FCWT Mission Inn-Las Colinas: Vattanapisit cruises

February 3, 2008 | by

Tanapol Vattanapisit wins boys 13-15 division after firing second-round 67

LAS COLINAS, Fla. (Feb. 3, 2008)-- Cheng Tsung Pan grabbed a one-stroke victory in the boys 16-18 flight of the Future Collegians World Tour Mission Inn - Las Colinas Open by shooting a 2-under-par 70 on Sunday to edge Trent Hillis of Missouri.

In the 13-15 division, Tanapol Vattanapisit shot a scorching 67 in the second round to cruise to a seven-stroke victory.

Full results follow:

	Boys 16-18
	Name/Hometown	Rd.1	Rd.2	Tot.
1	Cheng Tsung Pan, Taiwan, ----	73	70	143
2	Trent Hillis, Poplar Bluff, MO, 2010	72	72	144
3	Jan Ryba, GC Karlstejn,czech rebublic, ----	73	72	145
4	Rocky Khara, SEBRING, FL, 2010	75	71	146
5	Lucas Leibel, Toronto, ON, 2008	74	73	147
T6	Pablo Serna, Armenia, Colombia, 2009	74	74	148
T6	Marshall Talkington, Jackson, TN, 2010	71	77	148
8	Jordan Duffy, calgary, alberta, ----	74	75	149
9	Jason Del Rosso, Orlando, 2009	76	75	151
T10	Kanhai Patel, Brasscharat, Belgium, 2008	80	74	154
T10	Andrew Kim, Old Tappan, NJ, 2010	78	76	154
T10	Ryan Frederick, Lockport, IL, 2009	74	80	154
T13	Andrew Cho, Howey in the Hills, FL, 2010	79	76	155
T13	Devin Hernandez, Seminole, Florida, 2009	78	77	155
T13	D.J. Janolo, Kissimmee, FL, 2009	78	77	155
T13	Daniel Bakaley, Middleburg, FL, 2008	77	78	155
T17	Motin Yeung, Beijing,China, 2012	82	74	156
T17	Andrew Schiano, Orlando, FL, 2008	78	78	156
19	Benjamin Murray, Toronto, 2009	77	80	157
T20	Michael Boyd, Windermere, FL, 2008	83	75	158
T20	Jon Hartman, Essex Fells,NJ, 2009	82	76	158
T20	Joseph Carlson, Inverness, IL, 2010	80	78	158
T20	John Van Vranken, Bradenton, 2009	78	80	158
T20	Andrew Gain, Gold Coast, AUSTRALIA, 2009	77	81	158
T25	Brant DeLongy, Winter Park, FL, 2009	79	81	160
T25	Michael Beddow, Weston, FL, 2009	80	80	160
27	Nico Irrgang, Bavaria, GERMANY, 2008	78	83	161
28	Connor Cronkhite, Fairview, PA, 2009	81	83	164
T29	Mark Wichrowski, Apopka, FL, 2009	83	82	165
T29	Brad Brown, Collingwood Ontario Canada, 2008	78	87	165
31	Shivarjun Rao, Hyeerabad, India, 2009	82	84	166
32	Michael Tang, Windermere, FL, 2008	85	82	167
T33	Jacob(won kyuoung) Yoon, South Korea, 2009	86	84	170
T33	Andrew Thayer, Charlotte, VT, 2007	83	87	170
T35	Nathan Irwin, stoney creek, 2008	88	83	171
T35	Mandela Sealy, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO, 2008	81	90	171
37	Thomas Nessler, Sherman, IL, 2008	86	86	172
38	tae Hwan Jin, Seoul Korea, 2010	85	88	173
T39	Vladimir Andryukin, Moscow, Russia, 2007	89	86	175
T39	Stephen Kimsey, Hight Point, NC, 2009	95	80	175
T41	Thaweechai Karuchit, Bangkok, Thailand, 2009	94	84	178
T41	Jonathan Lister, Toronto, 2009	89	89	178
T43	Adam Vertuca, Dublin, Ohio, 2009	98	84	182
T43	Ryan Colatrella, Ridgefield, 2009	91	91	182
45	Paul Mastronardi, Ontario, Canada, 2009	92	93	185

	Boys 13-15
1	Tanapol Vattanapisit, Rayong, Thailand, 2011	72	67	139
2	James Yoon, Asuncion, Paraguay, 2012	73	73	146
3	Joshua Lee, Orange Park, FL, 2013	78	71	149
T4	Brandon Baerwaldt, Bradenton, FL, 2010	75	77	152
T4	Jason Zhou, SKILLMAN, NJ, 2011	76	76	152
6	Tyler Calderone, Longwood, Florida, 2011	79	79	158
7	Prem (Ben) Samritpricha, Bangkok, Thailand, 2012	82	78	160
8	Philippe Schweizer, Mellingen, Swizterland, 2012	83	78	161
9	Wesley Wexner, Parkland,FL, 2011	84	81	165
10	Tanguy Oukeo, West Lafayette, IN, 2011	84	92	176
11	Sawyer Huth, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 2011	87	93	180
12	Andrew Doherty, Dublin, Ireland, 2010	93	90	183
13	Benjamin Lister, Toronto, 2012	97	97	194

	Boys 11-12
1	Rigel Fernandes, Dubai, UAE, 2013	79	75	154
2	Timmy Hanzelko, Longwood, Fl., 2014	85	84	169
3	Lucas Schlossberg, Buenos Aires Argentina, 2014	83	88	171
4	Bradley Beazant, Leigh,England, 2013	87	85	172
T5	Osama Khan, Barbados, 2012	90	84	174
T5	C.J. Wagner, Easton, PA, 2013	89	85	174

	Girls 13-18
1	Christina Miller, Acworth, Georgia, 2010	73	70	143
2	Karen Chung, Livingston, NJ, 2013	74	72	146
3	Monica Miller, Davie, FL, 2008	78	73	151
4	Taylor Schmidt, Kincardine, ON, CANADA, 2009	74	78	152
5	Annie Park, Levittown, NY, 2013	75	78	153
6	Susana Benavides, Cochabamba, Bolivia, 2009	77	77	154
T7	Joana De Sa Pereira, Cannes, FRANCE, 2010	81	76	157
T7	Ying Yun, Beijing, China, ----	77	80	157
9	Deborah Marie De Villa, Quezon City, Philippines, 2009	84	79	163
10	Rahel Luechinger, Heiligkreuz, Switzerland, 2007	83	83	166
11	Kimberley Knox, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, 2008	84	87	171
T12	Katinka Dufour, Paris, France, 2007	85	88	173
T12	Matilda Tse, Bradenton, 2010	88	85	173
T14	Tyler Etcheberry, Wesley Chapel, FL, 2008	88	86	174
T14	Mallory Viera, Howey in the Hills, 2010	82	92	174
16	Taylor Quinn, Barrington, IL, 2010	92	84	176
17	Kelsey Hughes, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, 2009	95	92	187
18	Julie Morse, Vancouver, WA, 2010	104	96	200

	Girls 11-14
1	Samantha Wagner, Easton, PA, 2015	82	74	156
2	Gudrun Peturndottir, Iceland, 2013	84	77	161
3	Sofia Molinaro, Torino, Italy, 2012	80	82	162
4	Regan Simeone, milton , ma, 2011	84	84	168

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