Boys golf: State sectional results for Monday, May 11 - NJ.com

• Morristown's Evan Quinn, Paramus earn titles

• Notre Dame's Mike Winters repeats in South A

 Over the course of two days, 10 sectional tournaments were played across the state, resulting in 20 teams and 50 individuals qualifying for the Tournament of Champions at the Hopewell Valley Country Club on May 18.

 Paramus earned the unexpected title at the North Jersey, Group 3 sectional by shooting a 317 to knock out Morristown, No. 8 in the NJ.com Top 20. Northern Highlands finished one stroke behind Paramus (318) in regulation and had to take on Morristown in a two-hole playoff to qualify for the ToC.

Teams throughout Bergen County consistently dominated the northern sectionals. No. 1 Bergen Catholic captured the North Jersey, Non-Public crown after shooting a 312 in Belleville on Tuesday. No. 6 Don Bosco qualified with a score of 319. Bergen Catholic has been the top team all season with a record of 30-0 and seven tournament wins all ready. The Crusaders are eager to defend its Tournament of Champions title next week

 Westwood (320) took first place at the North Jersey, Group 2 tournament at the Bowling Green Golf Course in Oak Ridge. Pascack Hills followed with a 325 to advance to the Tournament of Champions

 Christian Brothers, No. 2 in the NJ.com Top 20, secured yet another crown at the Central/South Jersey, Non-Public A Tournament in Ewing. The Monmouth County and Shore Conference Tournament winners recorded a 308 to edge out No. 9 St. Augustine (313). St. Augustine, the recent Carl Arena Tournament champions, will also return to the Cherry Valley Golf course this year.

Montgomery, No. 6 in the NJ.com Top 20, totaled a 316 to take first in the Central/South Jersey, Group 4 flight in Linwood. The winners of the Cherry Valley Invitational beat out East Brunswick (325). 

Haddonfield finished on top in the Central/South Jersey, Group 1 field with a 313. Cinnaminson narrowly missed the victory, falling to Haddonfield by one stroke (314). Haddonfield toppled Cinnaminson by five strokes at the Carl Arena Tournament last week for a sixth place finish.

SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT QUALIFIERS

(Top five individuals plus ties and top two teams advance)

NORTH JERSEY, SECTIONS 1 AND 2

GROUP 4: TRUMP NATIONAL, HILLSBOROUGH

TEAMS: 1-Hunterdon Central 312 (Dylan Stein 69, James Wolfangel 76, Luke Walkin 80, Robbie Matzel 87). 2-Ridge 318 (Ben Raff 73, Matt Elander 79, Patrick Boles 85, Daniel McCressi 81).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Dylan Stein, Hunterdon Central, 69 2-Ben Raff, Ridge, 73 3-Clifford Lindholm, Montclair, 74. 4-Jim Wolfangel, Hunterdon Central, 76. 5-Kyle Contrereas, Bergen Tech, 76. Sean Taylor, Westfield, 76.

GROUP 3: DARLINGTON GOLF COURSE, MAHWAH

TEAMS: 1-Paramus 317 (Thomas Senderi 74, Stile Kang 84, Kenneth Dykes 81, Gaetano Fernandes 81, James Rendine 81). 2-Northern Highlands 318 (Matt Carlson 80, Tyler Senior 78, Spencer Shih 76, Jack Bors 84).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Evan Quinn, Morristown, 73. 2-Ryle Hearghty, Mendham, 75. 3-Brian Quilty, Roxbury, 75. 4-Spencer Shih, Northern Highlands, 76. 5-Jack Bors, Northern Highlands, 84.

GROUP 2: ROCKLEIGH GOLF CLUB, ROCKLEIGH

TEAMS: 1-Ramsey 295 (Chris Kopack 69, Robert Beers 75, Christian Incardona 75) 2-Ramapo 295 (Matt Collins 75, Stephen Schwab 77, Andrew Scher 79, Ian Lee 79).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Chris Kopack, Ramsey, 69. 2-Matt Panzella, Demarest, 72. 3-Ryan Davis, Gov. Livingston, 73. 4-Nick Dowlan, Voorhees, 74. 5-Matt Collins, Ramapo; Robert Beers, Ramsey, and Christian Incardona, Ramsey, 75.

GROUP 1: BOWLING GREEN COUNTRY CLUB, OAK RIDGE

TEAMS: 1-Westwood 320 (Christopher Lee 72, Michael Green 78, Alex Gates 80, Christian Green 90). 2-Pascack Valley 325 (Jon Solimano 76, Kyle Speilman 79, Garrett Koroughlian 82, Nick Toskulos 88).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Christopher Lee, Westwood, 72. 2-Eugene Kim, Leonia, 75. 3-John Solimano, Pascack Hills, 76. 4-Brett Lubba, Pequannock, 76. 5-Shawn McDale, Bernards, and Josiah Panza, Bernards, 77.

NON-PUBLIC: FORREST HILLS FIELD HOUSE, BLOOMFIELD

TEAMS: 1-Bergen Catholic 312 (George Cultraro 75, Chris Lee 78, Drake Ferriter 82, Jimmy Criscione 82). 2-Don Bosco 319 (Ryan Skae 75, Chris Briggs 79, Gabe Estevez 81, Toby DiPaolo 82).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-1-Will Voestch, Delbarton, 72. 2-Ryan Skae, Don Bosco, 75. 3-George Cultraro, Bergen Catholic, 75. 4-Ryan Fitersoman, DePaul, 77. 5-Daniel Harcourt, St. Peter’s, 77.

CENTRAL/SOUTH JERSEY

GROUP 4: Linwood Country Club, Linwood

TEAMS: 1-Montgomery 316 (Andrew Kotler 75, Kyle Macklin 79, Brian Walker 84, Dan Alteri 78). 2-East Brunswick 325 (Andrew Honei 79, Ross Goldwasser 80, Ryan Toa 80, Brandon Well 86).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Byron Chin, West Windsor-Plainsboro South, 73. 2-Ben Perrine, West Windsor-Plainsboro North, 74. 3-Bobby Weise, Freehold Twp., 75. 4-Andrew Kotler, Montgomery, 75. 5-Tommy Hussong, West Windsor-Plainsboro South, and Matt Cocorikis, Monroe, 75.

GROUP 3: RUNNING DEER GOLF COURSE, PITTSGROVE

TEAMS: 1-Wall 334 2-Hopewell Valley 335.

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Johnny Messina, Colts Neck, 75. 2-Luke Dougherty, Wall, 78. 3-Forrest Swisher, Hopwell Valley, 79. 4-Brandon Li, Hopewell Valley, 80. 5-Justin Murray, Burlington Twp.; Mike Raczenbek, Cumberland, and Andrew Hatch, Wall, 81.

GROUP 1: TOWN & COUNTRY GOLF LINKS, WOODSTOWN

TEAMS: 1-Haddonfield 313 (Jake Klaus 72, Sam Timonen 78, Tanner Reese 81, Mary McGuiness 82). 2-Cinnaminson 314 (Dave Gall 77, Josh Edler 78, Tim Jones 79, Matt Haddon 80).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-David Hicks, Middle Twp., 64. 2-Jacob Klaus, Haddonfield, 72. 3-Dan Greis, Dayton, and Cory Meyer, Bordentown, 73. 5-Davis Barry, New Providence, 75.

GROUP 2: WILDWOOD GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, WILDWOOD

TEAMS: 1-Rumson-Fair Haven 318 (Reid Bedell 73, Perry Litwin, 77, Jack Luby 83, Robby Coene 85). 2-Manasquan 330 (Logan Sabins 78, Austin Deveroux 80, Brian Lembo 82, Mike Reilly 84).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Reid Bedell, Rumson-Fair Haven, 73. 2-Perry Litwin, Rumson-Fair Haven, 77. 3-Logan Sabins, Manasquan, 78. 4- Austin Deveroux, Manasquan, 80. 5-Jack Storako, Highland; Evan LaPenna, Holmdel, and Brian Lembo, Manasquan, 82.

CENTRAL/SOUTH JERSEY NON-PUBLIC

NON-PUBLIC A: MOUNTAIN VIEW GOLF COURSE, EWING

TEAMS: 1-Christian Brothers 306 (Chris Gotterup 73, Sean Farren 75, Jack Doherty 79, Emmanuel Lazzaro 81). 2-St. Augustine 313 (Mark Benevento 73, Luke Sliwowski 78, David Tuttle 81, Jimmy Pagliaccetti 81).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Mike Winter, Notre Dame, 72. 2-Mark Benevento, St. Augustine, 73. 3-Chris Gotterup, Christian Brothers, 81. 4-Sean Farren, Christian Brothers, 75. 5-Pat Lehrkinder, Red Bank Catholic, 76.

NON-PUBLIC B: MOUNTAIN VIEW GOLF COURSE, EWING

TEAMS: 1-St. Rose (Kellen Jordan 75, Patrick Gates 83, Matthew Hunt 83, Jared Scheininger 86. 2-Wildwood Catholic (Jake Ferry 78, Blake Vogdes 86, Pat Vogdes 86, Mitch Ianellio 88).

INDIVIDUALS: 1-Kellen Jordan, St. Rose, 75. 2-Jake Ferry, Wildwood Catholic, 78. 3-Joe Mahoney, Ranney, 85. 4-Patrick Vogdes, Wildwood Catholic, 86. 5-Matthew Hunt, St. Rose, 86.

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