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June 6, 2005
Whalen, Conrad Hold Off Huntington's Pat Carter, Shane Niceley in Four–Ball Tourney
by Delano Farley
Daniels, W. Va. (HNN) — Ryan Whalen of Morgantown and Jamie Conrad of Fayetteville held off Huntington's Pat Carter and Shane Nicely June 5, 2005, to take home the win in the West Virginia Four–Ball Tournament at Glade Springs Resort (Cobb Course) here by 3 strokes with a 14 under par score of 130.
After posting a scorching opening day round of a 9 under par 63 at the par 72 Cobb Course of 7,191 yards to lead the tournament, Whalen and Conrad managed a second day total of 5 under par for a score of 67 that brought their winning tournament score to 130 finishing just ahead of Huntington's Carter and Nicely, who finished with a tournament total of 133 after posting a 4 under par 68 on the first day and a 7 under par 65 in the event's final day of the tournament.
Rick Rhoades of Vienna and Brian Stump of Parkersburg posted the low round for Sunday's final event with a 9 under par 63, matching Whalen and Conrad's opening round total, but finished in third place for the second time in a row, this time with a tournament total of 134, just 4 strokes behind the leaders.
Three other teams finished 10 under par and 4 strokes behind Whalen and Conrad also, as Bill Sharpe (Edmond, WV) and Phil Mayes (Huntington), Tim Fisher (Statts Mills) and Joe Gossett (Ripley), and Erik Tedder (Charles Town) and David Bradshaw (Harpers Ferry) all finished with a total of 134 also.
Matt Hicks of Sissonville and David Lane of Coal City finished with a 9 under par total of 135, 5 strokes back, and Tim Dyer and Dave Hanna, both from Clarksburg, finished 6 strokes behind with a tournament total of 136.
Final Results are below:
2005 West Virginia Four Ball Tournament
–63–67–130 – Jamison Conrad, Fayetteville / Ryan Whalen, Morgantown
–68–65–133 – Shane Nicely, Huntington / Pat Carter, Huntington
–71–63–134 – Brian Stump, Parkersburg / Rick Rhoades, Vienna
–69–65–134 – Bill Sharpe, Edmond / Phil Mayes, Huntington
–67–67–134 – Tim Fisher, Statts Mill / Joe Gossett, Ripley
–65–69–134 – Erik Tedder, Charles Town / David Bradshaw, Harpers Ferry
–70–65–135 – Matt Hicks, Sissonsville / David Lane, Coal City
–65–71–136 – Tim Dyer, Clarksburg / Dave Hanna, Clarksburg
–71–66–137 – Sam O'Dell, Hurricane / Brian Hass, Barboursville
–69–68–137 – John Duty Sr., Hurricane / John Duty Jr., Morgantown
–67–70–137 – Charles Green, Bluefield / Garland Green, Bluefield
–69–69–138 – Ryan Waialae, Wheeling / Anthony Reale, Glenville
–73–65–138 – Al Estepp, St. Albans / Gary Crede, Scott Depot
–69–69–138 – Chris Tipper, Vienna / Trent Schambach, Glen Dale
–73–66–139 – Jeff Bragg, Beaver / Stewart Myers, Beckley
–71–69–140 – Adam Krawsczyn, Mason / Mitch Roush, Mason
–69–71–140 – Chad Hovis, Charleston / Geoff Christian, Charleston
–69–71–140 – Butch Freeman, Daniels / Chris Daniels, Beckley
–71–70–141 – Michael Mays, Lester / Tom Brown, Beckley
–71–70–141 – Steve VanHorn, Morgantown / Richard Moore, Spencer
–70–71–141 – Michael Koreski, Mineral Wells / Paul Umpleby, Parkersburg
–70–71–141 – Josh Sword / Jeff Whitman, Hurricane
–73–69–142 – Travis Woodford, Glenville / Lance Woodford, Glenville
–72–70–142 – Charles Persinger, Scott Depot / Jack Forbes, Morgantown
–67–75–142 – Scott Romine, Martinsburg / Nate Hill, Martinsburg
–65–77–142 – Tad Tomblin, Charleston / Jim Grimmett, Davin
–74–69–143 – Gary Thompson, Hurricane / John Bumgarner, Hurricane
–71–72–143 – Drew Schuett, Bluefield / Frank Wilkinson, Bluefield
–73–70–143 – Chuck Workman, Marlinton / Dustin Cutlip, Marlington
–72–72–144 – Jay Kaufman, Parkersburg / Scott Bibbee, Vienna
–71–73–144 – David Loggins, Verdunville / Bart Willis, Mitchell Heights
–75–70–145 – Scott Abbott, Clendenin / Glen Martin, Dunbar
–74–71–145 – Larry Myers, Sumitt Pt. / Rich Pell, Charles Town
–73–72–145 – Reuben Prillaman, Oceana / Nick Cook, Oceana
–72–73–145 – Joel Davis, Oak Hill / Randal Rosiek
–74–72–146 – Chuck Smith, Beckley / Greg Calvert, Beaver
–73–73–146 – Phil Zambos, Huntington / Ian Patrick, Huntington
–71–75–146 – Bill Butcher, Falling Waters / Ted Johnson, Bakerton
–71–75–146 – Jamie Whitt, Huntington / Steve Pay, Huntington
–73–74–147 – Matt O'Dell, Hurricane / Drew Whitten, Hurricane
–74–73–147 – Douglas Taylor, Charleston / James Bartsch, Charleston
–73–74–147 – Rick Thompson, Bluffton / Ed McCall, Daniels
–70–77–147 – Ed Hensley, Madison / Ed Atkins, Madison
–72–75–147 – Spot Leach, Shady Spring / Sam Corey, Beckley
–76–73–149 – Marty Maret, St. Albans / Chris Tully, Alum Creek
–74–75–149 – Robert Jones, St. Albans / Mike Keiffer, St. Albans
–71–78–149 – Michael Powers, Huntington / John Veazey, Huntington
–78–72–150 – Chris Curry, Huntington / Arch Reed, Morgantown
–76–74–150 – Bob Ramsey, Bluefield / Rick McCormick, Princeton
–74–76–150 – Lee Booten, Huntington / C.E. Stone, Huntington
–78–72–150 – Harold Payne, Hurricane / Bill Donahoe, Hurricane
–76–74–150 – Mike Marrara, Morgantown / Shayne Naugle, Morgantown
–75–75–150 – Roger Keaton, Beckley / Jim Cragett, Crab Orchard
–73–77–150 – Jay Baker, Huntington / Craig Brumfield, Kenova
–73–77–150 – Kevin Tipton, Fairmont / Johnny McCann, Pittsburgh
–77–73–150 – Mark Queen, Lavalette / Ben Brown, Huntington
–72–78–150 – David Gleitzman, Morgantown / David Weimer, Morgantown
–80–71–151 – Jimmy Jones, Crab Orchard / Jimmy W. Jones, Crab Orchard
–77–74–151 – Bruce Lawson III, Logan / Bruce Lawson Jr., Logan
–79–73–152 – Marc Hettlinger, Huntington / Greg Wageman, Huntington
–79–73–152 – Gregory McGraw, Daniels / John Stroud, Daniels
–75–77–152 – John Winkler, Summersville / Rick Morgan
–77–75–152 – Scott Miller, Princeton / Chris Woolwine, Princeton
–75–78–153 – Aaron Hunting, Barboursville / Pat Clay, Barboursville
–75–78–153 – Jason Wilkinson, Dunbar / Terry Taylor, South Charleston
–77–76–153 – Jeff Cable, Charleston / Jay Terry, Charleston
–72–81–153 – Tom McGirl, Nallen / Steve Ferguson, Summersville
–75–79–154 – Steve Shy, Huntington / Ron Ray, Huntington
–80–75–155 – Dwight Smith, Daniels / Ernest Fox, Calvin
–77–78–155 – Rusty Johnson, Martinsburg / Terry Hess, Martinsburg
–77–78–155 – Matt Martin, Martinsburg / John Wolfe, Hurricane
–78–77–155 – Adam Sholes, Clendenin / Nate Lancaster, Elkview
–75–82–157 – Rich DeHart, Barboursville / Drew DeHart, Barboursville
–80–78–158 – Garrett Humphrey, Poca / Denny Humphrey, Poca
–75–83–158 – Corky Hammers, Barboursville / Jim Freeman, Milton
–79–81–160 – Jim Martin, St. Albans / Kerry Hinzman, St. Albans
–79–83–162 – Fred Parsons, Martinsburg / Kirk Waldeck, Shepardstown
–81–81–162 – Danny Warren, Beckley / Gary Ward, Beckley
–81–83–164 – Kevin Hall, Barboursville / David Hutchinson
–NC–NC–NC – Sean Erwin, Huntington / Alvin Jewell, Cross Lanes
Best Wishes to Pat Carter and David Bradshaw as they attempt to qualify for the U.S. Open on Monday, June 6, 2005.
Special thanks to Ken Tackett, West Virginia Golf Association Tournament Coordinator for submitting the results.
Thid page last updated: Friday, January 14, 2005, 5:49:38 PM
