2010 North Carolina All State Boys Team
West End, NC—30 boys have been named to the 2010 N.C. Boys’ All-State Golf Teams by the Carolinas Golf Association and the Tarheel Youth Golf Association honoring those junior golfers who have had the most success in amateur and junior golf events at the local, state, regional and national levels over the past 12 months.
The boys’ first team is led by Davis Womble of High Point, the 2010 N.C. Junior Player of the Year. Womble, a high school junior, won the Carolinas Junior Championship and the Donald Ross Junior, finished tied for 17th in the US Junior Amateur along with being the medalist in the NC Junior Championship. Also named to the first team are Wilson Day of Raleigh, the Joe Cheves Junior champion; Todd Eckstein of Durham, the winner of the TYGA State Championship; Trevor Cone of Concord, the TYGA NC High School Invitational champion; Taylor Dickson of Gastonia, who won two Future College World Tour junior events; Grayson Murray of Raleigh, Rex Hospital Junior champion, earning him an invitation into the Nationwide Tour Rex Hospital Open where he made the cut; Grant Houser of Holly Springs, who reached the quarter-finals in the NC Amateur Match Play Championship; Chad Cox of Charlotte, the NCISAA 3A state champion; Andrew Decker of Greenville, the winner of the Jimmy Anderson Junior and Roy Jones Junior and Daniel Pizetoski of Davidson, the Valentine Junior champion.
First Team
Trevor Cone, Concord
Chad Cox, Charlotte
Wilson Day, Raleigh
Andrew Decker, Greenville
Taylor Dickson, Gastonia
Todd Eckstein, Durham
Grant Houser, Holly Springs
Grayson Murray, Raleigh
Daniel Pizetoski, Davidson
Davis Womble, High Point
Second Team
Miller Capps, Denver
Alex Ehlert, Raleigh
Carter Jenkins, Raleigh
Patrick Morris, Hampstead
Carter Page, Waynesville
J.T. Poston, Hickory
Robert Register, Burlington
Cory Sciupider, Etowah
Victor Wiggins, Gastonia
Reeves Zaytoun, Raleigh
Third Team
Michael Borton, Winston-Salem
Jonathan Diianni, Kernersville
Andrew Fowler, Cary
Benjamin Griffin, Chapel Hill
Michael Hocker, II, Chapel Hill
Stanhope Johnson, Greensboro
Will Long, Gastonia
Ty Palmer, Kernersville
Cyrus Stewart, Raleigh
Matthew Yelverton, Matthews
To be eligible, boys must have played in a minimum of 10 TYGA N.C. rankings events from December 1, 2009 through November 30, 2010. The awards were determined by a combination of each player’s scoring differential and the total points earned in the rankings events.
2010 North Carolina All State Girls Team
30 girls have been named to the 2010 N.C. Girls’ All-State Golf Teams by the Carolinas Golf Association and the Tarheel Youth Golf Association honoring those junior golfers who have had the most success in amateur and junior golf events at the local, state, regional and national levels over the past 12 months.
The girls’ first team is led by Sarah Bae of Cary, the 2010 N.C. Junior Player of the Year. Bae, a high school sophomore, won the Dogwood State Junior Championship, the North and South Junior, the Roy Jones Junior and the Jimmy Anderson Junior along with winning seven junior tour events. Bae competed in 21 junior events and finished outside the top 7 in those events only once. Also named to the first team are Kristi Ingram of Winston-Salem, the NCHSAA 4A champion; Mattie Toby of Denver, the winner of the AJGA Palmetto Junior, Taelor Rubin of Raleigh, the winner of the Twin States Girls’ Championship; Mallory Warrick, winner of the TYGA State Championship; Allison Emrey of Charlotte, the 2009 Dogwood State Junior champion; Andrea Robbins of Pleasant Garden, runner up in the NC Junior Championship; Kayla Sciupider of Etowah, the CPGA Junior champion and the NCHSAA 1A/2A/3A champion; Victoria Allred of Pfafftown, who had seven top ten finishes in 16 events and Katie Kirk of Davidson, the winner of the Precision Golf Girls’ Championship and the PKB Girls’ Tour Invitational.
First Team
Victoria Allred, Pfafftown
Sarah Bae, Cary
Allison Emrey, Charlotte
Kristi Ingram, Winston-Salem
Katie Kirk, Davidson
Andrea Robbins, Pleasant Garden
Taelor Rubin, Raleigh
Kayla Sciupider, Etowah
Mattie Tobey, Denver
Mallory Warrick, Wilson
Second Team
Taylor Allison, Elizabeth City
Emily Brooks, Chapel Hill
Hannah Craver, Winston-Salem
Evelyn Dole, Cary
Lane Gakeler, Greensboro
Allyson Markiewicz, Charlotte
Ashley Osiecki, New Bern
Emiley Pagrabs, Wilmington
Tara Simmons, Goldsboro
Casey Ward, Chapel Hill
Third Team
Morgan Cranford, Greensboro
Mary Katherine Donovan, Wilmington
Madison Kennedy, Salisbury
Mariah Hopkins, Greensboro
Madison Moosa, Charlotte
Shelby Osiecki, New Bern
Cecily Overbey, High Point
Taylor Penzer, Summerfield
Stephanie Pribonic, Wake Forest
Alaina Yeatts, Durham
To be eligible, girls must have played in a minimum of seven TYGA N.C. rankings events from December 1, 2009 through November 30, 2010. The awards were determined by a combination of each player’s scoring differential and the total points earned in the rankings events.
These outstanding juniors will be honored at the N.C. Junior Golf Night Awards Banquet on Monday, December 27, 2010 at Pine Needles Resort in Southern Pines, NC.
