Alex Prugh of Spokane, WA and Bart Patitucci of Othello, WA sit atop
the leader board after the first 36-holes
The Links at Moses Pointe, 7278 yards, Par 72 - Moses Lake, Washington
– Alex Prugh of Spokane, WA and Bart Patitucci of Othello, WA sit atop
the leader board after the first 36-holes of the WSGA Men’s State
Amateur Championship. Prugh got to 5-under par 139 with consistent play in
the first two rounds. Despite a bogie on his last hole, he bettered
his score from the first round by one stroke with a 69. Patitucci had
the round of the tournament thus far with a 4-under par 68 in the second
round. With four birdies, he rallied on the back with a 3-under par
33.
A 36-hole cut at 12-over par 156 leaves 60 players still competing for
the championship with two rounds still to play. The two leaders have a
comfortable lead of four strokes going into the third round.
Yesterday’s co-leader Zach Bixler of Richland, WA is joined with Josh Immordino
of Auburn, WA at 1-under par 143.
The championship calls for 72 holes of gross stroke play, with the
starting field of 134 being cut to the lowest 60 scorers and ties after 36
holes. The championship trophy will be awarded to the low gross player
of the field. Action commences on Friday, June 24 with the low 60
players of the field starting from the #1 tee beginning at 7:30 a.m.
Spectators are welcome.
Following is a complete list of second round scores.
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Alex Prugh, Spokane, Wash., 70-69--139
Bart Patitucci, Othello, Wash., 71-68--139
Josh Immordino, Auburn, Wash., 70-73--143
Zach Bixler, Richland, Wash., 69-74--143
Erik Hanson, Kirkland, Wash., 71-74--145
Jeff McNaughton, Edmonds, Wash., 69-76--145
Steven Dales, Abbotsford, BC, 69-76--145
Andrew Bostrom, Lynden, Wash., 70-76--146
Bob Burton, Everett, Wash., 74-72--146
Derek Berg, Duvall, Wash., 73-73--146
Jacob Koppenberg, Everett, Wash., 72-74--146
Travis Andrews, Bothell, Wash., 74-72--146
John Cassidy III, Yelm, Wash., 75-72--147
Jonathan Keane, Edmonds, Wash., 75-72--147
Keith Crimp, Ellensburg, Wash., 72-75--147
Luke Bennett, Bellingham, Wash., 72-75--147
Jake Easterly, Leavenworth, Wash., 77-71--148
Jordan Mason, Delta, BC, 75-73--148
Kent Brown, Colville, Wash., 72-76--148
Tommy Bullock, Mukilteo, Wash., 72-76--148
Chad Gorney, Everett, Wash., 70-79--149
Dan Whitaker, Cle-Elum, Wash., 75-74--149
Manuel Orozco, Kennewick, Wash., 79-70--149
Nicholas Grigsby, Spokane Valley, Wash., 75-74--149
Xavier Dailly, Burlington, Wash., 76-73--149
Joseph Prince, Bellevue, Wash., 74-76--150
Mark Johnson, Woodway, Wash., 77-73--150
Zack Shriver, Marysville, Wash., 73-77--150
Andrew Roberts, Marysville, Wash., 78-73--151
Kyle Miller, Redmond, Wash., 75-76--151
Rick Ramsay, Santa Rosa, Calif., 74-77--151
Ed Jonson, Bainbridge Island, Wash., 79-73--152
Logan Toskey, Seattle, Wash., 77-75--152
Michael Bordner, Omak, Wash., 76-76--152
Trevor Loe, Sammamish, Wash., 76-76--152
Andrew Hunter, University Place, Wash., 75-78--153
Austin Beatty, Bothell, Wash., 78-75--153
Brandon Hjelseth, University Place, Wash., 77-76--153
Brent Schlosstein, Sammamish, Wash., 75-78--153
John Marty, Richland, Wash., 77-76--153
Mark West, Fairchild Air Force Base, Wash., 73-80--153
Matt Cowell, Friday Harbor, Wash., 76-77--153
Maxton Reinland, College Place, Wash., 81-72--153
Mitch Runge, Raymond, Wash., 76-77--153
Paul Houvener, Mill Creek, Wash., 76-77--153
Casey Granston, Seattle, Wash., 75-79--154
Dane Bagnell, Edgewood, Wash., 77-77—154
Jordan Carter, Woodinville, Wash., 70-84--154
Josh Taylor, Abbotsford, BC, 82-72--154
Craig Leslie, Spokane, Wash., 77-78--155
Kirk Phillips, Moses Lake, Wash., 75-80--155
Sean Packer, Sumner, Wash., 79-76--155
Brock Johnson, Moses Lake, Wash., 77-79--156
Jordan Madison, Pasco, Wash., 79-77--156
Justin Johnson, Seattle, Wash., 79-77--156
Michael M Hall, Spokane, Wash., 79-77--156
Paul Bonorden, Snohomish, Wash., 73-83--156
Peter Guay, Kirkland, Wash., 82-74--156
Sean Armstrong, Snoqualmie, Wash., 76-80--156
Tom Phillips, Seattle, Wash., 79-77—156
MISSED CUT
Ethan Lewis, Ephrata, Wash., 82-75--157
Ivan Porcayo, Yakima, Wash., 80-77--157
Ken Wade, Kennewick, Wash., 80-77--157
Jimmy Hayes, Redmond, Wash., 85-73--158
Don Seol, Surrey, BC, 77-82--159
Jamie Chaussee, Kirkland, Wash., 78-81--159
Jason Aichele, Richland, Wash., 75-84--159
Kris Martonik, Puyallup, Wash., 78-81--159
Palmer Balke, Edmonds, Wash., 81-78--159
Sean Madgett, Sammamish, Wash., 82-77--159
Alex Berry, Renton, Wash., 79-82--161
Brian Roberts, Seattle, Wash., 83-78--161
Derek Lee, North Bend, Wash., 79-82--161
Doug Porter, Seattle, Wash., 82-80--162
Pat Howard, Richland, Wash., 81-81--162
Peter Yagi, Bellevue, Wash., 83-79--162
Greg Ott, Kent, Wash., 77-86--163
Patrick Kent, Tukwilla, Wash., 83-80--163
Ryan Dahl, Richland, Wash., 81-82--163
Ryan Larson, Seattle, Wash., 82-81--163
Colton Johnson, East Wenatchee, Wash., 81-83--164
Dean Delaye, Woodinville, Wash., 84-80--164
Jeffrey S. Upchurch, Sequim, Wash., 81-83--164
Michael Hansen, Mill Creek, Wash., 80-84--164
Per Hansen, Delta, BC, 86-78--164
Ward Jackson, Yakima, Wash., 87-77--164
Denny LaRue, Spokane, Wash., 80-85--165
Jake Deskins, Tacoma, Wash., 89-76--165
John F. Stone, Spokane, Wash., 86-79--165
John Molitor, Moses Lake, Wash., 82-83--165
Joseph Perkins, Royal City, Wash., 86-79--165
Kevin Lim, Woodinville, Wash., 86-79--165
Matt Ristine, Federal Way, Wash., 83-82--165
Scott Miller, Issaquah, Wash., 84-81—165
Shawn Beattie, Everett, Wash., 83-82--165
Ben Cartmell, Richland, Wash., 78-88--166
Biniyam Berhe, Renton, Wash., 83-83--166
Kyle Wesolowski, Graham, Wash., 82-84--166
Bobby Huynh, Snoqualmie, Wash., 83-84--167
Warren Ayers, Olympia, Wash., 87-80--167
Brian Misterek, Gig Harbor, Wash., 82-86--168
Chad Carlson, Clarkston, Wash., 88-80--168
Martin White, Bellingham, Wash., 84-84--168
Sten Olsen, Seattle, Wash., 86-82--168
Cody Lamb, Moses Lake, Wash., 79-91--170
Chris Schuchart, Redmond, Wash., 85-86--171
Jay Young, Everett, Wash., 86-85--171
Scott Adams, Spokane, Wash., 91-80--171
Shawn Tonkin, Mercer Island, Wash., 81-90--171
Brandon Johnson, Olympia, Wash., 85-87--172
Dylan Meyer, Seattle, Wash., 87-85--172
Ty Cannon, Bothell, Wash., 86-86--172
Joseph Whalen, Ephrata, Wash., 87-87--174
Darin Westover, Kent, Wash., 93-82--175
Paul Watt, Renton, Wash., 86-89--175
Brad Burtness, Spokane, Wash., 93-83--176
Hans Olson, Bainbridge Island, Wash., 92-84--176
Matt Trudgeon, Colville, Wash., 86-90--176
Connor Donnelly, Seattle, Wash., 84-93--177
Erik W. Denmark, Seattle, Wash., 98-79--177
Jeff Shearer, Spanaway, Wash., 90-87--177
Burke Shethar, Seattle, Wash., 97-82--179
Sean Thompson, Greenacres, Wash., 88-91--179
Remus Piscuc, Sammamish, Wash., 93-87--180
Scott MacPherson, Lake Forest Park, Wash., 94-92--186
Jason Dillon, Redmond, Wash., 88-99--187
David James, Royal City, Wash., 94-98--192
Jordan Stupey, Edmonds, Wash., 88-104--192
About the Washington Men's Amateur Golf Tournament
54-hole Individual Stroke Play (Gross only). Cut to low 60 players and ties after 36 holes. Must be a member of a WSGA member club.
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