Hinton six shots short of golf title
Posted: Sunday, May 27, 2007
Defending champion Hinton turned in the best second-day score, a 311, but the Blackhawks fell six shots short of repeating as Iowa Class 1A boys state golf champion Saturday at Spring Valley Golf Course in Livermore.
After an opening 327 Friday Hinton was 13 shots back of of Mason City Newman Catholic, but Newman Catholic held on to win, shooting a 318 Saturday to finish at 632.
Hinton finished at 638 and Newell-Fonda was fourth in the nine-team field with a 664.
Hinton senior Josh Solma carded the best Saturday round, a 73, but his 150 total was a shot shy of medalist Jon Tink a sophomore from Waterloo Walnut Ridge Academy.
Tink carded a 72-77--149.
Hinton's David Young, also a senior and the individual medalist last year with a 140, tied for third after shooting 80-75--155. Young tied with Steve Aschinger of Wall Lake View-Auburn (77-78--155) and Chris Reck of East Buchanan (77-78--155).
Austin Vanderhoff of Newell-Fonda carded an 80-79--159 to tie two others for sixth individually.
Also counting for Hinton Saturday were Jamie Smith (84-82--166) and Cory Westphal (86-81--167).
Nate Freed shot 87-84--171 and Adam Freed 90-83--173 for the Blackhawks. Spencer Baak (79-88--167) and Matt Spaulding (85-83--168) were next in line for Newell-Fonda.
Meanwhile, in the Class 2A state tourney at Lake Panorama National Resort, Hampton-Dumont won the team title with 627, 30 shots better than runner-up Solon.
Emmetsburg, the defending champ, was sixth with a 684.
Matt Wennekamp of Monticello was the 2A medalist, shooting 73-73--146 over 36 holes. Orange City Unity Christian freshman Neil Malenke tied for eighth after finishing with a 78-78--156.
In the 3A meet at Spirit Hollow in Burlington, Huxley Ballard won the title with a 643, topping Fairfield by 12 shots.
Storm Lake, with a 328 Saturday, took fourth with a 660 total.
Cody Schweinefus of Decorah was the 3A medalist with a 76-70--146. Aaaron Clausen (81-80--161) and Kyle Nitchals (82-79--161) led Storm Lake.
CLASS 1A AT LIVERMORE
Team scoring: Mason City Newman Catholic 314-318--632, Hinton 327-311--638, Winthrop East Buchanan 327-326--653, Newell-Fonda 327-337--664, Avoha AHST 337-329--666, Cedar Falls Northern Univeristy 330-350--680, Jesup 327-355--682, Lamoni 335-350--685, Coon Rapids-Bayard 352-341--693.
Individual Leaders: Jon Tink, Waterloo Walnut Ridge Baptist Academy, 72-77--149; Josh Solma, Hinton, 77-73--150; Chris Reck, East Buchanan, 77-78--155; David Young, Hinton, 80-75--155; Steve Aschinger, Wall Lake View-Auburn, 77-78--155; Colin McKeon, East Buchanan, 74-85--159; Austin Vanderhoff, Newell-Fonda, 80-78--159; Jared Doerfler, Newman Catholic, 78-81--159; Ben Peterson, Cedar Falls NU, 82-78--160; John Zhiss, East Buchanan, 84-77--161; Jason Urdahl, Newman Catholic, 80-81--161; Jake Taylor, Newman Catholic, 76-85--161; Max Rohlfsen, Newman Catholic, 80-81--161; Colin Weaver, Griswold, 80-81--161; Jacob Lerdal, New London, 77-84--161; Johnny Schwaller, Coon Rapids-Bayard, 84-78--162; Jalen Bergman, Cedar Falls NU, 79-83--162; Thomas Guyer, Elgin Valley, 82-80--162; Dan Schueman, AHST, 82-82--163; Dan Patee, AHST, 85-79--164; Chris Jessen, Newman Catholic, 89-75--164.
Other Siouxlanders: Jamie Smith, Hinton, 84-82---166; Cory Westphal, Hinton, 86-81--167; Spencer Baak, Newell-Fonda, 79-88--167; Matt Spaulding, Newell-Fonda, 85-83--168; Nate Freed, Hinton, 87-84--171; Alex Vanderhoff, Newell-Fonda, 83-88-171; Adam Freed, HInton, 90-83--173; Tom Johnson, Newell-Fonda, 89-87--176; James Tiedeman, Newell-Fonda, 87-95--182; Austin Sitzmann, Le Mars Gehlen Catholic, 98-98--196.
CLASS 2A AT LAKE PANORAMA
Team scoring: Hampton-Dumont 315-312--627, Solon 338-319--657, Hudson 341-336--677, Roland-Story 343-335--678, Gilbert 338-343--681, Emmetsburg 355-329--684, Carroll Kuemper 343-346--689, Columbus Junction 350-340--690, Dyersville Beckman 357-364--721.
Individual Leaders: Matt Wennekamp, Monticello, 73-73--146; Jed Dirksen, Hampton-Dumont, 76-74--150; Philip Coonley, Hampton-Dumont, 78-74--152; Ryan McKilligan, Gilbert, 74-79--153; Elliott Rutt, Columbus Junction, 79-75--154; Owen Teeling, Sumner-Fredericksburg, 80-74--154; Kyler Stahle, Solon, 75-81--156; Neil Malenke, Orange City Unity Christian, 78-78--156; Justin Weber, Cascade, 85-73--158; Alex Ward, East Marshall, 79-81--160; Brian Wagamon, Solon, 84-77--161; Json Harvey, Clarion-Goldfield, 809-81--161; Dillon Drew, Hampton-Dumont, 80-81--162; Justin Strabala, Mid-Prairie, 86-77--162; Thomas Speake, Hampton-Dumont, 81-82--163; Matt Wellik, Emmetsburg, 84-;80--164; Johnathan Huston, Columbus Junction, 85-80--165; John Meyer, Roland-Story, 80-85--165; Justin Ertl, Guttenberg Clayton Ridge, 84-82--166.
Other Siouxlanders: Michael Peterson, Emmetsburg, 84-84--168; Robbi Myers, Emmetsburg, 95-80--175; Nate Kliegl, Emmetsburg, 92-88--180; Matt Stillman, Emmetsburg, 96-85--181Tyler Kliegel, Emmetsburg, 95-91--186.
CLASS 3A AT BURLINGTON
Team scoring: Huxley Ballard 321-322--643, Fairfield 337-318--655, Pella 327-332--659, Storm Lake 332-328--660, DeWitt Central 330-331--661, Decorah 337-325--662, Clear Lake 326-339--665, Atlantic 338-346--684, Fort Madison 341-350--691, Carroll 343-370--713, Clarinda 351-374--725.
Individual Leaders: Cody Schweinefus, Decorah, 76-70--146; Aaron Smith, Pella, 74-77--151; Jake Thomas, Independence, 77-74--151; Brad Hartkopf, Atlantic, 78-75--153; Nick Juskewycz, Fairfield, 79-74--153; Devin Leland, Ballard, 78-76--154; Brett McGranahan, DeWitt, 77-78--155; Zach Monson, Clear Lake, 75-81--156; Marc Heyland, Fort Madison, 81-78--159; Ben Cranny, Marion, 75-84--159; Blake Jensen, Ballard, 79-82--161; Aaron Clausen, Storm Lake, 81-80--161; Kyle Nitchals, Storm Lake, 82-79--161; Matt Greenfield, Ballard, 82-80--162; Beau DeWall, Spirit Lake, 77-85--162; Braden Gaal, Washington, 80-83--163; Josh Witt, Clear Lake, 81-83--164; Brett Duffy, Decorah, 84-81--165; Kyle McMahon, Fairfield, 82-83--165; Mark Kirschenman, Ballard, 82-84--166; Clarke Hammes, Pella, 83-83--166.
Other Siouxlanders: Tyler Gibbons, Storm Lake, 86-82--168, Kyle Nielsen, Storm Lake, 83-87--170; Ross Frederiksen, Storm Lake, 97-88--185; Luke VanderWoude, Storm Lake, 110-96--206.
After an opening 327 Friday Hinton was 13 shots back of of Mason City Newman Catholic, but Newman Catholic held on to win, shooting a 318 Saturday to finish at 632.
Hinton finished at 638 and Newell-Fonda was fourth in the nine-team field with a 664.
Hinton senior Josh Solma carded the best Saturday round, a 73, but his 150 total was a shot shy of medalist Jon Tink a sophomore from Waterloo Walnut Ridge Academy.
Tink carded a 72-77--149.
Hinton's David Young, also a senior and the individual medalist last year with a 140, tied for third after shooting 80-75--155. Young tied with Steve Aschinger of Wall Lake View-Auburn (77-78--155) and Chris Reck of East Buchanan (77-78--155).
Austin Vanderhoff of Newell-Fonda carded an 80-79--159 to tie two others for sixth individually.
Also counting for Hinton Saturday were Jamie Smith (84-82--166) and Cory Westphal (86-81--167).
Nate Freed shot 87-84--171 and Adam Freed 90-83--173 for the Blackhawks. Spencer Baak (79-88--167) and Matt Spaulding (85-83--168) were next in line for Newell-Fonda.
Meanwhile, in the Class 2A state tourney at Lake Panorama National Resort, Hampton-Dumont won the team title with 627, 30 shots better than runner-up Solon.
Emmetsburg, the defending champ, was sixth with a 684.
Matt Wennekamp of Monticello was the 2A medalist, shooting 73-73--146 over 36 holes. Orange City Unity Christian freshman Neil Malenke tied for eighth after finishing with a 78-78--156.
In the 3A meet at Spirit Hollow in Burlington, Huxley Ballard won the title with a 643, topping Fairfield by 12 shots.
Storm Lake, with a 328 Saturday, took fourth with a 660 total.
Cody Schweinefus of Decorah was the 3A medalist with a 76-70--146. Aaaron Clausen (81-80--161) and Kyle Nitchals (82-79--161) led Storm Lake.
CLASS 1A AT LIVERMORE
Team scoring: Mason City Newman Catholic 314-318--632, Hinton 327-311--638, Winthrop East Buchanan 327-326--653, Newell-Fonda 327-337--664, Avoha AHST 337-329--666, Cedar Falls Northern Univeristy 330-350--680, Jesup 327-355--682, Lamoni 335-350--685, Coon Rapids-Bayard 352-341--693.
Individual Leaders: Jon Tink, Waterloo Walnut Ridge Baptist Academy, 72-77--149; Josh Solma, Hinton, 77-73--150; Chris Reck, East Buchanan, 77-78--155; David Young, Hinton, 80-75--155; Steve Aschinger, Wall Lake View-Auburn, 77-78--155; Colin McKeon, East Buchanan, 74-85--159; Austin Vanderhoff, Newell-Fonda, 80-78--159; Jared Doerfler, Newman Catholic, 78-81--159; Ben Peterson, Cedar Falls NU, 82-78--160; John Zhiss, East Buchanan, 84-77--161; Jason Urdahl, Newman Catholic, 80-81--161; Jake Taylor, Newman Catholic, 76-85--161; Max Rohlfsen, Newman Catholic, 80-81--161; Colin Weaver, Griswold, 80-81--161; Jacob Lerdal, New London, 77-84--161; Johnny Schwaller, Coon Rapids-Bayard, 84-78--162; Jalen Bergman, Cedar Falls NU, 79-83--162; Thomas Guyer, Elgin Valley, 82-80--162; Dan Schueman, AHST, 82-82--163; Dan Patee, AHST, 85-79--164; Chris Jessen, Newman Catholic, 89-75--164.
Other Siouxlanders: Jamie Smith, Hinton, 84-82---166; Cory Westphal, Hinton, 86-81--167; Spencer Baak, Newell-Fonda, 79-88--167; Matt Spaulding, Newell-Fonda, 85-83--168; Nate Freed, Hinton, 87-84--171; Alex Vanderhoff, Newell-Fonda, 83-88-171; Adam Freed, HInton, 90-83--173; Tom Johnson, Newell-Fonda, 89-87--176; James Tiedeman, Newell-Fonda, 87-95--182; Austin Sitzmann, Le Mars Gehlen Catholic, 98-98--196.
CLASS 2A AT LAKE PANORAMA
Team scoring: Hampton-Dumont 315-312--627, Solon 338-319--657, Hudson 341-336--677, Roland-Story 343-335--678, Gilbert 338-343--681, Emmetsburg 355-329--684, Carroll Kuemper 343-346--689, Columbus Junction 350-340--690, Dyersville Beckman 357-364--721.
Individual Leaders: Matt Wennekamp, Monticello, 73-73--146; Jed Dirksen, Hampton-Dumont, 76-74--150; Philip Coonley, Hampton-Dumont, 78-74--152; Ryan McKilligan, Gilbert, 74-79--153; Elliott Rutt, Columbus Junction, 79-75--154; Owen Teeling, Sumner-Fredericksburg, 80-74--154; Kyler Stahle, Solon, 75-81--156; Neil Malenke, Orange City Unity Christian, 78-78--156; Justin Weber, Cascade, 85-73--158; Alex Ward, East Marshall, 79-81--160; Brian Wagamon, Solon, 84-77--161; Json Harvey, Clarion-Goldfield, 809-81--161; Dillon Drew, Hampton-Dumont, 80-81--162; Justin Strabala, Mid-Prairie, 86-77--162; Thomas Speake, Hampton-Dumont, 81-82--163; Matt Wellik, Emmetsburg, 84-;80--164; Johnathan Huston, Columbus Junction, 85-80--165; John Meyer, Roland-Story, 80-85--165; Justin Ertl, Guttenberg Clayton Ridge, 84-82--166.
Other Siouxlanders: Michael Peterson, Emmetsburg, 84-84--168; Robbi Myers, Emmetsburg, 95-80--175; Nate Kliegl, Emmetsburg, 92-88--180; Matt Stillman, Emmetsburg, 96-85--181Tyler Kliegel, Emmetsburg, 95-91--186.
CLASS 3A AT BURLINGTON
Team scoring: Huxley Ballard 321-322--643, Fairfield 337-318--655, Pella 327-332--659, Storm Lake 332-328--660, DeWitt Central 330-331--661, Decorah 337-325--662, Clear Lake 326-339--665, Atlantic 338-346--684, Fort Madison 341-350--691, Carroll 343-370--713, Clarinda 351-374--725.
Individual Leaders: Cody Schweinefus, Decorah, 76-70--146; Aaron Smith, Pella, 74-77--151; Jake Thomas, Independence, 77-74--151; Brad Hartkopf, Atlantic, 78-75--153; Nick Juskewycz, Fairfield, 79-74--153; Devin Leland, Ballard, 78-76--154; Brett McGranahan, DeWitt, 77-78--155; Zach Monson, Clear Lake, 75-81--156; Marc Heyland, Fort Madison, 81-78--159; Ben Cranny, Marion, 75-84--159; Blake Jensen, Ballard, 79-82--161; Aaron Clausen, Storm Lake, 81-80--161; Kyle Nitchals, Storm Lake, 82-79--161; Matt Greenfield, Ballard, 82-80--162; Beau DeWall, Spirit Lake, 77-85--162; Braden Gaal, Washington, 80-83--163; Josh Witt, Clear Lake, 81-83--164; Brett Duffy, Decorah, 84-81--165; Kyle McMahon, Fairfield, 82-83--165; Mark Kirschenman, Ballard, 82-84--166; Clarke Hammes, Pella, 83-83--166.
Other Siouxlanders: Tyler Gibbons, Storm Lake, 86-82--168, Kyle Nielsen, Storm Lake, 83-87--170; Ross Frederiksen, Storm Lake, 97-88--185; Luke VanderWoude, Storm Lake, 110-96--206.
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