AJGA TEXACE SAN ANTONIO SHOOTOUT
Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club, Live Oak Course
Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas
June 4-7, 2001
DODSON FIRES A 5-UNDER 67 TO GRAB
FIRST-ROUND LEAD IN TEXAS Fair Oaks native Toohey one stroke back; Three-way
tie atop of Girls Division
FAIR OAKS RANCH, Texas -- Will Dodson of Tulsa,
Okla., fired a 5-under-par 67 to build a one-stroke
lead after the first round of the AJGA Texace San Antonio
Shootout. Local resident Matt Toohey of Fair Oaks Ranch,
Texas, sits one stroke back at 68. Michaela Cavener
of Ponca City, Okla.; Brittany Lang of McKinney, Texas,
and Ashley Rollins of Austin, Texas, sit in a three-way
tie for the lead in the Girls Division at even-par 72.
The 54-hole event, which features 120 players including
100 Texans and over a dozen from the San Antonio area,
is being conducted by the American Junior Golf Association
at the Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club, Live
Oak Course. Past winners of the event include Tiger
Woods (1992) and Kelli Kuehne (1995).
Dodson, who carded eight birdies on the day, got off
to a fast start, opening with three straight birdies
before making the turn at 4-under-par 32. After a bogey
on No. 11, the 17-year-old recovered quickly with two
more birdies on Nos. 12 and 13 en route to a one-under-par
35 on the back nine.
"I started off quick because I was hitting the
ball where I wanted it to go," Dodson said. "I
tried to play patient by not using my driver too much
off the tee and instead used my 3-wood and irons."
Toohey, who will be a senior at Boerne High School
next fall, was a model of consistency on the putting
green needing only 24 putts. His 3-under-par 33 on the
front nine was highlighted by a chip-in eagle on the
482-yard, par-5 eighth hole.
"I expected to play well because it's my home
course," the 18-year-old Toohey said. "I need
to keep playing well and stay patient like I did today."
Jeff Lanier of Austin, Texas; Jeremy Alcorn of Brownwood,
Texas; Chris Wheeler of Allen, Texas, and Tyler Garrett
of Houston, Texas, sit in a four-way tie for third at
3-under-par 69.
In the Girls Division, Cavener made the turn at one-under-par
35 after two birdies on the front nine before carding
a 37 on the back nine. Lang, an honorable mention Polo
Golf Junior All-American, finished with three birdies
on the day and missed only four greens. Rollins made
the turn at even-par before playing the final six holes
at one-under-par.
Second round action begins Wednesday, June 5, with
tee times running from 7:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
For more information on the AJGA Texace San Antonio
Shootout, contact AJGA headquarters at (830) 981-9600,
Ext. 208.
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FAIR OAKS RANCH, Texas -- First-round
results from the AJGA TEXACE SAN ANTONIO SHOOTOUT conducted
by the American Junior Golf Association at Fair Oaks
Ranch Golf & Country Club, Live Oak Course. Par:
36-36--72. Yardage: Boys: 6,688 Girls: 5,846
BOYS DIVISION
Will Dodson (2002) Tulsa, Okla.* 32-35--67
Matt Toohey (2001) Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas* 33-35--68
Jeff Lanier (2002) Austin, Texas* 34-35--69
Jeremy Alcorn (2003) Brownwood, Texas* 35-34--69
Chris Wheeler (2001) Allen, Texas* 34-35--69
Tyler Garrett (2001) Houston, Texas* 33-36--69
Shaun Goodwin (2001) Spring, Texas* 36-34--70
Brent Akins (2001) Longview, Texas* 36-34--70
Derek Rogers (2002) Houston, Texas* 34-36--70
Robert Stone (2002) Dallas, Texas* 36-34--70
Ryan Neal (2002) Arlington, Texas* 37-34--71
Drew Pigg (2002) Plano, Texas* 36-35--71
Tyler Leon (2003) Dallas, Texas* 35-36--71
Jeff Bell (2002) Plano, Texas* 36-35--71
Chris Elliott (2002) Plano, Texas* 37-34--71
Evan O'Donnell (2002) Palestine, Texas* 37-34--71
Spencer Levin (2002) Elk Grove, Calif.* 35-36--71
Jeffrey Neimeyer (2002) Georgetown, Texas* 37-34--71
Trey Todd (2003) Abilene, Texas* 38-34--72
Pete Pennington (2002) Granbury, Texas* 37-35--72
Nathan Piller (2001) Duncanville, Texas* 34-38--72
Jonathan Lenz (2002) San Antonio, Texas* 37-35--72
Sam Morrow (2001) Houston, Texas* 37-36--73
Tyler Duncan (2001) Austin, Texas* 35-38--73
Tim Ibbotson (2002) Austin, Texas* 38-35--73
Matt Burke (2002) Mansfield, Texas* 35-38--73
Tommy Lopez (2001) College Station, Texas* 36-37--73
Will Armstrong (2002) Austin, Texas* 36-37--73
Justin Foster (2001) West Monroe, La.* 34-39--73
Ryan Posey (2002) Dallas, Texas* 36-37--73
Matt Meyer (2001) Alvin, Texas* 37-37--74
Zac Reynolds (2003) Edmond, Okla.* 36-38--74
Landon Lee (2002) Montgomery, Texas* 34-40--74
Chase Thomas (2002) Dallas, Texas* 37-37--74
Stewart Dodson (2001) Perryton, Texas* 38-36--74
Ryan Henry (2003) Broken Arrow, Okla.* 38-36--74
Rand Arbuckle (2001) College Station, Texas* 37-37--74
Dos Goldsmith (2003) Mcallen, Texas* 36-38--74
Martin Piller (2004) Duncanville, Texas* 38-37--75
Jason Louth (2002) Victoria, Texas* 37-38--75
Preston Lancaster (2002) Dallas, Texas* 38-37--75
Cody Chance (2002) Lumberton, Texas* 37-38--75
Russell Helson (2003) Georgetown, Texas* 37-38--75
Bryan Baker (2002) Whitehouse, Texas* 37-38--75
Rawley Vines (2003) Austin, Texas* 36-39--75
Paul Stojanovich (2001) Portland, Ore.* 38-37--75
Jarrett Almond (2001) Austin, Texas* 38-37--75
Dustin King (2001) Round Rock, Texas* 37-38--75
David Fiegelman (2002) Plano, Texas* 37-38--75
Matt McLaughlin (2003) Spring, Texas* 40-35--75
Kyle Edwards (2001) Buda, Texas* 41-34--75
Lance Littleton (2003) San Antonio, Texas* 39-36--75
Sean Howard (2001) Sweetwater, Texas* 37-39--76
Trent Leon (2005) Dallas, Texas* 37-39--76
Bryan Boyd (2003) Austin, Texas* 37-39--76
Zach Svendsen (2003) Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas* 36-40--76
Kyle Christman (2002) Katy, Texas* 38-38--76
Jace Moore (2004) Southlake, Texas* 41-35--76
Greg Koch (2002) Wichita Falls, Texas* 38-39--77
Ryan Atkinson (2002) Seguin, Texas* 39-38--77
Troy Denton (2001) Dallas, Texas* 39-38--77
Caleb Etheredge (2002) Victoria, Texas* 37-40--77
Nick Olivarri (2004) San Antonio, Texas* 38-39--77
Derek Smith (2003) Elk City, Okla.* 37-40--77
Ross Freeman (2002) Garland, Texas* 41-36--77
Ben Smock (2003) San Antonio, Texas* 40-37--77
Bryan Gutierrez (2001) Plano, Texas* 39-38--77
Tyler Otto (2001) Arlington, Texas* 39-38--77
Jordan Brown (2002) Houston, Texas* 38-39--77
Travis Braden (2002) Magnolia, Texas* 37-40--77
Blake Parks (2003) Odessa, Texas* 38-39--77
Cameron Kulbeth (2002) Lubbock, Texas* 38-39--77
Paul Lei (2002) San Antonio, Texas* 39-39--78
Matt Briggs (2003) San Antonio, Texas* 39-39--78
Michael Himebaugh (2002) Palm City, Fla.* 38-40--78
Sean Reeve (2002) McAllen, Texas* 40-38--78
Dillon Gooch (2003) Salado, Texas* 37-41--78
Landon Ewing (2003) Montgomery, Texas* 36-42--78
Zach Drennan (2002) San Angelo, Texas* 39-40--79
Dean Rodgers (2001) Lake Jackson, Texas* 42-38--80
Michael Haddock (2003) San Antonio, Texas* 40-40--80
Chris Garza (2002) San Antonio, Texas* 40-40--80
Scott Watson (2002) Lawton, Okla.* 39-41--80
Jeff Irwin (2002) San Antonio, Texas* 44-37--81
William Branch (2003) Rockwall, Texas* 41-40--81
Aaron Sides (2002) Lubbock, Texas* 39-42--81
Stephen Lietzke (2002) Plano, Texas* 41-41--82
Ben Corbett (2002) Cypress, Texas* 40-42--82
Gatlyn McDonald (2002) New Braunfels, Texas* 42-40--82
Cody Ash (2001) Austin, Texas* 40-43--83
Kyle Allen (2001) Timpson, Texas* 41-42--83
Matt Page (2002) The Woodlands, Texas* 45-40--85
Chance McElhaney (2002) Plano, Texas* 44-41--85
Brian Rode (2003) Katy, Texas* 41-45-86
Ben Gardner (2003) Boca Raton, Fla.* WD (Injury)
Logan Richter (2001) San Antonio, Texas* WD (Illness)
GIRLS DIVISION
Michaela Cavener (2004) Ponca City, Okla.* 35-37--72
Brittany Lang (2003) McKinney, Texas* 36-36--72
Ashley Rollins (2003) Austin, Texas* 36-36--72
Brooke Shelton (2001) Dallas, Texas* 38-37--75
Christa Spedding (2003) Granbury, Texas* 40-36--76
Ashley Knoll (2003) The Woodlands, Texas* 40-36--76
Stephanie Lue (2002) Houston, Texas* 37-39--76
Cindy Shin (2003) Coppell, Texas* 39-37--76
Joni Gossett (2001) Germantown, Tenn.* 39-38--77
Taylor Leon (2005) Dallas, Texas* 37-40--77
Stephanie Godare (2002) Houston, Texas* 38-40--78
Jaclyn Stelzer (2003) Allen, Texas* 39-39--78
Brenda Norris (2002) Spring Branch, Texas* 40-39--79
Nicole Melton (2001) San Antonio, Texas* 42-38--80
Michelle Deiasi (2002) San Antonio, Texas* 41-40--81
January Romero (2002) Albuquerque, N.M.* 44-38--82
Gena Johnson (2001) Hot Springs, Ark.* 41-41--82
Cathryn Uselton (2002) Weatherford, Texas* 39-43--82
Stephanie Schaeffer (2002) New Braunfels, Texas* 39-45--84
Caney Hines (2005) San Antonio, Texas* 43-41--84
Traci Robison (2002) Arlington, Texas* 45-39--84
Julia Best (2003) Bulverde, Texas* 40-46--86
Calais Gardner (2002) Southlake, Texas* 41-45--86
Erin Goranson (2002) Edmond, Okla.* 46-44--90
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