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29th South Carolina Junior Match Play Championship July 11-14, 2006 CC of Orangeburg, Orangeburg, SC Open: June 5 Close: June 28 |
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Online Registration (Boys 14-18 Division)
Online Registration (Boys Under 13 Division)
Applications Received/Status (Boys 14-18 Division)
Applications Received/Status (Boys 13 and Under Division)
Championship
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2006 Boy's Champion, Clint Tolleson of Spartanburg and 2006 Girl's Champion Rachel Uremovich of Hilton Head Island. Championship & Course Facts Course Opened: 1922 Host Professional: David Lackey Boys 14-18 yardage: 6692 par 36-36--72 Girls yardage: 5502 par 36-36-72 Boys under 13 yardage: 5502 par 36-36-72 - This marks the 9th CGA major hosted by CC of Orangeburg
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Tolleson and Uremovich Claim South Carolina Junior Championship Crowns
Orangeburg, SC--
Never trailing in any of his first 5 matches, Clint Tolleson of Spartanburg
found himself 3 down after 5 holes. He then battled back against McCuen Elmore
of Cheraw and won the tenth hole to bring the match back to all square. Tolleson,
a 17 year old rising high school junior, then won the 14th and 16th hole to take
a 2 up lead. Tolleson then won the SC Junior Match Play
when he and Elmore halved the 17th hole. Elmore, a 17 year old rising senior,
played well all week, but just could not get the ball to fall in the
championship match. Both players will be invited to be members of the Carolinas
Junior team that will compete against the Virginias junior team on August 19 and
20 at Chapel Hill CC in Chapel Hill, NC. This annual junor championship is
conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association.
Rachel Uremovich of Hilton Head Island captured the Jane Crum Covington
championship trophy by defeating Maureen Dunnagan of Lexington, 6&4 in the
finals of the S.C. Junior Girls' Match Play Championship at C.C. of Orangeburg.
Uremovich, 15 year old rising high school sophomore at Hilton Head Prep, missed
one green in regulation in her championship match. Dunnagan, a 14
year oldrising high school freshman, fought back on the early holes on the back
side, but Uremovich won number 13 and then number 14 to close out the match.
Both players will be invited to play on the Carolinas Junior girls team that
will compete against a team of girls from Virginia and Maryland in the
Mid-Atlantic Challenge, August 5 and 6 at Independence C.C. in Richmond,
Virginia.