Oregon 4-Ball finale: Premier men's matches, Viking showdown
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REDMOND, Ore. (Aug. 26, 2018) – The finals are set at the third Oregon Amateur Four-Ball Championship at Juniper Golf Course in Redmond, Ore. The open division semifinal matches will take place Monday morning before the championship match in the afternoon. The women’s division championship match will be in the afternoon, while the senior men will finish a semifinal match that was suspended due to darkness before teeing off in the final.
The open division semifinals feature two premier matches. In the first semifinal, medalists Jim Dunlap and Jay Poletiek (Tigard/Happy Valley, Ore.) will play two-time champion Trevor Harding (Portland, Ore.) and his partner Robbie Ziegler (Portland, Ore.), the 2018 Oregon Amateur champion.
The second semifinal includes two sides representing Central Oregon. James Chrisman and Cameron Mitchell (Bend, Ore.), the No. 18 seed, will play the side of Ryan Duval and Clare Langford (Bend, Ore.). Langford advanced to the finals in last year’s Oregon Four-Ball with partner Ryan DeCastilhos (Bend, Ore.), who Langford and Duval defeated in the quarterfinals.
The women’s final features a trio of current or former Portland State Vikings. Head Women’s Golf Coach Kailin Downs (Oregon City, Ore.) and her partner, Amy Anderson (Bend, Ore.), will look to win a second-consecutive title as they will play the team of Krissy Peterson (Canby, Ore.) and Hannah Swanson (Forest Grove, Ore.). Peterson, the 2016 Oregon Women’s Amateur champion, played for Portland State from 2015-2017, while Swanson played one year in 2017-18.
In the senior men’s division, one final side is set, while another match has yet to finish its semifinal match. The side of Ron Hop and Alan Plusquellec (Dayton/Sherwood, Ore.) beat defending champions Byron Patton and Jack Schneider (Tigard/Oregon City, Ore.), 3 and 2, in the first semifinal. In the second semi, Phil Barricklow and Kirk Schwerzler (Vancouver/Camas, Wash.) and the team of Mark Adams and Douglas Little (Portland, Ore.) will resume their match on No. 17 Monday morning.
ABOUT THE Oregon Four-Ball
18-hole stroke-play qualifying round followed by low
32
match play for Men and low 16 match play for
Women
and Senior Men (ages 50 and over). There is a
consolation flight after the first round of matches. All
contestants must be members in good standing of
an
OGA Member Club.
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