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• Summer Recap for Student Ryan Dornes:

  Played in Western Junior Flossmoor, Illinois 74 - 8- ( Missed cut by 1 )
  Qualified to Play Junior Championship at Penn State 74 - 67 - 71 (-4 total ) 
  PGA Championship at Miramount Country Club, Yexas  70-74-76 - Missed cut by 2 strokes.
  Qualified for the US Junior Amateur, Woodlands, Texas shot 78 - 78 missed cut.
  Ryan shoe 62 at a high school match just recently and broke the scoring record by Jim Furyk.
  Ryan's High school scores for this fall: 71,76,65,62,76, and 75.
  Ryan will be accepting a Golf Scholarship to Penn State.

• Email received from John Weber

  Ted,
  I wanted to shoot you an email to fill you in on how my
  Summer for Golf has gone this year.  I just defended my Title and won the
  Conestoga CC Club Championship yesterday!  I was also notified last week
  that I made the War of the Roses team based on the points I accumulated
  throughout the summer.  I will be representing the best 10 players in
  Lancaster County and playing against the best 10 players in York County in a
  Ryder Cup Format.  That tournament is held September 27/28 at Bon Air CC
  this year.  That was one of my main goals at the beginning of the summer!!
  Below are some of the other tournaments that I played in and my finishes.
  
  Lancaster Mid-Amateur- 6th (75)
  Lancaster Amateur- 9th (72-72)
  Manada Individual- 5th (74)  
  Again, I appreciate all of your help and will see you soon!

• Update from student Brynn Walker

  Tournament highlights from Brynn Walker.
  Rolex Girls Junior Championship June  78-75-76- Finished T30th
  U.S. Junior Girls Qualifier  June 71  T1st Qualified
  Junior PGA Championship July  73-75 3rd did not qualify
  U.S. Women's Amateur Qualifier July 70 Place 2nd- Qualified
  U.S. Junior Championship July 27 -26th score 75 - 75 T26 - Made match play losi in round of 64
  AJGA Philadelphia Junior July Huntingdon Valley Golf Club, score 77-79-75 Place 1st
  U.S.Women's Amateur Nassau Country Club  76-76  Missed cut for match play
  PA State Amateur Bent Creek August Score 73 seeded 2nd lost in round of 8
  AJGA Junior at Bethesda MD August 74-75-74 Place 3rd
  AJGA Corsemax / Philadelphia Runner Junior Score 71-70-74 Place 1st
  Very impressive summer for Brynn, Great golf swing with outstanding work ethics. Its been a great pleasure working with Brynn.
  

• Joe Parrini 4th IJGT Tournament

  Joe Parrini got off to a rough start with a 44 on the front nine, then played the final 63 holes at 2 under with rounds of 79 - 71 - 71 and finished 4th, at the University Maryland IJGT Summer Series.  

• Kendel Abrams Scores 71

   
  Kendel Abrams registered the lowest score of the day, an even-par 71, to capture the York County Junior Golf Association 18-and-Under Girls' Division at Hickory Heights Golf Club near Spring Grove.
  Abrams' round included a 2-under 34 on the back nine en route to a 12-shot victory over second-place Alex Lowder.
  It was Abrams' first YCJGA title of the summer. Abrams will be a junior at Susquehannock in the fall. It was her career-low tournament round.

• Lancaster County Junior Golf Tour Hat trick sparks Will Riva to LCJGT win at Hawk Valley

  Will Riva, a rising junior at Lancaster Catholic, opened the current Lancaster County Junior Golf Tour season with a victory at Overlook.After that tournament, he thanked his “lucky charm” — a white bucket hat that protects his pale skin, blonde hair and blue eyes from the sun.Riva, however, recently slept over at a friend’s house. But with Tuesday’s Golf, Etc., Lusk & Associates Junior at Hawk Valley drawing near, he realized there was something missing — his lucky charm.“I called him (and said), ‘Hey, I need you to bring that bucket hat. I need it,’ ” Riva said.When his friend arrived at Hawk Valley on Tuesday, Riva charged up to him and urgently asked, “Dude, you have my hat? I need it.”The exchange was made, and Riva was reunited with his lucky charm.Good thing, too. With the hat came Riva’s second LCJGT championship of the summer.After playing a stellar round of 36-37—73, Riva finished four strokes ahead of Ethan Cairns (39-38—77) and Patrick Neslund (36-41—77) for the crown.“To be honest, tee to green was the best I’ve ever played,” Riva said. “I hit 17 greens.”