Brigette Baker did both consistently enough to finish tops among area competitors at the Virginia golf championship.
2006-10-08 CNU men improve to 4-0 in USA South soccerFour men shared the lead at 1-over 70 on the second day of rain-hampered play at the Virginia State Golf Association Mid-Amateur Championship at Cavalier Golf and Yacht Club in Virginia Beach. George Kemp of Virginia Beach, Bubba Bruce of Chesapeake, Jim Nirich of Catlett and Larry Loving Jr. of Richmond each shot 70. Eighteen of the 95 players must complete the first round today, and 18 more holes will follow to decide the title. In mens soccer, Christopher Newport -0) strengthened its bid for the USA South regular-season championship, breezing to a 4-0 victory Saturday over Methodist -1) in Fayetteville, N. C. - Story
2006-10-12 Times Community Newspapers - Fairfaxs Kim top area finisher at state golf tournamentTo say that An has been playing a lot of golf recently would be an understatement. After winning the Regional Tournament last Wednesday, he boarded a plane the following morning and traveled to Oklahoma for the PING Invitational. He played Friday through Monday there, returned to Virginia late Monday night, and woke up a few hours later. Patrons at this weeks Virginia AAA golf tournament were treated to this on Wednesday, as Fairfax senior Binnari Kim and Gloucesters Zach Bowman replayed the first hole at Bide-a-wee Golf Club in Portsmouth to decide who would take fifth place. To golf fans, there is nothing more exciting than watching a sudden-death playoff unfold. - Times Community Newspapers Alexandria Times Culpeper Citizen Culpeper Times Fauquier Citizen Fauquier Times Loudoun Times-Mirror Fauquier Times-Democrat Rappahannock News Clarke
2006-10-31 Golf for Women The Best Womens Golf Magazine in the World.Agent of Change: Continued Sport was Marks livelihood, but it was also his life. As unbelievable as it might sound today, Mark used to take cabs, unsupervised, back and forth to elementary school in his hometown of Chicago. He realized that if he got out of the cab a block away from home, just before the meter clicked, he could save a nickel a day--enough someday to buy a football helmet and some pads. One day, as he was crossing a busy street, Mark was struck by a car. He was lucky to have lived, but the doctors told his parents that he could never play contact sports. This devastated him. To assuage Marks disappointment and channel his natural competitiveness, his father bought him a set of golf clubs. He would become a good enough player to earn a golf scholarship to the College of William and Mary in Virginia, where he competed against a young golfer
2006-10-19 EMU Athletics - EMU Hosts Paul R. Yoder Sr. Golf ClassicThe afternoon groups were divided into three flights of based on final scores with the top two teams in each flight receiving free rounds of golf at courses in Virginia, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Prizes were also given for closest to the pin. Over 115 golfers participated in the event. The Loyal Royals are hopeful to net over usd. 10,000 for projects above the operating budget that benefit all teams. Formerly known as the Loyal Royals Golf Classic and held in conjunction with Homecoming, the golf outing was renamed this year in honor of Paul R. Yoder Sr. , a long time member of the Loyal Royals with a passion for EMU athletics. Paul was also a former staff person in the church relations office. Pauls four sons all attended EMU. The official website of EMU Royal Athletics - EMU athletics news rosters schedules NECVA ODAC NCAA Division III Athletics
2006-10-10 BYU Mens Golf Press ReleaseBYU junior Daniel Summerhays continues to earn national attention after setting an NCAA record during the final round of the nations top fall golf tournament, the PING Preview at the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club in Virginia. His amazing 10-under-par 60 shattered BYU records, broke Jack Nicklaus course record 67 and tied three others as the only collegiate golfers to shoot a 60. His final round included two bogeys and twelve birdies and has earned the praise of many in the golf community. Ron Balicki of Golfweek Magazine called Summerhays final round one of "the best Ive ever witnessed. " He also described Summerhays as "one of the finest young men in collge golf. "
2006-10-18 Charleston Daily MailGLEN ALLEN, Va. -- The Marshall womens golf team was in fourth place Monday after the first round of the Spider Invitational with a team score of 327, 16 shots off the lead. The two-day tournament at the par-72 Virginia Crossings Golf Club is hosted by the University of Richmond. No golfer matched par. Marshall senior Tammy Mahar posted the Herds top score of 78, four shots behind leader AnnMarie Dalton of High Point. The "B" team from Virginia was the first-round team leader at 311. Charleston West Virginias daily afternoon newspaper. We update several times a day with local news, sports, opinion, outdoors, business, features, classifieds and more. - Charleston West Virginia WV Charleston Newspapers Charleston Daily Mail newspaper news sports events tourism
2006-10-18 H-SC Athletics: GolfSUFFOLK, VA Hampden-Sydneys golf team won the Virginia State Championship Tuesday at the 7,077-yard, par-72, Nansemond River Golf Club with a two-day team score of 604 as the Tigers scored their first victory in the tournament since 2002. Junior The Tigers racked up scores of 298 and 306 as a team over the two day event, besting Old Dominion Athletic Conference-foe Randolph-Macon by seven strokes, 604-611. Christopher Newport was third at 618, followed by Roanoke (619), Bridgewater (628), Virginia Wesleyan (639), Newport News Apprentice (644), Marymount (646), Shenandoah (647), Lynchburg (651) and Ferrum (660). Roanokes Bill McDonald finished at 142 (72-70) to score medalist honors.
2006-10-01 On the same courseJames Rivers Marshall Bailey won the VSGA Junior Amateur this summer and has signed with Virginia Tech. Floyd County junior Jessica Hollandsworth won the 2004 VHSL title and is one of the states premier junior girls players. Singleton also figures to be a major contender in the state tournament at Piankatank Golf Club in Hartfield. If we ever need him, hes right there, but hes not overbearing at all," Patterson said. "We really like to have him when we go to these regional courses, places where weve never been before. Hes very knowledgeable. He can tell us how to attack a course. From the time these kids could play, hes not only had his kids with him but other kids, too. Hes helped support a lot of golfers. " Reigning Group A state golf champ Sam Bryant is out to equal the feat of his father, Doug Bryant, who won two titles in his high school days. - Roanoke Virginia New River Valley Blacksburg Radford Salem Virginia Tech University of Virginia Cavalier Hokie news entertainment sports politics business photos multimedia podcasts
2006-10-18 The Sun News Florida school tapping into Grand Strand talent poolIts the first collegiate coaching job for McPherson, who recently graduated from Belmont Abbey College with a bachelors degree in sports management. He was a member of the golf team from 2004-06, and was selected to the Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference All-Conference Team. McPherson also played golf from 2002-04 at Brevard (Fla. ) Community College. Prior to his collegiate playing career, McPherson was an assistant pro at the International Club of Myrtle Beach from 2000-02 and Burning Ridge Golf Club from 1998-99, where he was heavily involved in junior golf.
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