AJGA MARSICO FUNDS COLORADO JUNIOR
ROUNDUP QUALIFIER Pepsi Qualifier Series Presented by ClubCorp
Pelican Lakes Golf & Country Club
Windsor, Colo.
July 30, 2001
MCNEELY "MAKES EVERYTHING"
ON HIS WAY TO 64 11 Boys Qualify for Marsico Funds Colorado Junior
Roundup
WINDSOR, Colo. - Taylor McNeely of Duncanville,
Texas, picked a perfect time to shoot his career-low
round. McNeely's 8-under-par 64 gave him medalist honors
and more importantly a spot in the tournament field
of the AJGA Marsico Funds Colorado Junior Roundup. Alex
Coe of Danville, Calif., came in with a 6-under-par
66, the only other under-par round in the 82-player
qualifier field.
Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association,
the 54-hole AJGA Marsico Funds Colorado Junior Roundup
will feature 99 players, ages 13-18, representing 19
states. More than 30 players included in the tournament
field hail from Colorado.
The two under-par qualifying rounds came in completely
different manners. McNeely was aggressive off the tee
while Coe played it safe by hitting a driving iron on
the majority of his tee shots.
"I always hit my driver really straight,"
McNeely said. "I was just concentrating and trying
to make solid contact on every single shot."
Along with hitting his driver straight all day, McNeely
credited hitting 17 greens in regulation to his low
round that included six birdies and an eagle on the
521-yard, par-5 fifth.
Coe was a bit more leery of the 7,092-yard, par-72
course. It wasn't the length that worried him, it was
hitting greens and making putts.
"I know that I played conservatively," he
said of his six-birdie, no-bogey round. "All I
wanted to do was hit the big dog all day, but I knew
my best bet was to stick to my gameplan."
McNeely, who had his best AJGA finish at the St. Regis
Aspen Junior Classic when he tied for 14th, now has
an enormous amount of confidence going into tournament
play.
"I feel like I can go out and shoot the same thing
in the tournament," he said. "I just want
to remember this and enjoy the ride."
The other qualifiers include: Calder Hendrickson of
Superior, Colo., Aaron Goldberg of Encinitas, Calif.,
and Patrick Baxter of Cherry Hills Village, Calif.,
at 72; Sean Meier of Palm Desert, Calif., Woogene Lee
of Fountain Valley, Calif., Brandon Graspointer of Turlock,
Calif., and Nathan Hall of Atherton, Calif., at 73;
and Casey Nielsen of Las Vegas, and Brian Nelson of
Placerville, Calif., at 74, placed them in a playoff
they would eventually win.
First-round action will begin Wednesday with tee times
running from 7:00-11:57 a.m. off of the No. 1 tee.
For more information about the AJGA Marsico Funds Colorado
Junior Roundup, contact our tournament headquarters
at (970) 674-0930.
WINDSOR, Colo. -- Qualifier results from the
AJGA MARSICO FUNDS COLORADO JUNIOR ROUNDUP QUALIFIER
conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at
Pelican Lakes Golf & Country Club. Par: 36-36--72.
Yardage: Boys: 7,092
BOYS DIVISION
Qualified
Taylor McNeely (2004) Duncanville, Texas* 32-32--64
Alex Coe (2002) Danville, Calif.* 33-33--66
Calder Hendrickson (2003) Superior, Colo.* 34-38--72
Aaron Goldberg (2003) Encinitas, Calif.* 36-36--72
Patrick Baxter (2002) Cherry Hills Village, Colo.* 35-37--72
Sean Meier (2002) Palm Desert, Calif.* 38-35--73
Woogene Lee (2003) Fountain Valley, Calif.* 37-36--73
Brandon Graspointer (2002) Turlock, Calif.* 39-34--73
Nathan Hall (2003) Atherton, Calif.* 37-36--73
#Bryan Nelson (2002) Placerville, Calif.* 37-37--74
#Casey Nielsen (2002) Las Vegas, Nev.* 40-34--74
Failed to Qualify
Ryan Beachler (2002) Omaha, Neb.* 37-37--74
Garrett Sullivan (2002) Reseda, Calif.* 37-37--74
Chiho Kwak (2002) Jacksonville, Fla.* 34-40--74
Michael Jensen (2004) Los Altos, Calif.* 37-38--75
Zenon Brown (2005) Arvada, Colo.* 36-39--75
Scott Vickerstaff (2001) Boulder, Colo.* 37-38--75
Edward McGlasson (2002) Orange, Calif.* 40-35--75
Alex Bidelman (2001) Cornelius, N.C.* 37-38--75
Michael Martin (2002) Littleton, Colo.* 39-36--75
Dustin Craney (2002) Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.* 38-38--76
Derek Rogers (2002) Houston, Texas* 37-39--76
Matthew Brunk (2001) Ft. Collins, Colo.* 43-33--76
Chance Wagstaff (2003) Superior, Colo.* 35-41--76
Daniel Kim (2004) Cerritos, Calif.* 39-37--76
Chris Huffer (2004) Denver, Colo.* 36-41--77
Taylor Ross (2003) Englewood, Colo.* 37-40--77
Edward Timmins (2004) Denver, Colo.* 40-37--77
Dan Kleckner (2003) Spring, Texas* 39-38-77
Kyle Rogers (2003) Albuquerue, N.M.* 39-38--77
Judd Cornell (2002) Omaha, Neb.* 36-41--77
David Dragoo (2004) Scottsdale, Ariz.* 38-39--77
Hugh McClearn (2003) Highlands Ranch, Colo.* 39-39--78
John Winship (2003) Longmont, Colo.* 40-38--78
Louis Morgan (2002) Albuquerque, N.M.* 40-38--78
J.J. Katnik (2003) Santa Ana, Calif.* 41-37--78
Daniel Ponder (2003) Lonetree, Colo.* 41-37--78
Michael Bang (2002) Littleton, Colo.* 40-38--78
Nick Vanetten (2002) Colorado Springs, Colo.* 42-37--79
Kevin St Clair (2003) Boulder, Colo.* 39-40--79
Kyle Sullivan (2003) Grand Junction, Colo.* 38-41--79
Derek Uyesaka (2003) Santa Barbara, Calif.* 39-40--79
Scott Huelskamp (2003) Littleton, Colo.* 38-42--80
Eric Foote (2001) Aurora, Colo.* 39-41--80
Brian Ricketts (2003) Highland Village, Texas* 39-41--80
Austin Stone (2004) Sheridan, Wyo.* 42-38--80
Trent Twaddle (2002) Maryville, Mo.* 41-39--80
Brandon Sampson (2004) Englewood, Colo.* 40-41--81
Greg Esse (2003) Crystal Lake, Ill.* 40-41--81
Chris Jensen (2006) Los Altos, Calif.* 42-39--81
Max Faller (2003) Coeur D'alene, Idaho* 39-42--81
Troy Sidabras (2005) Ft. Collins, Colo.* 41-40--81
Kevin Conners (2003) Colorado Springs, Colo.* 41-40--81
T.J. Blakemore (2002) Flossmoor, Ill.* 43-39--82
Jeffrey Franks (2003) Steamboat Springs, Colo.* 43-39--82
Ryan Woolhiser (2003) Louisville, Colo.* 42-40--82
Scott Larson (2002) Aurora, Colo.* 40-42--82
Doug Feltenstein (2001) Dunlap, Ill.* 39-44--83
Josh Wilburn (2003) Tulsa, Okla.* 44-40-84
Tyler Pinon (2005) Littleton, Colo.* 42-42--84
Nathan Lindstrom (2002) Scottsdale, Ariz.* 41-43--84
Bill Moore (2004) Longmont, Colo.* 42-42--84
Charlie Kettering (2003) Englewood, Colo.* 43-41--84
Andrew Congleton (2002) Manhattan, Kan.* 40-44--84
Matt Rounds (2002) Tucson, Ariz.* 41-43--84
Trent Daum (2002) Aurora, Colo.* 39-45--84
Daniel Kim (2002) Torrance, Calif.* 40-45--85
Mike Caputo (2004) Englewood, Colo.* 44-41--85
Daniel Yoon (2002) Englewood, Colo.* 39-46--85
Matthew Grannell (2003) Littleton, Colo.* 43-43--86
Darren Nutter (2006) Aurora, Colo.* 45-41--86
Patrick Rodysill (2002) The Woodlands, Texas* 41-45--86
Mark Benson (2001) Englewood, Colo.* 42-45--87
Bryan Streets (2003) Aurora, Colo.* 44-43--87
Henry Appel (2004) Englewood, Colo.* 41-46--87
Richie Moore (2006) Aurora, Colo.* 41-47--88
Blake Isaacson (2004) Lonetree, Colo.* 45-43--88
Brian Vediner (2004) Fullerton, Calif.* 42-47--89
Chris Denny (2002) Colorado Springs, Colo.* 47-42--89
Michael Spaulding (2004) Littleton, Colo.* 44-47--91
Matt Linton (2003) Highlands Ranch, Colo.* 48-44--92
Sam Barotz (2004) Englewood, Colo.* 56-54--110
Chad Roberts (2004) Larkspur, Colo.* (WD)
David Lenvin (2002) Marina Del Rey, Calif.* (DQ Rule
6-3a)
Peter Ivy (2002) Ft. Collins, Colo.* (DQ Rule 6-3a)
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