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HRGolfGuide.com Chez Reavie Wins First PGA Event In 11 Years


a one-shot Reavie lead into a winning four at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut. Making mostly pars, the


37-year-old Reavie saw much of a six-stroke overnight lead evaporate but his one-under 69 was enough to see him hang on for the victory at 17-under 263. His only other PGA Tour victory


Courtesy of USGA Chez Reavie took advantage of a


three-shot swing at the 17th hole to win his first PGA Tour event in 11 years by four strokes at the Travelers


Championship on Sunday. Reavie birdied the penultimate


hole where challenger Keegan Bradley made double-bogey to turn


came at the 2008 RBC Canadian Open. “It means everything,” said


Reavie, who had undergone wrist and knee surgery since the 2008


win. “I had to stay patient today. Keegan was playing great and I kept missing putts,” he said. “Finally I made one on 17 and


kind of turned the corner.” Bradley and compatriot Zack


Sucher tied for second at 13-under aſter both shot 67s. Vaughn Taylor (65) finished


fourth at 12-under, while Paul Casey (65) shared fiſth with Joaquin Niemann (66)


and Kevin Tway


(67) who were another stroke back. Reavie’s victory came a week aſter he tied for third at the US Open.


ODU’s Melichova Headlines Three on VaSID All-State Team NORFOLK, Va. - Old


Dominion women’s golfer Jana Melichova has been named Rookie of the Year in the Virginia All-State University Division Women’s Golf Awards, as voted on by the Virginia Sports Information Directors (VaSID). Melichova and Charlotte De Corte earned first-team All- State honors, while Sana Tufail was named to the second team all-state. Melichova, also named


Conference USA Freshman of the Year closed out the year with a 72.9 stroke average. Marked her best career finish in her first-ever collegiate tournament with a 2nd place finish, which included a 66 in the second round. Her 66 in the Golfweek Program Challenge was a school record for lowest 18-hole score. The Czech Republic native broke 70 five times and posted 12 rounds of par or better. She also finished the season ranked


ODU and UVA both placed


three on the All-State squads. 2019 VaSID All-State


University Division Women’s Golf Team First Team • Charlotte De Corte, Sr., ODU


Courtesy of ODU Athletics


205th according to Golfstat. Also earning a spot on the


All-State First Team, De Corte matched Melichova’s stroke average in her final campaign. She picked up two top-5 finishes and five top-10 finishes. After her senior season, she ranked 167th in the country according to Golfstat and 125th in the Golfstat Cup Rankings. The Belgium native finished in 3rd at the 2019 C-USA Championship in April. De Corte was also a member of the C-USA First


Team All-Conference. Rounding out the Monarchs


all-state honors, Sana Tufail was placed on the second team. Her 73.7 stroke average was tied for second-best on the team. Tufail was named to the Conference USA All-Academic Team and the C-USA Third Team All- Conference this season. Her best finish was at the Golfweek Program Challenge with a 5th place finish. Tufail posted four top-20 finishes and recorded 10 rounds of par or better.


• Anna Redding, Sr., Virginia • Beth Lillie, So., Virginia • Amanda Sr.,


Hollandsworth,


• Virginia Tech • Jana Melichova, Fr., ODU Second Team • Beatriz Mosquera Quintas, Fr., Radford


• Sana Tufail, Sr., ODU • Katharine Virginia


Patrick,


• Annie Collom, Richmond


Sr.,


• Emily Mahar, So., Virginia Tech


Sr.,


VaSID Rookie of the Year – Jana Melichova, Fr., ODU


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