Mother Nature Storms in at Notre Dame
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Heavy rainfall and lightning in the area shortened the Boys 14–19 division to a 27-hole tournament. Despite the challenging weather conditions, the entire Girls Division was able to complete all 36 holes before Mother Nature ultimately brought play to a close. Addisyn Newman claimed the Girls Division title with an impressive two-day total of 149 (+7), carding rounds of 75 and 74. Eleanor O’Grady and Sophie Richmond finished tied for second, each posting a two-day total of 154 (+12).
Pictured above, Cameron Sacramento delivered an impressive performance, firing back-to-back rounds of 68 to finish the tournament at 6-under par and claim the Boys 13 & Under division title by a comfortable margin. Sacramento recorded 11 birdies over 36 holes, leading the division in total birdies made and showcasing remarkable consistency throughout the tournament. Trey Bunner finished in second place after carding a second-round 75 to post a two-day total of 157 (+15). Brian Brady rounded out the top three, finishing in third place with a two-day total of 160 (+18).
Pierce Talarico was the only under-par finisher in the Boys 16–19 Division, carding rounds of 70 and 32 to finish at 4-under par and capture the division title. Talarico posted an impressive 32 on the front nine Sunday before play was abruptly suspended due to heavy rain and lightning, bringing the tournament to a close after 27 holes. Henry Gorin finished in second place with a 27-hole total of 106 (E). Jake Hardin and Benjamin Divido shared third place, each finishing with a total of 108 (+2).
JT Kelly captured the Boys 14–15 Division title with an impressive performance, carding a bogey-free 31 (-4) on the front nine Sunday morning before play was suspended due to heavy rain and lightning. Kelly was the division’s only under-par finisher, shooting 105 (-1), securing the victory with a standout round despite the weather-shortened tournament. Myles Ray finished in second place with a total of 108 (+2). Rounding out the podium, Will Peterson and Salvatore Camalo shared third place, each finishing with a total of 111 (+5).
