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Hanna-Wehrman Cup Poppy Hills GC | Oct. 19-20


Playing together in the final group, Nick Moore and Jason Anthony each pulled out 3-and-2 wins to help the NCGA rally and retain the Hanna-Wehrman Cup for the 10th straight year. The NCGA trailed 6-4 after the first day’s two


sessions with 10 singles matches up for grabs. But the NCGA won three of the final four matches to secure 6 points on the final day, tie the NCPGA at 10-10, and retain the cup. Randy Haag and Anthony teamed up the first day to


win two points, and then both won their singles matches. Jon Peterson, Matt Cohn and Scott Hardy also won their singles matches for the NCGA. Bruce Summerhays, Dave Carr and Joe Dolby


all secured three points for the NCPGA over the three sessions.


The NCGA leads the overall Hanna-Wehrman Cup series 23-18-9. NCGA Team


Staedler-Jetter Cup Poppy Hills GC | Oct. 19-20


The NCPGA Seniors


secured their fourth straight Staedler-Jetter Cup just eight matches into the 14-match singles session after Chris Bit- ticks won his match 6 and 4. The NCGA rallied after


that, winning five straight matches, but ultimately fell to the NCPGA 15-13. The NCPGA led just


7.5-6.5 going into the singles matches, but secured 6.5 of the first 8 available points in singles.


Mike Cook and Michael


Paul teamed up to win both sessions Monday before clos- ing out their singles matches to capture 3 points for the NCPGA. Dale Bouguennec and Casey


NCPGA Team


Boyns both won 3 points for the NCGA.


56 / NCGA.ORG / WINTER 2016


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