Dakoda Dowd Ties For 2nd In Future Collegians World Tour Event.
JUNIORS: Many of the top Pinellas girls traveled to Tallahassee last weekend to play in the Florida Junior Tour's match at FSU's home course, Southwood Golf Club.
The results were favorable where Whitney Wenglasz, 15, Oldsmar, and Andrea Messer, 15, Belleair, found themselves in a tie after 36 holes with 153. They were playing in the 16-18 age division among 18 girls.
Wenglasz, a member of the 2004 state championship Class A team for Northside Christian, won on the third playoff hole with a par.
Evan Jensen, 16, of Belleair, who plays for Largo High, finished third, followed by Brienna Heinzler of Palm Harbor, tied for seventh.
Matt Cooney of Tampa overcame a five-stroke deficit after round one to shoot a final-round 6-under 66 to win the boys 16-18 title with 139.
At Plantation Inn in Crystal Springs, Dakoda Dowd of Palm Harbor shot 75-78-153 to tie for second behind So-Hyun Park (151) in the girls 13-18 division of the Future Collegians World Tour event.
The results were favorable where Whitney Wenglasz, 15, Oldsmar, and Andrea Messer, 15, Belleair, found themselves in a tie after 36 holes with 153. They were playing in the 16-18 age division among 18 girls.
Wenglasz, a member of the 2004 state championship Class A team for Northside Christian, won on the third playoff hole with a par.
Evan Jensen, 16, of Belleair, who plays for Largo High, finished third, followed by Brienna Heinzler of Palm Harbor, tied for seventh.
Matt Cooney of Tampa overcame a five-stroke deficit after round one to shoot a final-round 6-under 66 to win the boys 16-18 title with 139.
At Plantation Inn in Crystal Springs, Dakoda Dowd of Palm Harbor shot 75-78-153 to tie for second behind So-Hyun Park (151) in the girls 13-18 division of the Future Collegians World Tour event.
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