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2009 Euro Junior Golf Cup – Second Round Match Play Results

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IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 30, <strong>2009</strong><br />

Contact: Jordan Schneider, International <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> Tour, 843-816-3153, Jordan@ijgt.com<br />

CANADA REMAINS IN CONTROL THROUGH SECOND ROUND OF MATCH PLAY<br />

Scotland Holds off Charging USA<br />

ST. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND —<strong>Second</strong> round of play was held at the Crail <strong>Golf</strong>ing Society’s Craighead Links.<br />

One of the world’s oldest golf clubs, Crail <strong>Golf</strong> society was founded in February 1786. Craighead Links has a<br />

panoramic seascape and breathtaking country views. With no two golf holes facing the same direction, the fierce<br />

winds off the coast change playing conditions constantly; a true test of any golfer’s ability.<br />

The morning matches between the Boys 15-19 Division witnessed a change in momentum. After Canada’s<br />

impressive showing in Wednesday’s opening round, the USA and Scotland demonstrated desire to cut into the<br />

deficit. Taking the USA to an early start Charles Valluzzo of Mt. Pleasant, SC was victorious in both matches<br />

defeating Canada 3 and 2 and Scotland 1-up. Fellow American Zach Verses of Great Falls, VA and a current Hank<br />

Haney International <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> Academy (HH IJGA) student played exceptional and posted a 3 and 2 victory over<br />

Canada and 4 and 2 over Scotland. Blake Blumbrelow of Douglasville, GA contributed two victories as well<br />

defeating Canada 2 and 1 and Scotland 3 and 2. Fellow Scotsman Josh Anderson of Glenrothes, Fife and Jack<br />

Thorburn of Dunfermline, Fife were successful in their matches giving Scotland 4 more points on the day.<br />

As the 14 & Under Division’s matches came to a close, Scotland continued their success from the opening round<br />

but, Canada posting a divisional 6-2-0 proved to be in contention for match points. Ewan Scott of St. Andrews, Fife<br />

has been unstoppable as he continued his winning ways defeating Canada 2-up and USA 6 and 5. Robbie Spriddle<br />

of Dunfermline, Fife contributed two victories as he won over Canada 4 and 2 and USA 6 and 5. Canadians Joey<br />

Kremer of Toronto, ON and Aaron Crawford of Calgary, AB put together brilliant rounds of golf defeating USA and<br />

Scotland 5 and 3, 2 and 1 and 1-up, 2-up respectively.<br />

The final matches of the day turned out to be quite exhilarating. In the Girls 19 & Under Division, Rachel Hanlon of<br />

St. Andrews, Fife brought her will to win as she put away her matches quickly finishing 6 and 5 over Canada and 7<br />

and 6 over USA. The short game proved to be the deciding factor in the division as Mayko Chwen Wang of<br />

Hacienda Hts., CA took her match to No. 18 all square. Wang clinched the victory in front of a sizeable gallery as<br />

her 60-foot-putt dropped in for birdie to overcome Thea Hedaman of Saskatoon, SK winning 1-up.<br />

After two rounds of play, Canada’s 14-10-2 performance has set the John Clark Trophy in their sites but, as Scotland<br />

(15-13-0) and USA (11-13-2) cut into the lead, the <strong>Euro</strong> <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> <strong>Cup</strong> will certainly be decided after intense finalround-matches<br />

at the Ladybank <strong>Golf</strong> Club.<br />

DAY TWO TOTALS: (Crail <strong>Golf</strong> Club)<br />

Canada 34<br />

Scotland 28.5<br />

USA 21.5


About the <strong>Euro</strong> <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> <strong>Cup</strong><br />

The <strong>Euro</strong> <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> <strong>Cup</strong> match play event, now in its 5th year, brings together three nations’ top 42 juniors in a<br />

competition between Team USA- International <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> Tour (IJGT), Team Canada-Canadian <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong><br />

Association (CJGA) and Team Scotland-Fife <strong>Golf</strong> Association (FGA) triangular team match play tournament.<br />

Each squad consists of 14 players <strong>–</strong> 12 boys and 2 girls <strong>–</strong> who were selected based on their prominent golf resumes<br />

and rewarded for placing in various qualifying events amongst the three countries. The event is being held at three<br />

remarkable golf courses in Fife Scotland UK: Charleton GC, Crail GC and Ladybank GC.<br />

About the IJGT<br />

The IJGT was founded in 1995 for junior golfers ages 11-19. Its purpose is to provide aspiring collegiate players the<br />

opportunity to compete in a series of events against the highest quality U.S. and international competition. In its 15 th<br />

year the IJGT schedule will feature almost 70 events at some of the finest courses in the United States as well as<br />

tournaments in Canada, Bermuda and Scotland. Nearly 2,500 junior golfers compete on the IJGT representing 45<br />

states and over 30 foreign countries. These young men and women will have the opportunity to participate in the<br />

national junior ranking system sponsored by <strong>Golf</strong>week.<br />

For more information about IJGT, please contact Tour Offices at (1-800-792-9143) or visit IJGT.com .<br />

About the CJGA<br />

Registered federally as a not-for-profit association, the Canadian <strong>Junior</strong> <strong>Golf</strong> Association (CJGA) is dedicated to<br />

providing Canada's junior golfers with the necessary skills and knowledge required to lay a foundation for a future in<br />

competitive golf. Through its six-stage competitive development program that focuses on tournaments, clinics,<br />

international competitions, and mentoring programs with PGA Tour professionals, the CJGA introduces the game to<br />

juniors as young as five and offers competitive multi-day events for the more advanced golfer. The CJGA acts as a<br />

feeder system to provincial and national competitions, collegiate and university golf, as well as professional and<br />

recreational golf. For more information please visit CJGA.com .<br />

#IJGT#


BOYS 15-19 DIVISION<br />

1 Michael Ayotte, Whitby, ON VS Charles Valluzzo, Mt. Pleasant, SC USA 3 & 2<br />

Michael Ayotte, Whitby, ON VS Neil Beattie, St. Andrews, Fife SCOTLAND 1 UP<br />

Charles Valluzzo, Mt. Pleasant, SC VS Neil Beattie, St. Andrews, Fife USA 1 UP<br />

2 Brady Lee, Calgary, AB VS Kyle Nakazaki, Manhattan Beach, CA USA 4 & 3<br />

Brady Lee, Calgary, AB VS Josh Anderson, Glenrothes, Fife SCOTLAND 5 & 4<br />

Kyle Nakazaki, Manhattan Beach, CA VS Josh Anderson, Glenrothes, Fife SCOTLAND 1 UP<br />

3 Mark Canfield, Malagash, NS VS Douglas Head, Temecula, CA CANADA 2 & 1<br />

Mark Canfield, Malagash, NS VS Gavin Wilson, Ladybank, Fife CANADA 6 & 5<br />

Douglas Head, Temecula, CA VS Gavin Wilson, Ladybank, Fife USA 5 & 4<br />

4 Kyle Sayani, Oakville, ON VS Ross Thomson, Marietta, GA ALL SQUARE<br />

Kyle Sayani, Oakville, ON VS Jack Thorburn, Dunfermline, Fife SCOTLAND 2 & 1<br />

Ross Thomson, Marietta, GA VS Jack Thorburn, Dunfermline, Fife SCOTLAND 2 & 1<br />

5 Scott Pinder, Saskatoon, SK VS Zach Verses, Great Falls, VA USA 3 & 2<br />

Scott Pinder, Saskatoon, SK VS Jordan Mooney, Burntisland, Fife CANADA 3 & 1<br />

Zach Verses, Great Falls, VA VS Jordan Mooney, Burntisland, Fife USA 4 & 2<br />

6 Dallas Mengal, Saskatoon, SK VS Blake Blumbrelow, Douglasville, GA USA 2 & 1<br />

Dallas Mengal, Saskatoon, SK VS Josh Jamieson, St Andrews CANADA 2 & 1<br />

Blake Blumbrelow, Douglasville, GA VS Josh Jamieson, St Andrews USA 3 & 2<br />

7 Braeden Mueller, Regina, SK VS Preston Flick, Douglasville, GA ALL SQUARE<br />

Braeden Mueller, Regina, SK VS Ryan Mitchell, Leven, Fife CANADA 7 & 6<br />

Preston Flick, Douglasville, GA VS Ryan Mitchell, Leven, Fife USA 7 & 6<br />

8 Alex Dumais, Caledon East, ON VS Michael Troy, Stamford, CT CANADA 3 & 1<br />

Alex Dumais, Caledon East, ON VS Ben Jamieson, St Andrews, Fife SCOTLAND 3 & 2<br />

Michael Troy, Stamford, CT VS Ben Jamieson, St Andrews, Fife SCOTLAND 6 & 5<br />

BOYS 14 & UNDER DIVISION<br />

9 Samuel Hebert, St-Thomas, ON VS Andrew Valente, Old Brookville, NY CANADA 5 & 3<br />

Samuel Hebert, St-Thomas, ON VS Ewan Scott, St. Andrews, Fife SCOTLAND 2 UP<br />

Andrew Valente, Old Brookville, NY VS Ewan Scott, St. Andrews, Fife SCOTLAND 6 & 5<br />

10<br />

11<br />

12<br />

Joey Kremer, Toronto, ON VS JJ Qualkenbush, La Quinta, CA CANADA 5 & 3<br />

Joey Kremer, Toronto, ON VS John Douglas, Cowdenbeath, Fife CANADA 2 & 1<br />

JJ Qualkenbush, La Quinta, CA VS John Douglas, Cowdenbeath, Fife SCOTLAND 5 & 4<br />

Aaron, Crawford, Calgary, AB VS Andy Farber, Stamford, CT CANADA 1 UP<br />

Aaron, Crawford, Calgary, AB VS Daniel Hall, Saline, Fife CANADA 2 UP<br />

Andy Farber, Stamford, CT VS Daniel Hall, Saline, Fife SCOTLAND 5 & 3<br />

Drew Nesbitt, Shaty Bay, ON VS Matthew Ross, Darien, CT CANADA 6 & 5<br />

Drew Nesbitt, Shaty Bay, ON VS Robbie Spriddle, Dunfermline, Fife SCOTLAND 4 & 2<br />

Matthew Ross, Darien, CT VS Robbie Spriddle, Dunfermline, Fife SCOTLAND 6 & 5<br />

GIRLS 19 & UNDER DIVISION<br />

13<br />

14<br />

Thea Hedaman, Saskatoon, SK VS Mayko Chwen Wang, Hacienda Hts., CA USA 1 UP<br />

Thea Hedaman, Saskatoon, SK VS Sammy Munro, Aberdour, Fife CANADA 4 & 3<br />

Mayko Chwen Wang, Hacienda Hts., CA VS Sammy Munro, Aberdour, Fife USA 3 & 2<br />

Danielle Pinder, Saskatoon, SK VS Anne Troy, Stamford, CT CANADA 4 & 2<br />

Danielle Pinder, Saskatoon, SK VS Rachel Hanlon, St. Andrews, Fife SCOTLAND 6 & 5<br />

Anne Troy, Stamford, CT VS Rachel Hanlon, St. Andrews, Fife SCOTLAND 7 & 6

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