High School Senior Jordan Cox of Redwood City claims qualifying Medalist honors with a 72 at Pebble Beach landing him at 212 while Ed McGlasson of Orange was just 1 stroke higher
PEBBLE BEACH, CA (June 22, 2005) -- Jordan Cox of Redwood City continued his stellar play to earn medalist honors in the final round of stroke-play qualifying at the CGA Amateur Championship at Pebble Beach GL. In his first appearance in the championship, Cox fired an even par-72 to finish at 212, after opening 71-69 in the first two rounds at Poppy Hills GC.
The rising senior at Serra High School had played Pebble Beach only one time previously. Without course knowledge, he relied on deft touch around the greens and solid putting to navigate the 6,719-yard-layout.
"My goal was to make match play," Cox said. "Once you get in match play everyone has a chance. I feel great now because I am not making too many mistakes and I am getting up and down from everywhere."
The field enjoyed sunny skies and calm conditions during the first two rounds, but the third round brought difficult windy conditions. Edward McGlasson of Orange earned the No. 2 seed with a 72 at Pebble for a 213 total, while Joshua Warthen of San Diego finished one stroke back to gain the third seed.
Cox headlines a group of young stars who fared well during the qualifying stages. Four seventeen year olds advanced to match play competition. Joseph Bramlett of Saratoga, was one of three players to card the low round of the day, 69. Nine players finished the third round with a 222 total and were forced to come back in the afternoon for a playoff for the remaining seven spots. The playoff is in progress. Players avoiding the playoff and making match play include 1998 Amateur champion Ed Cuff., former NCGA Player of the Year Rick Reinsberg and NCGA Junior champion Roberto Galleti Jr.
The 32 qualifiers will return to Pebble Thursday morning for matches starting at 6:10. The quarterfinals and semifinals will be held Friday, while the scheduled 36-hole final match will be completed Saturday. Live scoring will be provided for all matches
Following are complete third-round scores:
Jordan Cox, Redwood City, 71-69-72--212
Edward McGlasson, Orange, 71-70-72--213
Joshua Warthen, San Diego, 68-73-73--214
Don DuBois, Newport Beach, 71-74-70--215
Kevin Chappell, Fresno, 70-75-70--215
Garett Wagner, Brentwood, 73-71-72--216
Rick Reinsberg, Lafayette, 71-71-74--216
Brad Shaw, Pacific Palisades, 74-74-69--217
Scott McGihon, Bermuda Dunes, 71-74-72--217
Ed Cuff, Murrieta, 71-70-76--217
Chris Heintz, Brea, 71-75-72--218
John Pate, Santa Barbara, 73-73-72--218
Steve Woods, Cupertino, 72-72-74--218
Michael Wilson, Berkeley, 75-67-76--218
Eddie Olson, Aptos, 67-74-77--218
Jeff Hoffman, Folsom, 72-77-70--219
Eric Riehle, Hemet, 73-74-72--219
Will Johnson, San Francisco, 77-74-69--220
Joseph Bramlett, Saratoga, Calif., 75-76-69--220
Roberto Galletti, Jr., Clayton, 71-76-73--220
Jeff Gilchrist, Carmichael, 72-74-74--220
Bobby Powers, Watsonville, 74-70-76--220
Doug Miller, Thousand Oaks, 73-77-71--221
Dan Bieber, Alamo, 72-77-72--221
Mike Rowe, Palm Desert, 69-77-75--221
Playoff in progress
Scott Terry, Pleasanton, 73-78-71--222*
John McClure, Austin, 70-80-72--222*
Bob Niger, El Dorado Hills, 74-75-73--222*
Trevor Carle, Santa Rosa, 73-75-74--222*
Jeff Wilson, Fairfield, 74-74-74--222*
Jeff Burda, Modesto, 69-78-75--222*
Gary Young, Redwood City, 74-73-75--222*
Pete Roberts, San Marcos, 72-74-76--222*
Daniel Lim, Cupertino, 75-69-78--222*
Failed to qualify for Match Play
Brandon Hillpot, Beaumont, 75-77-71--223
Lenny Park, Phoenix, 75-76-72--223
Dean Menante, Reno, NV, 72-77-74--223
Jon Peterson, Granite Bay, 74-75-74--223
D.J. Fernando, Bakersfield, 77-74-73--224
Kevin Kim, Jamul, 73-76-75--224
Gerry Simoni, Carlsbad, 73-75-76--224
John Adams, San Clemente, 75-71-78--224
Craig Steinberg, Oak Park, 75-76-76--227
Louie Bishop, Murrieta, 75-76-76--227
Ben Miller, Palos Verdes, 75-77-76--228
Gary Donovan, Cathedral City, 77-75-76--228
Trent Tessler, Redwood City, 73-76-79--228
Jeff Rangel, Martinez, 75-74-79--228
Gregory Main, Danville, 71-77-80--228
Brian Edick, Valencia, 78-70-80--228
Brett Borchers, Pleasanton, 75-75-79--229
Mathew Tom, Norwalk, 77-74-80--231
Nick Geyer, Agoura Hills, 73-76-82--231
Sean Shahi, Laguna Niguel, 71-78-82--231
Carl Smith, IV, Laguna Beach, 75-74-82--231
Jerry Ledzinski, Carmel, 74-77-81--232
Dan Sexton, Salinas, 75-76-81--232
Travis Esway, Granite Bay, 75-77-80--232
Terry Foreman*, Antioch, 75-77-82--234
Chad Wood, Sacramento, 75-76-88--239
*Playoff
Failed to advance to the third round:
152 -- Nico Bollini, Yorba Linda, 72-80
Michael Jensen, Los Altos, 75-77
Brian Lindley, Corona del Mar, 75-77
Masao Sugimoto, San Diego, 72-80
Tyler Veysey, San Diego, 74-78.
David Schnider, Vista, 77-75
153 - Blake Brown, Atascadero, 71-82
Jeff Bruce, Danville, 76-77
Brandon Christianson, Valencia, 74-79
John Colyar, Saratoga, 74-79
Fred Hoffman, Riverside, 77-76
Kevin Kobalter, San Rafael, 77-76
Mark Maguire, Oakland, 77-76
Kyle Metzler, Rancho Murieta, 79-74
James Popoff, La Habra Heights, 76-77
JJ Scurich, San Luis Obispo, 77-76
Greg Uberuaga, Los Angeles, 78-75
Kevin Wentworth, Arnold, 75-78.
154 - Kendall Adams, Jr., Fallbrook, 77-77
Eric Arnold, South Lake Tahoe, 77-77
Bill Corbett, Belvedere Tiburon, 77-77
Jeff Doolittle, Colton, 75-79
David Hawkins, Rancho Santa Margarita, 78-76
Charles Kavanaugh, Irvine, 73-81
Emmett O'Donnell, Tiburon, 77-77.
155 - Luke Allard, San Jose, 74-81
Thomas Case, Saugus, 78-77
George DeHuff, IV, Coto de Caza, 79-76
Mark Fernando, San Diego, 76-79
Aaron Goldberg, Carlsbad, 74-81
John Hoffman, San Diego, 75-80
Howie Knodt, Chula Vista, 77-78
Lon Mastro, San Luis Obispo, 78-77
Patrick Nagle, Pacifica, 80-75
Colin Peck, Palo Alto, 78-77
Matthew Pierce, Jr., San Juan Capistrano, 77-78
Tim Romero, San Juan Capistrano, 79-76
Kent Taylor, Ramona, 75-80
JJ Wood, Calabasas, 79-76.
156 - Forrest Blake, West Hills, 74-82
John Enright, Montara, 78-78
Johnny Holmes, Riverside, 77-79
Michael McLoughlin, Millbrae, 80-76
Tom Shea, Stockton, 76-80
Kurt Van Hess, Los Gatos, 77-79
Michael Walker, Newport Beach, 74-82.
157 - Jason Anthony, Fairfield, 76-81
David Bartman, Los Angeles, 75-82
Casey Boyns, Pacific Grove, 72-85
Barrett Damerel, San Marino, 78-79
Clayton Davis, Shell Beach, 79-78
Jason Goode, Castaic, 80-77
Scott Hardy, Pittsburg, 78-79
Gary Havro, Claremont, 81-76
Garrett Larson, Lafayette, 81-76
Lee Mikles, Santa Barbara, 81-76
William Moore, Pacific Grove, 80-77
Mark Peel, Pebble Beach, 78-79.
158 - Bryan Newman, San Bernardino, 76-82
Ryan Panichpakdee, Long Beach, 82-76
Darren Schwartz, Westlake Village, 76-82
Satoru Suzuki, Lake Forest, 80-78.
159 - John Balfanz, Bakersfield, 77-82
Brian Bazzel, Carlsbad, 80-79
Scot Lance, Fairfax, 82-77
Matt Marshall, Los Gatos, 82-77
Jim McCarley, Hollister, 81-78
Andrew Overton, Livermore, 78-81
Eric Restrepo, Davis, 76-83
Troy Williams, Atwater, 79-80.
161 - Eric Meeker, Mountain View, 76-86.
162 - Ryan Doverspike, San Diego, 77-85
John Driver, Palo Alto, 82-80
Paul Moore, Ukiah, 75-87
Mark Sear, Manhattan Beach, 81-81
Josh Twist, Rancho Murieta, 78-84
Alan Wong, Sacramento, 80-82.
163 - Eddie Davis, San Mateo, 76-87
Kirk McCaskill, Rancho Santa Fe, 81-82.
164 - Dominic Debellis, Brentwood, 82-82
Ian Fleishman, Los Angeles, 77-87
John Zinser, Riverside, 83-81.
165 - Andy Chao, San Diego, 81-84.
Alex Schumacher, Santa Maria, 80-85
Stefan Vonseeger, Rancho Murieta, 88-77.
166 - Steve Conway, Newport Beach, 86-80.
167 - Philllip Telliard, Riverside, 80-87.
168 - Rene Grivel, San Juan Capistrano, 82-86
George McKean, Jr., Kingsburg, 85-83.
169 - Brent Booth, Los Altos, 85-84.
NC - Tom Clark, Turlock, 88-NC
Harlan Karnofsky, Sacramento, 80-NC.
WD - Mark Gardner, Redlands, 81-WD
Will Haydon, Palo Alto, -
Nick Rechedy, San Francisco, -
David Ujihara, Brea, 85-WD.
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