94th vsga women’s amateur championship

94th VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship July 15-18 | Princess Anne CC, Virginia Beach | VSGA.org | @VSGA1904

2019 VSGA Women’s Schedule

June

7-8 4th VSGA Women’s Four-Ball Champ.

Fawn Lake CC, Spotsylvania

18-20 42nd VSGA Women’s Stroke Play Champ.

Willow Oaks CC, Richmond

20-21 22nd VSGA Sr. Women’s Stroke Play Ch.-x


20-21 2nd VSGA Super Sr. WSP Championship-y


July

8-10 63rd Women’s Vas.-Carolinas Matches-*

Resort at Glade Springs, Daniels, W. Va.

15-18 94th VSGA Women’s Amateur Champ.

Princess Anne CC, Virginia Beach

July-August

The Omni Homestead (Old), Hot Springs

The Omni Homestead (Old), Hot Springs

August

18-20 73rd VSGA Women’s State Team Matches

Williamsburg GC, Williamsburg

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Key: x-ages 50 and over; y-ages 65 and over;

*-invitation only

1. Lauren Greenlief (3) ............................ 731

2. Becca DiNunzio (1) .............................. 280

3. Danielle Suh (2) ................................... 250

4. Caroline Curtis (1) ............................... 225

5. Tatum Walsh (2).................................. 200

T6. Mariah Hopkins (1)............................ 193

T6. Mallory Hetzel (1) ............................. 193

8. Rory Weinfurther (1) ........................... 150

9. Sidney Walker (1) ................................ 137

10. Diana Domenech (1) ........................ 135

11. Kristin Hearp (1) ................................ 115

T12. Naomi Mitchell (1) ........................... 105

T12. Shabril Derco (1) .............................. 105

T14. Ally Steffen (1) ................................... 90

T14. Grace Huffman (1) ............................. 90

T16. Vynie Chen (1) ................................... 75

T16. Kristin Shifflett (1) .............................. 75

T16. Maria Kirby (1) ................................... 75

T19. Kanchana Duangsam (1) .................... 65

T19. Sutasinee Rudd (1) ............................ 65

2019 VSGA Women’s Player Rankings Number of events in which points were earned in parentheses

Princess Anne Country Club

One of the Tidewater’s premier coastal clubs, Prin-

cess Anne underwent a total renovation in 2008,

when Pete Dye protégé Tim Liddy redesigned the

par-70 layout. The course meanders through sce-

nic neighborhoods lined by lush pines and crosses

several inlets and lakes. It embraces the land’s nat-

ural features.

Fast Facts

Address: 3800 Pacific Ave., Virginia Beach, 23451 | Phone: (757) 422-3360

GM: Bill Shonk | Golf professional: Matt Liebler, PGA |

Superintendent: Matt Boyce | Par: 70 | Yardage: 5,584 |

Web: princessannecc.com | VSGA championships: 18 |

Last VSGA championship: 2016 Women’s State Team Matches.

Championship Format/Schedule

» 36 holes of stroke-play qualifying on Monday and Tuesday, with the top

16 competitors advancing to match play, which begins Wednesday with

round of 16 and quarterfinal play. If necessary, playoffs will be utilized to

determine the final match-play participants.

» The semifinal matches and 18-hole championship match are scheduled

for Thursday.

Groupings and online scoring

Groupings and online scoring for the event can be found here or at

http://94thvsgawomensam.golfgenius.com. Recaps will be available at

VSGA.org after each day of competition.

2019 Women’s Championship Winners (Regular, Senior, Super Senior)

4th VSGA Women’s Four-Ball Championship Regular: Lauren Greenlief/Shabril Derco (135, -9) Senior: Natalie Easterly/Amy Ellertson (133, -11) 42nd VSGA Women’s Stroke Play Championship Lauren Greenlief (215, -1) 22nd VSGA Senior Women’s Stroke Play Championship Allisyn Terry (149, +5) 2nd VSGA Super Sr. Women’s Stroke Play Championship Boodie McGurn (151, +7) 63rd Women’s Virginias-Carolinas Matches Carolinas 75, Virginias 69 94th VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship Winner: Medalist: 62nd VSGA Senior Women’s Amateur Championship Winner: TBD Medalist: TBD 1st VSGA Super Senior Women’s Amateur Championship Winner: TBD Medalist: TBD 73rd VSGA Women’s State Team Matches TBD

94thvsgawomensam.golfgenius.com

A brand new champion

Lauren Greenlief, who has won the

last two VSGA Women’s Amateur titles,

is not in the field this week as she is

participating in the North & South

Women’s Amateur Championship in

Pinehurst. That guarantees that a new

champion will emerge this week at

Princess Anne, as no previous winners

of the event are in the field.

A long time coming

This will be the sixth VSGA Women’s

Amateur to be contested at Princess

Anne, but the first since 1957. The win-

ner that year was Mary Patton Janssen,

who won the first of her six VSGA

Women’s Amateur titles by defeating

Madelyne Egenroad 6 and 5 in the

final. Janssen was a member of the

2019 class of the Virginia Golf Hall of

Fame, inducted this past May.

Back to the beach

The VSGA Women’s Amateur is re-

turning to Virginia Beach for the first

time since 2008, when Lauren Doughtie

defeated Kristen Simpson 5 and 3 in

the championship match at Bayville

Country Club.

Medalist and champ?

Last year, Greenlief became the first

stroke-play qualifying medalist to win

the title since Amanda Steinhagen in

2010.

» 2018 champion: Lauren Greenlief (International CC)

» How she won: Unchallenged until the semifinals, Greenlief survived two tight

matches to claim her second straight title.

» Final match: Greenlief def. Amanda Hollandsworth (Great Oaks CC) 2 and 1.

The Scorecard: Princess Anne CC

Hole ..... Par ...... Yards

1 ........... 4 ......... 381

2 ........... 3 ......... 164

3 ........... 4 ......... 332

4 ........... 4 ......... 353

5 ........... 4 ......... 359

6 ........... 5 ......... 470

7 ........... 3 ......... 146

8 ........... 5 ......... 510

9 ........... 3 ......... 134

OUT ...... 35 ....... 2849

Hole ..... Par ...... Yards

10 ......... 5 .......... 476

11 ......... 3 .......... 171

12 ......... 4 .......... 290

13 ......... 4 .......... 348

14 ......... 4 .......... 339

15 ......... 3 .......... 134

16 ......... 4 .......... 297

17 ......... 3 .......... 154

18 ......... 5 .......... 526

IN ......... 35 ........ 2735

TOTAL .. 70 ........ 5584

Note: Yardages are subject to change at the

committee’s discretion.

94th VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship » vsga.org


Not only will there be a new champion crowned at Princess Anne,

but the 16-player match-play field will have a decidedly different

look. Only five of the players who made it to match play last year at

Farmington CC are back: Kendall Turner, Rory Weinfurther, Jayde

Dudley, Diana Domenech, and Sidney Walker.

Weinfurther is the only semifinalist from last year in the field. Lau-

ren Greenlief and Lyndsey Hunnell are not competing, and Aman-

da Hollandsworth turned professional after her final season at Vir-

ginia Tech.

Becca DiNunzio will head to Virginia Tech later this summer, and

she’s heading to Princess Anne with plenty of momentum. The Nor-

folk teenager participated in Monday qualifying for the LPGA’s Pure

Silk Classic, finished second at the VSGA Women’s Stroke Play

Championship and just missed out on qualifying for the U.S. Wom-

en’s Amateur.

Danielle Suh, who has committed to play college golf at High Point

University, is an alternate for the U.S. Women’s Amateur. She fin-

ished in fifth place at the VSGA Women’s Stroke Play Championship

and was part of the runner-up side at the VSGA Women’s Four-Ball

Championship.

Old Dominion women’s golf coach Mallory Hetzel is in the field. Het-

zel’s Monarchs hosted a 12-team invitational at Princess Anne last

October and finished third.

Two-time VSGA Junior Girls’ champion Victoria Tip-Aucha returns to

the Women’s Amateur after not participating last year. Tip-Aucha

was a semifinalist in 2016 at James River Country Club.

Jillian Drinkard is coming off a strong freshman season at Method-

ist University, where she was named Women’s Golf Coaches Associ-

ation’s Division III national freshman of the year.

Becca DiNunzio

Danielle Suh

94th VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship storylines

VSGA WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

YEAR WINNER, RUNNER-UP, MEDALIST TOURNAMENT SITE

2018 Lauren Greenlief (Ashburn) d. Amanda Hollandsworth (Floyd), 2 and 1 Farmington CC

Medalist: Greenlief 71-69—140 Charlottesville

2017 Lauren Greenlief (Ashburn) d. Caroline Curtis (Richmond), 3 and 2 Laurel Hill GC

Medalist: Curtis 70-68—138 Lorton

2016 Abby Portyrata (N. Chesterfield) d. Amanda Hollandsworth (Floyd), 6 and 5 James River CC

Medalist: Caroline Curtis (Richmond) 69-69—138 Newport News

2015 Abby Portyrata (North Chesterfield) d. Lauren Greenlief (Oakton), 1 up CC of Fairfax

Medalist: Greenlief 67-73—140 Fairfax

2014 Lyberty Anderson (Chesterfield) d. Lauren Coughlin (Charlottesville), 4 and 3 Hidden Valley CC

Medalist: Coughlin 73-73—146 Salem

2013 Lauren Coughlin (Charlottesville) d. Amanda Hollandsworth (Blacksburg), 3 and 2 CC of Va. (Tuckahoe Ck)

Medalists: Abby Portyrata (North Chesterfield) 71-71—142 Richmond

Lyberty Anderson (Chesterfield) 70-72—142

2012 Lauren Coughlin (Charlottesville) d. Elizabeth Brightwell (Nellysford), 2 and 1 Golden Horseshoe (Gold)

Medalist: Carol Robertson (Virginia Beach) 67-70—137 Williamsburg

2011 Amanda Steinhagen (Oak Hill) d. Ju Hee Bae (Chantilly), 5 and 4 Belle Haven CC

Medalist: Elizabeth Brightwell (Nellysford) 74-69—143 Alexandria

2010 Amanda Steinhagen (Oak Hill) d. Lauren Greenlief (Oakton), 2 and 1 Keswick GC

Medalist: Steinhagen 70 Keswick

2009 Whitney Neuhauser (Barboursville) d. Lauren Greenlief (Oakton), 20 holes Danville GC

Medalist: Neuhauser, 69 Danville

2008 Lauren Doughtie (Suffolk) d. Kristen Simpson (Norfolk), 5 and 3 Bayville CC

Medalists: Kameron Carter (Bassett), Kristine Rohrbaugh (Midlothian), 72 Virginia Beach

2007 Sarah Harvey (Forest) d. Lauren Doughtie (Suffolk), 3 and 2 CC of Va. (James River)

Medalist: Cindy Morris (Portsmouth), 69 Richmond

2006 Carol Green (Tazewell) d. Kristen Simpton (Norfolk), 3 and 1 Farmington CC

Medalist: Donna Abernathy (Suffolk), 71 Charlottesville

2005 Cindy Morris (Portsmouth) d. Donna Abernathy (Broadway), 20 holes Cannon Ridge GC

Medalist: Abernathy, 71 Fredericksburg

2004 Jameshia Levister (Fredericksburg) d. Natalie Easterly (Richmond), 1 up Elizabeth Manor G&CC

Note: Stroke play qualifying was canceled due to heavy rainfall. Portsmouth

As a result, 2003 champ Boodie McGurn (Richmond) was awarded

the No. 1 seed for match play.

2003 Boodie McGurn (Richmond) d. Stephanie Hicks (Bumpass), 1 up CC of Va. (Tuckahoe Ck)

Medalist: Pannt Anctil (Haymarket), 70 Richmond

2002 Mandy Beamer (Burkeville) d. Becky Poindexter (Martinsville), 7 and 6 Glenrochie CC

Medalist: Shelley Savage (Portsmouth), 74 Abingdon

2001 Mandy Beamer (Burkeville) d. Sherry Bowman (Manassas), 2 and 1 Boonsboro CC

Medalist: Patti Anctil (Haymarket), 74 Lynchburg

2000 Dot Bolling (Salem) d. Cindy Morris (Portsmouth), 2 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Boodie McGurn (Richmond), 75 Hot Springs

1999 Mimi Hoffman (Alexandria) d. Chris Epperly (Newport News), 2 and 1 Glenrochie CC

Medalist: Shawn McCullough (Alexandria), 74 Abingdon

1998 Lee Shirley (Salem) d. Catalina Durall (Glen Allen), 1 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Natalie Easterly (Richmond), 73 Hot Springs

1997 Lee Shirley (Salem) d. Amy Ellertson (Richmond), 2 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Ellertson, 2 up Hot Springs

1996 Lee Shirley (Salem) d. Maggie Balch (Richmond), 4 and 3 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Shirley, 72 Hot Springs


1995 Amy Ellertson (Richmond) d. Fran Hensley (Martinsville), 7 and 5 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Ellertson, 75 Hot Springs

1994 Amy Ellertson (Richmond) d. Natalie Easterly (Richmond), 7 and 6 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalists: Ellertson, Ellen McGowan (Springfield), Hot Springs

Sherry Bowman (Manassas), 77

1993 Anne Patrick (Richmond) d. Dot Bolling (Salem), 1 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Fran Hensley (Martinsville), 77 Hot Springs

1992 Jane Mack (Richmond) d. Sara Cole (Roanoke), 2 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Anne Patrick (Richmond), 75 Hot Springs

1991 Vikki Valentine (Virginia Beach) d. Sherry Bowman (Manassas), 3 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: None (Stroke-play qualifying rained out) Hot Springs

1990 Donna Martz (Broadway) d. Kay Schiefelbein (Alexandria), 3 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Liz Rogers (Virginia Beach), 70 Hot Springs

1989 Donna Andrews (Lynchburg) d. Donna Martz (Broadway), 22 holes Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Vickie Linkous (Roanoke), 76 Hot Springs

1988 Donna Andrews (Lynchburg) d. Susan Slaughter (Floyd), 5 and 4 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Chris Epperly (Newport News), 74 Hot Springs

1987 Donna Andrews (Lynchburg) d. Jane Mack (Richmond), 3 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalists: Jane Mack (Richmond), Brenda Seymour (Chantilly), 74 Hot Springs

1986 Donna Andrews (Lynchburg) d. Fran Hensley (Martinsville), 2 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Leigh Ann Russell (Lynchburg), 71 Hot Springs

1985 Donna Andrews (Lynchburg) d. Penny Stallins (Salem), 4 and 3 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Jane Mack (Richmond), 74 Hot Springs

1984 Kandi Kessler (Charlottesville) d. Ann Patrick (Richmond), 4 and 3 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Kessler, 76 Hot Springs

1983 Anne Patrick (Richmond) d. Liz Waynick (Roanoke), 2 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Kathy Ayers (Waynesboro), 74 Hot Springs

1982 Jane Mack (Richmond) d. Robin Andrews (Galax), 6 and 5 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Liz Waynick (Roanoke), 71 Hot Springs

1981 Liz Waynick (Roanoke) d. Kathy Ayers (Waynesboro), 2 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Waynick, 71 Hot Springs

1980 Kandi Kessler (Charlottesville) d. Liz Rowland (Portsmouth), 7 and 6 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Kessler, 75 Hot Springs

1979 Kay Schiefelbein (Alexandria) d. Robbye King Youel (Charlottesville), 4 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Robin Andrews (Galax), 75 Hot Springs

1978 Jane Mack (Richmond) d. Kay Schiefelbein (Alexandria), 5 and 4 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Schiefelbein, 73 Hot Springs

1977 Jane Mack (Richmond) d. Robbye King Youel (Charlottesville), 37 holes Homestead (Cascades)

Medalists: Mack, Michelle Jordan (Arlington), 80 Hot Springs


1976 Kay Schiefelbein (Alexandria) d. Liz Waynick (Roanoke), 3 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalists: Barbara Hughes (Richmond), Jane Mack (Richmond), 73 Hot Springs

1975 Nancy Hollenbeck (Arlington) d. Kay Schiefelbein (Alexandria), 2 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Robbye King Youel (Charlottesville), 74 Hot Springs

1974 Candy Sibbick Robertson (Charlottesville) d. Barbara Hughes (Richmond), 7 and 6 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Roberston, 71 Hot Springs

1973 Pamela Clark (Alexandria) d. Jane Mack (Richmond), 2 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Candy Sibbick Robertson (Charlottesville), 78, won playoff Hot Springs

1972 Robbye King Youel (Charlottesville) d. Candy Sibbick (Martinsville), 2 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalists: Barbara Hughes (Richmond), Jane Mack (Richmond), 76 Hot Springs

1971 Robbye King Youel (Charlottesville) d. Mary Alice Canney (Centreville), 37 holes Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Canney, 73 Hot Springs

1970 Robbye King Youel (Charlottesville) d. Candy Sibbick (Martinsville), 3 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Sibbick, 75 Hot Springs

1969 Robbye King Youel (Charlottesville) d. Barbara Hughes (Richmond), 6 and 5 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Jackie Evans (Arlington), 76 Hot Springs

1968 Mary Alice Canney (Centreville) d. Juanita Petrone (Blacksburg), 7 and 5 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Canney, 76 Hot Springs

1967 Barbara Hughes (Richmond) d. Mrs. Robert Treblico (Arlington), 4 and 3 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Jane Mack (Richmond), 76 Hot Springs

1966 Robbye King (Arlington) d. Helen Rawls (Suffolk), 3 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Juanita Petrone (Blacksburg), 80 Hot Springs

1965 Barbara Hughes (Richmond) d. Jane Mack (Richmond), 3 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Hughes, 76 Hot Springs

1964 Mrs. William B. Pollard (Charlottesville) d. Robbye King (Norfolk), 3 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Lanetta Ware (Roanoke) 78 Hot Springs

1963 Robbye King (Arlington) d. Mrs. William B. Pollard (Charlottesville), 2 and 1 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: King, 73 Hot Springs

1962 Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville) d. Robbye King (Arlington), 1 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: King, 73 Hot Springs

1961 Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville) d. Connie Gorsuch (Roanoke), 8 and 6 Farmington CC

Medalist: Mrs. William B. Pollard (Charlottesville), 74 Charlottesville

1960 Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville) d. Sydney Elliott (Charlottesville), 15 and 13 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Connie Gorsuch (Roanoke), 77 Hot Springs

1959 Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville) d. Donna O’Brien (Richmond), 13 and 11 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Connie Gorsuch (Roanoke), 76 Hot Springs

1958 Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville) d. Mrs. Charles Egenroad (Arlington), 12 and 11 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Anne Knox (Richmond), 83 Hot Springs

1957 Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville) d. Mrs. Charles Egenroad (Arlington), 6 and 5 Princess Anne CC

Medalist: Mrs. Donald O’Brienn (Richmond), 77 Virginia Beach


1956 Margaret Allen (Arlington) d. Sydney Elliott (Charlottesville), 5 and 4 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Allen, 76 Hot Springs

1955 Margaret Allen (Arlington) d. Mrs. A.B. Bower (Richmond), 5 and 4 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Allen, 74 Hot Springs

1954 Margaret Allen (Arlington) d. Virginia Edwards (Fredericksburg), 5 and 4 Cavalier Yacht & CC

Medalist: Allen, 75 Virginia Beach

1953 Sydney Elliott (Charlottesville) d. Mrs. Charles Egenroad (Arlington), 10 and 8 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville), 73 Hot Springs

1952 Sydney Elliott (Charlottesville) d. Mrs. A.B. Bower (Richmond), 7 and 6 Washington G&CC

Medalist: Bower Arlington

1951 Mrs. William Pollard (Charlottesville) d. Mary Patton Janssen (Charlottesville), 10 and 8 Farmington CC

Medalist: Pollard Charlottesville

1950 Mrs. J.B. Cralle III (Richmond) d. Mary Paton Janssen (Charlottesville), 8 and 7 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Sydney Elliott (Charlottesville), 83 Hot Springs

1949 Sydney Elliott (Charlottesville) d. Mrs. J.R. Hall (Richmond), 5 and 3 Princess Anne CC

Medalist: Mrs. David H. Clark (Alexandria), 82 Virginia Beach

1948 Mrs. J.W. Reynolds (Richmond) d. Mrs. George Owens (Petersburg), 5 and 4 Roanoke CC

Medalist: Sydney Elliott (Charlottesville), 85 Roanoke

1947 Mrs. J.W. Reynolds (Richmond) d. Mrs. J.B. Cralle (Roanoke), 19 holes Ingleside CC

Medalist: Reynolds, 78 Staunton

1946 Mrs. J.W. Reynolds (Richmond) d. Mrs. R.C. Hockaday (Newport News), 6 and 5 Ingleside CC

Medalist: Mrs. C.G. Quesenbery (Charlottesville), 82 Staunton

1942-45 No championships: World War II

1941 Lily Harper Martin (Portsmouth) d. Mrs. George Owens (Petersburg), 2 and 1 Hermitage CC

Medalist: Martin Manakin-Sabot

1940 Lily Harper Martin (Portsmouth) d. Mrs. H.N. Allen (Newport News), 8 and 6 Chamberlin CC

Medalists: Martin, Allen, 84 Hampton

1939 Lily Harper Martin (Portsmouth) d. Mrs. George Owens (Richmond), 7 and 5 Princess Anne CC

Medalist: Mrs. Fred Evans (Langley), 83 Virginia Beach

1938 Lillian Wood (Richmond) d. Mrs. Grayson Dashiell (Richmond), 4 and 3 CC of Virginia

Medalist: Mrs. George Owens (Richmond), 83 Richmond

1937 Lily Harper (Portsmouth) d. Susie Ingalls (The Homstead), 3 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Harper, 77 Hot Springs

1936 Lily Harper (Portsmouth) d. Mrs. H.N. Allen (Newport News), 3 and 2 James River CC

Medalist: Harper, 75 Newport News

1935 Lily Harper (Portsmouth) d. Mrs. David Clark (Alexandria), 19 holes Hermitage CC

Medalist: Harper, 83 Manakin-Sabot

1934 Lily Harper (Portsmouth) d. Mrs. George Shenk (Norfolk), 5 and 4 Cavalier CC

Medalist: Mrs. H.C. Kersten, Richmond, Harper, 80 Virginia Beach

NOTE: Kersten won 18-hole playoff, 82-84


1933 Mrs. Kennon W. Rodwell (Virginia Beach) d. Mrs. H.C. Kersten (Richmond), 3 and 2 Roanoke CC

Medalist: Rodwell Roanoke

1932 Mrs. David H. Clark (Virginia Beach) d. Mrs. Jean S. Jones (Richmond), 4 and 3 Princess Anne CC

Medalist: Clark, 82 Virginia Beach

1931 Mark H.C. Kersten (Richmond) d. Mrs. T.A. Balthis (Richmond), 4 and 3 Farmington CC

Medalist: Mrs. Buford Scott (Richmond), 83 Charlottesville

1930 Clara Priddy (Richmond) d. Mrs. A.E. McClure (Roanoke), 19 holes Homestead (Cascades)

Medalists: Martha Martin (Richmond), McClure, 92 Hot Spring

1929 Mrs. Jean S. Jones (Richmond) d. Martin Martin (Richmond), 4 and 3 CC of Va. (James River)

Medalist: Jones, 86 Richmond

1928 Mrs. J.C. Spitz (Richmond) d. Mrs. W. Barham Jones (Virginia Beach), 3 and 2 Norfolk CC

Medalist: Spitz, 95 Norfolk

1927 Louise Branch (Richmond) d. Mrs. W. Barham Jones (Virginia Beach), 3 and 1 Norfolk CC

Medalist: Mrs. J.E. Evans (Hampton), 92 Norfolk

1926 Mrs. Jean S. Jones (Richmond) d. Mrs. J.C. Spitz (Richmond), default CC of Virginia

Medalist: Mrs. Kennon W. Rodwell (Norfolk), 93 Richmond

1925 Mrs. A.L. Myatt (Hampton) d. Mrs. J.C. Spitz (Richmond), 2 and 1 Princess Anne CC

Medalist: Mrs. Jean Jones (Richmond), won playoff Virginia Beach

1924 Margaret Lucado (Lynchburg) d. Mrs. Ashby Jones (Richmond), 4 and 3 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Jones Hot Springs

1923 Margaret Lucado (Lynchburg) d. Mrs. J.W. Zimmerman (Lexington), 2 up Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Zimmerman, 103 Hot Springs

1922 Mrs. J.W. Zimmerman (Lexington) d. Mrs. Jean S. Jones (Richmond), 3 and 2 Homestead (Cascades)

Medalist: Zimmerman, 98 Hot Springs


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