2015 Farmingdale State – Scott Sessions Named Skyline Conference Player of the Year

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The following is a copy of an article in the Skyline Conference (skylineconference.org) website on October 23, 2015. Link to the original article here.

Scott Sessions at Skyline Conference ChampionshipSkyline Spotlight: Scott Sessions, Farmingdale State

Sport: Golf
Class: Senior
Hometown: Pleasantville, N.Y.
High School: Pleasantville

2015 Season Highlights: Named Skyline Conference Player of the Year after earning an eight-stroke victory at the Skyline Conference Championship (Oct. 18-19)…Sessions holds a team-leading 74.1 scoring average over nine rounds played, which is the lowest in school history…Has recorded one win and four top-5’s in six events…Shot a career-low 69 in the first round of the NYU Invitational on (Oct. 10).

Career Highlights: Sessions has been named All-Conference in each of his four seasons, including three First Team selections…His career average of 76.5 ranks third all-time at Farmingdale State…In 45 events, he has five wins, 22 top-5’s and 33 top-10 finishes.

In The Classroom: Sessions is a Sport Management major, and holds a 3.01 GPA.

Did You Know?: This past summer, Sessions qualified for the Met Open, New York State Open and IKE Championship…At the Met Open at Winged Foot, which features the top professionals and amateurs in the area, he made the cut with rounds of 74, 77 and 75…Sessions won the Section I High School Championships at Sleepy Hollow Country Club.

“Scott is a model student-athlete as he takes his academics just as seriously as his golf. He is the team leader on and off the course and will leave Farmingdale State as one of the best players in school history.”
– Farmingdale State head golf coach, Tom Azzara

 

Scores From 2015 Skyline Conference Championship
Brynwood Golf & Country Club
Armonk, NY
Dates: 10/18/15-10/19/15
Par 70, 6348 yards, Slope 133, Rating 71.3

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