Monday, April 9
Goldsboro, N.C.
Queens University of Charlotte
at
Mount Olive College Tournament
4/9/2012 9:17:00 PM | Men's Golf
The men shot a 612.
GOLDSBORO, N.C. – Queens University of Charlotte's Freddie Nordhoff (71-69) picked up his first individual win after shooting a four-under-par 140 at the 2012 Mount Olive Spring Invite. The Royals (303-309) as a team finished third with a score of 612, while the Trojans (303-288) shaved off 15 strokes on day two to take first place with a 591. Barton College (298-305) carded a 603 for second place.
Nordhoff was one of three players to pick up an eagle over the two days alongside collecting seven birdies and 23 pars. Also finishing in the top 10 with Nordhoff was Jake McLaren (73-77) who shot a 150. Erick Sloan (77-80) scored a 157 for 20th place, while Robert Blaker (82-83—165) finished 26th. Kyle Davis (83-90) wrapped things up for the Royals in 31st place with a 173.
Placing second individually was Daniel Claytor of Barton who fired a 142, and Mount Olive's Dalton Gore took third with a 143.
The Royals are back in action on April 21 at the Conference Carolinas Tournament in Vass, N.C.
Day One
Freddie Nordhoff (Bellevue, Wash., Seattle Prepatory) fired a one-under-par 71 at the 2012 Mount Olive Spring Invite helping the Royals card a 303 tying them in second place with the Trojans. Leading the group is Barton College who turned in a team score of 298.
In first place individually is Barton's Nicolas Fonseca who fired a four-under 68. Barton's Austin Doerr and St. Andrews' Matthew Latham are tied in second after each shot a 70. Nordhoff's score places him fourth overall.
Jake McLaren (Barrie, Ontario, Canada, Eastview Secondary) shot a 73 tying him in fifth, while Eric Sloan (Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Roseville Area) is tied in 14th with a 77. Robert Blaker (Newcastle, Ontario, Clarke) (82) and Kyle Davis (Saltsburg, Pa., The Kiski School) (83) concluded Queens' play in 25th and 27th, respectively.
Monday's first round was played under sunny skies and mild temperatures with only an occasional breeze. Tuesday's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with temperatures again in the mid-70's, but the wind might be a factor. Winds of 15-25 miles per hour are expected.
The tournament concludes Tuesday with 18 holes. Tee time is 9:30 a.m. with a shotgun start.
Nordhoff was one of three players to pick up an eagle over the two days alongside collecting seven birdies and 23 pars. Also finishing in the top 10 with Nordhoff was Jake McLaren (73-77) who shot a 150. Erick Sloan (77-80) scored a 157 for 20th place, while Robert Blaker (82-83—165) finished 26th. Kyle Davis (83-90) wrapped things up for the Royals in 31st place with a 173.
Placing second individually was Daniel Claytor of Barton who fired a 142, and Mount Olive's Dalton Gore took third with a 143.
The Royals are back in action on April 21 at the Conference Carolinas Tournament in Vass, N.C.
Day One
Freddie Nordhoff (Bellevue, Wash., Seattle Prepatory) fired a one-under-par 71 at the 2012 Mount Olive Spring Invite helping the Royals card a 303 tying them in second place with the Trojans. Leading the group is Barton College who turned in a team score of 298.
In first place individually is Barton's Nicolas Fonseca who fired a four-under 68. Barton's Austin Doerr and St. Andrews' Matthew Latham are tied in second after each shot a 70. Nordhoff's score places him fourth overall.
Jake McLaren (Barrie, Ontario, Canada, Eastview Secondary) shot a 73 tying him in fifth, while Eric Sloan (Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Roseville Area) is tied in 14th with a 77. Robert Blaker (Newcastle, Ontario, Clarke) (82) and Kyle Davis (Saltsburg, Pa., The Kiski School) (83) concluded Queens' play in 25th and 27th, respectively.
Monday's first round was played under sunny skies and mild temperatures with only an occasional breeze. Tuesday's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with temperatures again in the mid-70's, but the wind might be a factor. Winds of 15-25 miles per hour are expected.
The tournament concludes Tuesday with 18 holes. Tee time is 9:30 a.m. with a shotgun start.
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