Virginia Tech golfer Bryce Chalkley
defeated teammate Garland Green on Thursday afternoon and advanced to the
quarterfinals of Virginia State Golf Association
Amateur Championship being conducted at The Virginian Golf Club this
week.
Chalkley, as rising sophomore from
Richmond, Virginia, defeated Green, 2 and 1. Chalkley made seven birdies in the
victory. Green, from Tazewell, Virginia, recently completed his collegiate
career. A third Tech golfer advanced out of stroke play into match play on
Thursday. Mikey Moyers, a rising junior from Stanardsville, Virginia, fell to
three-time defending champion Brinson Paolini, 4 and 2. Paolini was defeated in
the round of 16.
Chalkley opened the day with a 3 and
2 win over Patrick Scheil and Green defeated Roger Newsom, 3
and 2 to force the match-up.
Chalkley will face another Tazewell
golfer in the quarterfinal on Friday, as he will play Buck Brittian in the
first action of the morning at 8 a.m. The winner of that match will play the
winner of the Weston Eklund/Ji Soo Park in Friday afternoon’s first semifinal
match. The 36-hole final match will be played Saturday.
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