Hey Everyone,
Another eventful week, so below are the results from anything that wrapped up this weekend, along with a preview of the MassGolf Four-Ball, which starts on Tuesday.
Let’s get to it.
Pro Results
Chevron Championship: Nelly Korda won her third major championship this week by five shots. Megan Khang shot 72-67-73-75 (-1) and finished T34. It’s Khang’s second-best finish of the year. Best best finished was a T28 in the LA Championship. Alexa Pano missed the cut. Results
Zurich Championship: Michael Thorbjornsen and Karl Vilips finished T13. Davis Chatfield and Adrien Dumont de Chassart finished T17. It’s Chatfield’s best finish on tour, and he’ll likely be back on the course at the Myrtle Beach Classic on May 7. Results
Mitsubishi Electric Classic: Jason Caron finished T34, while Retief Goosen won the Stableford event. Results
Men’s College Results
If you’re looking for a comprehensive look at Division 1 Conference Championships involving New England teams and Massachusetts individuals, this page has them all.
This is what went down this weekend:
ACC Championship: Joey Lenane (Dedham, Mass.) traveled with his NC State team, but was a substitute for the Wolfpack. Stanford won the stroke play portion of the event. | Stroke Play | Match Play
Ivy League: Harvard won the Ivy League Championship by one shot over Princeton. The Crimsons Barry Zhang beat Princeton’s Reed Greyserman in a playoff for the individual title. Yale finished fourth, and Dartmouth finished fifth. Results
Patriot League: Navy won the championship by five shots over Lafayette. The Midshipmen shot an outstanding 3-under par as a team to climb to the top in the final round. Holy Cross finished fifth. For Holy Cross, John Scollins (Wrentham, Mass.) finished 26th, John Scully (Winchester, Mass.) finished 28th, and Brian Glennon (Hingham, Mass.) finished 38th. Matthew Quinn (Holden, Mass.) finished 30th for Lehigh. Results
NEC Championship: Howard won the title, and New Haven finished T5 to wrap up their inaugural year as a Division 1 program. Results
Southwestern Athletic Conference: Sascha Robinson (Plymouth, Mass.) finished in sixth place while competing for Florida A&M. His team finished in second place behind Arkansas - Pine Bluffs. Results
SEC Championship: Ryan Downes shot 74-72 in the first two rounds of the SEC Championship but was a sub in the third and final round. It was an underwhelming performance for Vanderbilt. They finished 14th, 15 shots outside of the match play cut line. Ole Miss won the title, beating Florida in the final. Stroke Play | Match Play
NESCAC: Williams won the D3 NESCAC Championship at Fox Hopyard in Connecticut. They leapfrogged Tufts in the final round with a 6-over par score, beating the Jumbos by 15 shots on that day and beating them by 13 for the win.
Individuals from Massachusetts who competed:
Tufts
Brendan Roy (Sterling, Mass.) 4th place
JP Noone (Weston, Mass.) 13th place
Nick McCabe (Hingham, Mass.) 40th place
Trinity
Aidan Monahan (Winchester, Mass.) 11th place
Bates
Sean Resnick (Walpole, Mass.) 48th place
Colby
John Kinsley (Scituate, Mass.) 23rd place
Owen Finnerty (Winchester, Mass.) 49th place
Jeevan Adand (Shrewsbury, Mass.) 50th place
Women’s College Results
MAAC Championship: Quinnipiac beat Fairfield by three shots to win the MAAC Championship and book a spot in the NCAA Regionals. Sophia Fujita led the way for the Bobcats and won the individual title. Sacred Heart finished fourth and Merrimack finished 5th. Results
Ivy League Championship: Columbia beat Harvard by seven shots. Dartmouth finished fifth, and Yale finished sixth. Live Scoring
Big 12 Championship: Molly Smith finished 44th, and her UCF team took third place. They should have a spot in a Regional, as they are the 15th ranked team in the country. Results
College Events this week:
American Athletic Conference: Apr 27-29 | Aidan Emmerich (Temple) Live Scoring
Conference USA: Apr 27-30 | Trevor Drew (W. Kentucky) Live Scoring
West Coast Conference: May 1-2 | Emil Nielsen (Santa Clara) Scoring
Big East Championship: Apr 25-27 | Providence, Isabel Brozena (Xavier) Live Scoring
Amateur Results:
McCampbell Cup: Will Lord (Suffield, Conn.) shot 68 (-3) at Rhode Island CC to beat Riley Donovan (Milton, Mass.) by a shot in the boys division. Alyssa Liu (Milton, Mass.) and Adrianna Eaton (Smithfield, RI) both shot 75 in the Girls’ division. Judging by the leaderboard, Liu was given the victory. Results
Mass Four-Ball Preview
The MassGolf Championship season kicks off this week down on the south shore. Waverly Oaks (Plymouth, Mass.) and Indian Pond (Kingston, Mass.) are the host courses.
Venues: Waverly Oaks (Plymouth, Mass.) and Indian Pond (Kingston, Mass.)
Dates: April 28-29
Format: 36-hole best-ball. Each team plays both courses.
Field Size: 175 teams
By the Numbers:
Courses with the most representatives
Former Champions in the field:
Colin Brennan (2007, w/ Evan Harmeling) — now with Tommy Parker
Brian Higgins (2008, w/ Brad Stewart) — now with Victor Galvani
Sean Fitzpatrick (2009 co-champ, w/ Paul Mitchell) — now with Christopher Tarallo
Alex Stimpson (2012, 2014, w/ James Kroeger) — now with Matthew Cornuet
Matthew Leger (2015, w/ J.C. Guthrie) — now with Ryan Boller
Mike Calef (2019, w/ Nick Maccario) — now with Matt Hall
Matt Montt (2022, w/ Ryan Riley) — now with Nick Clarke
Steven Tasho (2023, w/ Thomas Harrison; possibly also the Steve Tasho who won 1988/1994 w/ Bruce Chalas) — now with Steven Tasho Jr.
Former Team Champions in the field:
Ben Balter & Ben Knott — 2025 champs, playing together again.
Matt Parziale & Herbie Aikens — won 2016 and 2017 together. (Aikens also won 2009/2010/2011 with Ryan Riley.)
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