All Classes State golf championship results: Providence Day wins title

PROVIDENCE DAY WINS NCISAA 3A CHAMPIONSHIP

GREENSBORO – Davis Bateman might not have believed it if you had told him at the beginning of the season that the Providence Day golf team would win it all.

But Tuesday afternoon, Bateman and his Charger team proved to best the state's best as Providence Day dominated the field, beating the second-place Raleigh Ravenscroft by 16 shots to claim the 3A NCISAA golf state championship at Bryan Park.
Bateman, a sophomore, was also co-medalist shooting a two-day score of 138 (68-70) to tie with Wesleyan Christian Academy’s Davis Womble (69-69) for state tournament honors.
“This is an amazing feeling, but I don’t really think it has sunk it yet,” Bateman said, whose team hadn't won the state championship since 2000 at River Run Country Club in Huntersville. “This team is really close and we’re all good friends, so to do this together for the school, it really means a lot.”

Bateman was hardly a one-man show as his team shot an even par 576 for the tournament. While Davis Bateman led the way with a 6-under-par, fellow Charger sophomore Christian Cichan and senior, Harry Murrell, also both carded an even par 144 (73-71 for both). Senior Kenan Bateman, Davis’ elder brother, shot a 150 in the two-day event, including a season-best, even par and season-best 72 in Monday’s opening session.

“I think we came out here and played our best golf of the year in the last two weeks,” First-year Providence Day golf coach, Dean Preston said, whose team won the Charlotte Independent School Athletic Association (CISAA) tournament last week at Charlotte Country Club. “We have a lot of good players and they all played well at the right time (of the year).”

Both Davis Bateman and Womble were one shot better than two-time defending state champion, Hickory Grove’s Chad Cox, who was tied for the lead after day one (at 68), but shot a 71 on Tuesday to finish at 139, good for sole possession of third-place.

“It was definitely my goal to win it all, all four years,” Cox said, who has committed to N.C. State.

Charlotte Country Day tied for third as a team, led by Coble Wright and Chakka Pasupa, who both shot a two-day total of 147 (3-over-par) while the Bucs’ Wilson Trent carded a 148.



Charlotte Latin’s Stephen Devore led the Hawks with a two-day 153 (77-76) while Covenant Day’s Luke Cooper fired a team-best 151 (77-74). Cannon’s Grant DeGorter also shot a Cougar-best 159 in the tournament (80-79).



TEAM SCORES

1 Providence Day 286-290 – 576 (Even)

2 Raleigh Ravenscroft 290-302 – 592

T3 Charlotte Country Day 300-301 – 601

T3 Forsyth Country Day 304-297 - 601

5 Wesleyan Academy 310-304 – 614

6 Christ School 302-315 – 617

7 Duhram Academy 310 – 325 – 635

8 Charlotte Latin 312-324 - 636



INDIVIDUAL TOP 10

T1 Davis Womble, Wesleyan Christian Academy 69 – 69 - 138

T1 Davis Bateman, Providence Day – 68 – 70 – 138

3 Chad Cox, Hickory Grove 68 – 71 – 139

4 Ben Sclottman, Forsyth Country Day 79 – 66 – 143

T5 Harry Murrell, Providence Day 73 – 71 – 144

T5 Christian Cichan, Providence Day 73 – 71 – 144

7 Max Dearinger, Ravenscoft 69 – 76 - 145

T8 Coble Wright, Charlotte Country Day 76 – 71 - 147

T8 Chakka Pasupa, Charlotte Country Day 78 – 69 - 147

T8 Reeves Zaytoun, Raleigh Ravenscroft 71 -76 - 147



NCISAA 3A All-State Golf Team (based on whole season scores): Davis Womble (Wesleyan Christian); Davis Bateman (Providence Day); Chad Cox (Hickory Grove); Christian Cichan (Providence Day); Ben Sclottman (Forsyth Country Day); Harry Murrell (Providence Day); Reeves Zaytoun (Ravenscroft); Max Dearinger (Ravenscroft); Coble Wright (Charlotte Country Day).

RALEIGH LEESVILLE ROAD WINS 4A TITLE

PINEHURST— Ben Griffin of East Chapel Hill won a dramatic playoff with Greenville Rose's Andrew Decker on Tuesday to take the individual championship in the 75th annual North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 4-A men’s golf championships at Pinehurst number six.

Griffin won it on the second playoff hole, chipping in to save par on a par four, after the two had finished deadlocked in the regulation 36 holes with 137 totals, five under par.

Andrew Klassing of Charlotte Ardrey Kell was third in the individual standings with a 140. Defending champ Grayson Murray of Raleigh Leesville Road was one of three golfers in a tie for fourth at even par 142, but Carter Jenkins of Leesville won on the first playoff hole to take the fourth spot over Murray and Philip Oweida of Charlotte Myers Park.

The championship was held on a par-71 layout set at 6,537 yards or the NCHSAA event.

Leesville Road held on to capture the team championship with a 292 score on Tuesday for a 577 total, four shots ahead of Myers Park. Ardrey Kell was third with a 593, followed by Raleigh Wakefield and Cary Green Hope. Six of the 12 teams in the field broke 600.

Green Hope had won the 4-A team title four times in the last five years. The best four of six individual scores count toward the team total.

Prior to 1986, all NCHSAA schools competed for a single title in an open tournament. Play went to three classifications in 1986 and then to four classes beginning with the 1998 tournaments.

A total of 84 golfers began play in the two-day tournament. Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor of the NCHSAA sports program.



NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

2011 MEN’S 4-A GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Pinehurst Resort and Country Club, Pinehurst number six



TEAM STANDINGS

Raleigh Leesville Road 285 292 577

Charlotte Myers Park 290 291 581

Charlotte Ardrey Kell 300 293 593

Raleigh Wakefield 294 301 595

Cary Green Hope 298 298 596

Southern Pines Pinecrest 305 294 599

Clayton 304 298 602

Alexander Central 304 299 603

Greensboro Grimsley 308 307 615

West Forsyth 311 304 615

Davie County 305 323 628

Wilmington Hoggard 317 329 646





INDIVIDUAL LEADERS—par 71

First Name Last Name School Scores

Ben
Griffin
East Chapel Hill
69
68
137

Andrew
Decker
J.H. Rose
68
69
137

Andrew
Klasing
Ardrey Kell
71
69
140

Carter
Jenkins
Leesville Road
69
73
142

Grayson
Murray
Leesville Road
71
71
142

Phillip
Oweida
Myers Park
69
73
142

Drew
Johnson
NW Guilford
74
69
143

David
Spears
Myers Park
74
71
145

Jackson
Spires
Terry Sanford
71
74
145

Chandler
White
West Forsyth
75
70
145

Ben
Gardner
Alexander Cntrl
76
70
146

Larry
Han
Leesville Road
72
74
146

Andy
Simmons
Myers Park
72
74
146

Dylan
Harris
Pinecrest
77
69
146

Scott
Squires
Wakefield
76
70
146

Kyle
Arakelian
Wakefield
71
75
146

Andrew
Furr
Clayton
79
68
147

Zach
Burket
Alexander Cntrl
74
74
148

Mitch
Schneider
Ardrey Kell
75
73
148

Austin
Morrison
Myers Park
75
73
148

Trent
Livingstone
Clayton
74
75
149

Will
Thomas
Green Hope
76
73
149

David
Sargent
Hough
76
73
149

Jonathan
Noble
Leesville Road
73
76
149

Alex
Meade
Pinecrest
76
73
149

Nick
Brenner
Ardrey Kell
76
74
150

Minchung
Kim
Green Hope
73
77
150

Tyler
Filippi
Green Hope
72
78
150

Andrew
Fowler
Green Hope
77
74
151

Zach
Seabolt
Leesville Road
77
74
151

Will
Rainey
South Meck
76
75
151

Davis
Hoke
SW Guilford
73
78
151

David
Germann
Clayton
75
77
152

Bryan
Griffin
Grimsley
77
75
152

Jake
Williams
Grimsley
78
74
152

Zachary
Martin
Pinecrest
75
77
152

Tommy
Dillon
Davie County
74
79
153

Gerrick
Polinsky
Grimsley
72
81
153

Kyle
Gee
West Forsyth
80
73
153

Matt
Foster
Alexander Cntrl
77
77
154

Tim
Conover
Holly Springs
82
72
154

Alex
Happer
Wakefield
72
82
154

Matt
Conelly
Wakefield
80
74
154

Tanner
Pearson
Alexander Cntrl
77
78
155

Alex
Rhyne
Alexander Cntrl
77
78
155

Jason
Gallimore
Davie County
76
79
155

Jordan
Warren
Myers Park
76
79
155

Nick
Thompson
Pinecrest
78
77
155

Sam
Kosich
Pinecrest
77
79
156

Boomer
Boyd
Cary
76
81
157

Josh
Stockwell
Pinecrest
82
75
157

Kevin
Herron
Ragsdale
78
79
157

John
Major
West Forsyth
76
81
157

Ryan
Parrish
Grimsley
81
77
158

Zack
Dupre
New Bern
80
78
158

Danny
Gleeson
Wakefield
75
83
158

Aaron
Britt
Ardrey Kell
78
81
159

Michael
O'Donnell
Ardrey Kell
76
83
159

Mark
Germann
Clayton
81
78
159

Justin
Cook
Davie County
78
81
159

Michael
deMontbrun
Leesville Road
85
74
159

Hunter
Oxford
Ardrey Kell
83
77
160

Austin
Clevenger
Green Hope
83
77
160

Logan
Specht
Clayton
76
85
161

PJ
Kester
J.T. Hoggard
78
83
161

Davis
Morrison
Myers Park
78
83
161

Joe
Sink
Davie County
77
85
162

Spencer
Cosgrove
J.T. Hoggard
78
84
162

Taylor
Lasure
J.T. Hoggard
82
80
162

Tyler
Matthews
Clayton
85
78
163

Taylor
Grassi
South Meck
76
88
164

Jordan
Fisher
Alexander Cntrl
86
79
165

Nick
Kroustalis
West Forsyth
80
85
165

Michael
Franchi
Wakefield
83
83
166

Chase
Moore
Davie County
78
89
167

Adam
Friedman
Grimsley
82
85
167

Ryan
Turley
West Forsyth
83
84
167

Owen
Murphy
Green Hope
77
91
168

Brad
Landschoot
West Forsyth
88
80
168

Mark
Laird
J.T. Hoggard
79
90
169

Neil
Scribner
J.T. Hoggard
93
82
175

Jacob
Diab
J.T. Hoggard
88
87
175

Logan
James
Davie County
92
84
176

Zack
Pulliam
Grimsley
84
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Kyle Webb Grimsley -- 107 --

HICKORY'S POSTON WINS 3A TITLE

FOXFIRE VILLAGE — Hickory's J.T. Poston clinched his second consecutive North Carolina High School Athletic Association individual championship in record fashion on Tuesday in the 26th annual state 3-A men’s golf championships at the Foxfire Golf and Country Club.

Poston, the defending individual champion, fired the lowest 36-hole total in the history of the NCHSAA championships by putting up a 68 on Tuesday to go with a blistering nine-under 63 on the opening day for a 13-under par total of 131. He had a nine-shot advantage over second place Robert Register of Burlington Williams.

The previous low score for 36 holes was a 134 by East Davidson's John Carter III at Broken Arrow in Statesville in the 1999 championships.

The championship was held on a par-72, 6,851-yard layout for the NCHSAA event.

Burlington Williams, under veteran head coach Tommy Cole, surged ahead with a 288 on the final day of play for a 579 total, five shots ahead of Hickory as Robert Register (67 on Tuesday) and William Register (71) led the way. Gastonia Forestview, the first day leader by three shots with a 288, had a 300 on Tuesday for a 588 total, good for third place.

The best four of six individual scores count toward the team total.

Prior to 1986, all NCHSAA schools competed for a single title in an open tournament. Play went to three classifications in 1986 and then to four classes beginning with the 1998 tournaments.

A total of 84 golfers began play in the two-day event. Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor of the NCHSAA sports program.



NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

2011 MEN’S 3-A GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Foxfire Golf and Country Club



TEAM STANDINGS

Burlington Williams 291 288 579

Hickory 291 293 584

Gastonia Forestview 288 300 588

Waynesville Tuscola 307 303 610

Asheboro 301 313 614

Concord JM Robinson 311 312 623

Waxhaw Marvin Ridge 313 319 632

Northern Guilford 317 315 632

West Carteret 322 313 635

Charlotte Catholic 323 313 636

Wilson Fike 323 316 639

Rocky Mount 370 348 718




INDIVIDUAL LEADERS—par 72

First Name Last Name School Scores

J.T.
Poston
Hickory
63
68
131

Robert
Register
Williams
73
67
140

William
Register
Williams
70
71
141

Trevor
Cone
JM Robinson
71
71
142

Matt
Yelverton
Weddington
71
72
143

Taylor
Dickson
Forestview
71
73
144

Peter
Harrill
Hickory
74
71
145

Will
Long
Forestview
69
77
146

Keegan
Hoff
Charlotte Catholic
73
74
147

Carter
Page
Tuscola
75
72
147

Luke
Haithcock
Williams
71
76
147

Kirby
Moffitt
Asheboro
71
77
148

Will
Blalock
Forestview
73
76
149

Ritchie
Wainwright
Concord
74
75
149

Daniel
Brantley
Asheboro
73
77
150

Zac
Lewis
Southern Lee
78
72
150

Colin
McKenna
Northern Guilford
73
78
151

Greg
Hensley
West Brunswick
74
77
151

Alex
Taylor
Forestview
75
76
151

Corey
Stamper
Tuscola
75
76
151

Spencer
Peterson
Fike
76
75
151

Jefferson
Ellington
Williams
77
74
151

Graham
Haney
Forestview
75
77
152

Raymond
Caldwell
West Carteret
79
73
152

Jay
Ealley
Northern Guilford
77
76
153

Harrison
Frye
Forestview
78
75
153

Matthew
Turner
Hickory
78
75
153

Tom
Farrel
JM Robinson
79
74
153

Kyle
Austin
Ern. Alamance
75
79
154

Griffith
Chandler
Williams
78
76
154

Win
Balatow
Hickory
76
79
155

Alex
Pugh
Asheboro
77
78
155

Blain
Nichols
Marvin Ridge
77
78
155

Christian
Carpenter
Fred T. Foard
78
77
155

Jared
Wieseham
Charlotte Catholic
80
75
155

Caleb
Keck
Rockingham Co.
77
79
156

Bradley
Reep
Patton
74
83
157

Christian
Constance
Tuscola
80
77
157

Jake
Kennedy
West Rowan
81
76
157

Trey
Blood
Marvin Ridge
80
78
158

Tanner
Norris
West Carteret
80
78
158

Chris
Sherrod
Triton
81
77
158

Jeffrey
Jackman
Northern Guilford
83
75
158

Jacob
Haithcock
Williams
80
79
159

Derek
Bland
Tuscola
77
82
159

DK
Kim
Marvin Ridge
75
86
161

Shields
McKeown
Asheboro
80
81
161

Cameron
Mitro
Marvin Ridge
81
80
161

Frank
Wyatt
Hickory
82
79
161

Evan
Gfeller
Tuscola
84
78
162

Cameron
Suddreth
Fike
83
79
162

Vinny
Santoro
West Carteret
82
81
163

Ty
Hall
West Carteret
81
84
165

Bailey
Rose
Fike
85
80
165

Sterling
Cline
Fred T. Foard
87
78
165

Turner
Garris
Fike
84
82
166

Wade
Harris
Asheboro
85
81
166

Jack
Williams
Hickory
82
85
167

Andrew
Geddes
JM Robinson
83
85
168

Andrew
Campbell
Marvin Ridge
83
85
168

Alex
Pruitt
Charlotte Catholic
84
84
168

Bradley
Carter
West Carteret
87
81
168

Chris
Johnson
JM Robinson
78
91
169

Ethan
Mead
Charlotte Catholic
86
83
169

Joshua
Wright
Marvin Ridge
86
83
169

Kendall
Lewis
Asheboro
83
88
171

John
Derrick
Northern Guilford
84
87
171

James
Martin
Rocky Mount
85
86
171

Devon
Demain
Charlotte Catholic
90
81
171

Corey
Delaney
Charlotte Catholic
93
83
176

Patrick
McCleary
West Carteret
89
88
177

Dylan
Matthews
Rocky Mount
91
86
177

Curtis
Vinson
Hertford County
88
90
178

Martin
Kappauf
Northern Guilford
94
86
180

Gardner
Noble
Rocky Mount
90
91
181

AT
Cashwell
JM Robinson
85
97
182

Blake
Jones
Tuscola
91
95
186

Dean
Leonard
Rocky Mount
100
87
187

Trey
Poole
Northern Guilford
97
93
190

Tyler
Holland
Rocky Mount
104
89
193

Clark
Covolo
Rocky Mount
123
107
230

Brett
Fortin
JM Robinson
98

98

Reed
Harold
Fike
80
NS
80

Brian
Reneau
Fike
NS
84
84

BISHOP MCGUINNESS TEAM, INDIVIDUALS ROLL TO VICTORY IN NCHSAA 1-A MEN’S GOLF



BUIES CREEK-- Kernersville Bishop McGuinness rolled to a convincing team victory and also swept individual honorson Tuesday in the 14th annual North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 1-A men’s golf championships at the Keith Hills Country Club.

Bishop McGuinness had a 29-shot lead in the team standings after the first day and wound up winning by 48 shots, recording 299 totals on both days of play for a 598 total. West Montgomery, the defending team champ, was second with a 646 and East Surry placed third at 669. The best four of six individual scores count toward the team total.

The championship was contested on a par-72, 6,625-yard layout for the NCHSAA event.

Bishop golfers took four of the top six spots and went one-two, with Stanhope Johnson taking medalist honors with rounds of 74 and 71 for a 145 total, good for a three-shot advantage over teammate Tanner Owen.

Patrick Cover of Pine Lake Preparatory, a charter school, was third at 149. Colyn Petty of Swain County captured fourth in a one-hole playoff with William Whitacre of Bishop McGuinness, after they tied with 152 totals after 36 holes.

Prior to 1986, all NCHSAA schools competed for a single title in an open tournament. Play went to three classifications in 1986 and then to four classes beginning with the 1998 tournaments.

A total of 84 golfers began play in the two-day tournament. Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor of the NCHSAA sports program.



NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

2011 MEN’S 1-A GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Keith Hills Country Club, Buies Creek



FINAL TEAM STANDINGS

Kernersville Bishop McGuinness 299 299 598

West Montgomery 328 318 646

East Surry 335 334 669

Lake Norman Charter 348 326 674

Hendersonville 350 335 685

Riverside-Martin 349 342 691

Swain County 345 350 695

Midway 359 343 702

Rosewood 352 356 708

Durham N.C. School of Science and Math 366 352 718

Raleigh Charter 370 368 738

Southwest Onslow 382 367 749





FINAL INDIVIDUAL SCORES

First Name
Last Name
School
Score


Stanhope
Johnson
Bishop McGuinness
74
71
145

Tanner
Owen
Bishop McGuinness
72
76
148

Patrick
Cover
Pine Lake Charter
74
75
149

Colyn
Petty
Swain County
77
75
152

William
Whitacre
Bishop McGuinness
74
78
152

Daniel
Barrett
Bishop McGuinness
79
74
153

Erik
Benson
Gray Stone Day
74
79
153

Dylan
Kennedy
West Montgomery
78
75
153

Nick
Adams
Rosewood
80
74
154

Andrew
London
Central Academy
78
76
154

Adam
Capps
Midway
81
76
157

Cody
Hodges
Mount Airy
74
83
157

Sean
Murphy
Lake Norman Charter
82
76
158

Logan
Wynne
Riverside-Martin
82
77
159

Ethan
Sasser
West Montgomery
78
82
160

Danny
Prevatte
Southwest Onslow
85
76
161

Jordan
Taylor
West Montgomery
82
79
161

Jackson
Wood
Raleigh Charter
81
80
161

Gage
Killian
Murphy
86
76
162

Johnathan
Lara
NCSSM
81
81
162

Brian
Sowinski
Bishop McGuinness
82
80
162

Ben
Vogler
East Surry
82
81
163

Drew
Alley
East Surry
85
81
166

Devin
Laverdure
Heide Trask
85
81
166

Eli
Sanchez
Heide Trask
81
85
166

Grant
Hahn
Hendersonville
89
78
167

Ben
Cattoni
Lake Norman Charter
87
82
169

Brandon
Conrad
Bishop McGuinness
82
88
170

Ty
Hart
Pender
81
89
170

Jordan
Vogler
East Surry
87
83
170

Austin
Moncrief
Hendersonville
89
82
171

Drew
Harkins
West Montgomery
90
82
172

Nicholas
Peavy
NCSSM
87
85
172

Bret
Robinson
Rosewood
86
86
172

Braxton
Squires
Riverside-Martin
86
86
172

Charlie
Maness
West Montgomery
90
83
173

Morgan
Reed
Hendersonville
83
90
173

Cameron
Byrd
Midway
85
89
174

Dustin
Holder
East Surry
81
93
174

Alex
Yarborough
Hendersonville
89
85
174

Jake
Blum
Lake Norman Charter
89
86
175

Whit
Ross
Riverside-Martin
91
84
175

David
Shaw
Lake Norman Charter
93
82
175

Tyler
Bryant
Swain County
86
90
176

Alex
English
Mitchell
84
92
176

Elish
Mahajan
Raleigh Charter
89
89
178

Jordan
Edwards
Spring Creek
89
90
179

Ross
Goldbrum
Lake Norman Charter
90
89
179

Nick
Lisle
Southwest Onslow
89
90
179

Joseph
Marion
East Surry
92
89
181

Robbie
Peterson
Midway
98
85
183

Ben
Cornblum
Swain County
91
94
185

Cole
West
Riverside-Martin
90
98
188

Walker
Harrison
West Montgomery
92
98
190

Blake
Weaver
Rosewood
90
100
190

James
Carson
Swain County
100
91
191

Joey
Kroeger
NCSSM
95
96
191

Brandon
Godwin
Midway
95
97
192

Andrew
Henn
Rosewood
96
96
192

Steve
Welch
Manteo
98
94
192

Lloyd
Blythe
Swain County
91
102
193

Zach
Hobbs
Midway
100
93
193

Zack
Matics
Southwest Onslow
102
91
193

Taylor
Cowan
Riverside-Martin
101
95
196

Keith
Paggette
Riverside-Martin
91
105
196

Eli
Turlington
NCSSM
105
91
196

Brian
Branch
Raleigh Charter
97
100
197

Raymond
Budi
NCSSM
103
95
198

Eric
English
Hendersonville
104
98
202

Kyle
Sheats
Raleigh Charter
103
101
204

John
Jackson
Hendersonville
96
109
205

Tyler
Dean
Rosewood
108
101
209

Matt
Gwynn
Raleigh Charter
111
99
210

Dylan
Zanikos
Midway
107
104
211

Tristan
Watty
Swain County
106
106
212

Gib
Baker
Lake Norman Charter
105
111
216

Amanda
Dango
NCSSM
110
111
221

Drew
Williams
Southwest Onslow
106
122
228

Jaz
Verceles-Zara
Rosewood
113
117
230

Sam
Blake
Southwest Onslow
122
110
232

Nick
Mason
Dixon
DNS

0

Zach
Barnard
East Surry
106
DNP
106

SALISBURY WINS 2A TITLE

SOUTHERN PINES – North Surry's Taylor Coalson emerged from a group of three golfers tied for the lead and captured the individual championship on Tuesday in the 26th annual North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 2-A men’s golf championships at the Longleaf Golf and Country Club.

Coalson had a 71 on the final day and finished with a 140 total, good for a two-shot victory over defending champion Roy Dixon of Salisbury. Dixon, who finished 13th in the individual standings in the 2009 tournament and won it all last year, had a 73 in the final round for a 142 total.

Sam Goodnight of North Lincoln placed third, three shots back. The course was set at par 71 and a 6,600-yard layout.

Salisbury and North Lincoln were deadlocked at 293 in the team standings after the first day of play, but Salisbury put together a score of 287 on Tuesday to storm to a 24-shot victory over North Lincoln. Shelby finished third at 605. The best four of six individual scores counted toward the team total.

Prior to 1986, all NCHSAA schools competed for a single title in an open tournament. Play went to three classifications in 1986 and then to four classes beginning with the 1998 tournaments.

A total of 84 golfers began play in the two-day tournament. Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor of the NCHSAA sports program.



NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

2011 MEN’S 2-A GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Longleaf Golf and Country Club, Southern Pines



FINAL TEAM STANDINGS

Salisbury 293 287 580

North Lincoln 293 311 604

Shelby 298 307 605

Clinton 317 312 629

North Surry 312 318 630

Carrboro 322 319 641

West Davidson 319 330 649

Hampstead Topsail 323 329 652

Southwest Edgecombe 327 329 656

Randleman 338 349 687

Hillsborough Cedar Ridge 347 342 689

West Lincoln 353 341 694


Taylor Coalson North Surry 69 71 140
Roy Dixon Salisbury 69 73 142
Sam Goodnight North Lincoln 69 74 143
Tyler Lail Bunker Hill 73 71 144
Alex Niancuris Salisbury 73 71 144
Miller Capps North Lincoln 74 71 145
Tommy Raddin Forest Hills 73 73 146
Jackson Collier Roanoke Rapids 78 68 146
Troy Beaver Salisbury 74 72 146
Thomas Lilly Maiden 74 74 148
Eric Edwards Salisbury 77 71 148
Michael Thornburg Shelby 71 78 149
Clark Alcorn Salisbury 77 74 151
Cody Dellinger Shelby 73 78 151
Festus Turlington Clinton 75 77 152
Angus Monroe Shelby 80 73 153
Jake Hartman West Davidson 77 76 153
Patrick Morris Topsail 75 79 154
Matt Braxton Cedar Ridge 75 80 155
Dylan Jordan Clinton 76 79 155
Elliot Grayson Shelby 77 78 155
Brandon Williams North Lincoln 73 83 156
Dilon Shoe Trinity 78 78 156
David Kostyal Topsail 82 75 157
Kaleb Lester Carrboro 81 77 158
Neel Patel Carrboro 81 78 159
Brian Donaldson Clinton 84 75 159
Austin Lynch West Stokes 77 82 159
Alex Blake Shelby 77 83 160
Rob Warren Southwest Edgecombe 76 84 160
Nathan Webb Southwest Edgecombe 81 79 160
Andrew Kahn West Davidson 78 82 160
Nathan Curry West Davidson 79 81 160
Zach Joines Wilkes Central 80 80 160
Court Settle John A. Holmes 80 81 161
Grant Studdard North Lincoln 78 83 161
Justin Young North Surry 78 83 161
Will Ballard Polk County 77 84 161
Sam Brighton Carrboro 79 83 162
Will Newton Clinton 82 81 163
Casey Ward Cedar Ridge 85 80 165
Mike Pope Granville Central 86 79 165
Eric Norville Southwest Edgecombe 83 82 165
Sam Lawing North Lincoln 77 89 166
T.J. Carter West Lincoln 85 81 166
Jeremy Shaheen Carrboro 86 81 167
Ben Paddeb Carrboro 81 88 169
Austin Young North Surry 83 86 169
Kyle Farlow Randleman 88 81 169
Ben Johnson Randleman 78 91 169
Tom Kelly Shelby 87 82 169
Allison Katherine Northeastern 87 83 170
DJ Johnson Randleman 81 89 170
Alex Lee Salisbury 89 81 170
Jacob Whitehead Topsail 84 86 170
John Tallent West Lincoln 83 87 170
Ben Braxton Cedar Ridge 83 88 171
Tanner Reynolds North Lincoln 84 87 171
Jeffrey Warrick Southwest Edgecombe 87 84 171
Odin Beveridge Topsail 82 89 171
Cole Glasco North Surry 92 80 172
T.J. Ramey North Surry 90 84 174
Frederick Bath Clinton 84 91 175
Taylor Newton Southwest Edgecombe 89 87 176
Jesse Curry West Davidson 85 91 176
Hunter Dyer West Lincoln 93 84 177
Hayden Lanier Clinton 91 87 178
Dustin Utt North Surry 82 97 179
Austin Pleasants West Davidson 88 93 181
Drake Brady Randleman 91 91 182
Zach Hepp Carrboro 91 92 183
Evan Harrison Randleman 95 88 183
Joshua Austin Pasquotank 90 95 185
Mason McConnell West Lincoln 95 92 187
Colten Lineberger West Lincoln 92 100 192
Julius Graham Cedar Ridge 104 94 198
Dustin Lohr Randleman 101 98 199
Justin Tyson Southwest Edgecombe 108 92 200
Austin Howell Topsail 91 109 200
Tyler Hagan Topsail 99 104 203
Jonah Sykes Cedar Ridge 112 95 207
Dawson Stott West Davidson 113 95 208
Preston Jacobs Cedar Ridge 105 112 217
John Sullivan West Lincoln 0 89 89