The Maryland Junior team spotted the Virginia team 7 strokes and the West Virginia team 3 stokes as play started in the second and final round today. Led by Sean Bosdosh's 4 under 68 the Maryland team rallied to win by 2 shots over the Virginia team. Sean Bosdosh (75-68-143) was medalist for the Championship. The Maryland team had 5 players finishing in the top 7. Other Maryland scores are Keegan Boone (78-72-150) & Alex Church (77-73-150) who tied for 3rd, Ryan Cole (79-72-151) & Bart George (77-74-151)tied for 7th and Brian McCormick (79-82-161), Jordan Sweet (82-80-162) and Andrew Sovero (82-87-169) rounded out the team.
This is the second year of the event and the Maryland team also won last year in Virginia. Next year the competition will be played at Woodholme Country Club, Pikesville, Maryland.
FULL SCORING RESULTS:
BRIDGEPORT, W.VA. –– Results following the final round of the 2nd Mid-Atlantic Junior Invitational at Pete Dye Golf Club (6,876 yards, par 36-36—72) on Sunday, July 25.
MARYLAND – 465-439—904
Sean Bosdosh (Clarksburg, Md.), 75-68—143; Keegan Boone (Bethesda, Md.), 78-72—150; Alex Church (Timonium, Md.), 77-73—150; Ryan Cole (Mount Airy, Md.), 79-72—151; Bart George (Arnold, Md.), 77-74—151; Brian McCormick (Kensington, Md.), 79-82—161; Jordan Sweet (Bowie, Md.), 82-80—162; Andrew Sovero (Reisterstown, Md.), 82-87—169.
VIRGINIA – 458-448—906
Alex Lloyd (Virginia Beach, Va.), 75-72—147; Jake Mondy (Blacksburg, Va.), 75-75—150; Korey Watts (Buchanan, Va.), 75-75—150; Jack Adkins (Martinsville, Va.), 80-72—152; Dylan Jensen (Ridgeway, Va.), 79-76—155; Maclain Huge (Lovettsville, Va.), 74-82—156; Bryce Cope (Virginia Beach, Va.), 82-85—167; Alex Taylor (Roanoke, Va.), 82-78—160.
WEST VIRGINIA – 461-467—928 Taylor Green (Hurricane, W.Va.), 75-77—152; Thadd Obecny (Wheeling, W.Va.), 78-75—153; Evan Muscari (Pineville, W.Va.), 75-79—154; Brian Anania (Hurricane, W.Va.), 77-79—156; Marshall Hone (Wheeling, W.Va.), 79-81—160; Tyler Hartzell (Fairmont, W.Va.), 77-83—160; Jess Ferrell (Fairmont, W.Va.), 83-78—161; Evan Smith (Bluefield, W.Va.), 83-79—162.
