Nebraska Match Play: Finals set
6/27/2013 | by
see also: View results for Nebraska Match Play, Country Club Of Lincoln
Andy Sajevic and Lance Lawson will duel on Friday for the Nebraska Match Play championship.
COLUMBUS, NE (June 27, 2013) — Andy Sajevic of Fremont and Lance Lawson of Norfolk each defeated two opponents at Elks Country Club on Thursday to advance to the Nebraska Match Play Championship's 36 hole final.
Following a 2 1/2 hour weather delay during the morning's quarterfinals, Sajevic ousted Brian Csipkes of Gretna in 21 holes. In the afternoon, Sajevic battled to a 2 and 1 win over Ben Maschka of Omaha.
Lawson opened his day with a 3 and 2 triumph over Dylan Heng of Nebraska City before taking down reigning Junior Match Play champion Carson Schaake of Omaha in 20 holes in the semifinals.
The final starts at 8 a.m. on Friday and can be followed at the Scoring link above.
About the Nebraska Match Play
Must be a resident or student of the state of Nebraska. Open to NGA members only. Limited to low 120 indexes. Format will be 36-holes of stroke play to determine a round of 32 match play.
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