Monday, October 7
Hickory, N.C.
Queens University of Charlotte
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Round One
10/7/2013 8:24:00 PM | Men's Golf
Ruhling tied in 11th place as an individual
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team got off to a slow start today at the Myrtle Beach Invitational hosted by Lenoir Rhyne. The Royals shot a team score of 294 to leave them nine shots back of a four-way tie for first, which includes Mount Olive College, Wingate University, Coker College, and Emmanuel College (285). The seventh place start isn't a new place for the Royals who have seemed to be a second round team all season.
Junior Jake McLaren continued his stellar play this fall season firing an opening round even par 72 to lead the Royals. The round leaves him in a tie for sixteenth. McLaren has had quite the fall with a scoring average of 73 to lead the 10th ranked Royals.
Following McLaren was fellow junior Jordan Bilodeau firing an opening round 73. The fellow Canadian shot sides of 36 and 37 to leave him in a tie for 28th. Michael Wilhelm continued his consistent play as a freshman with a round of 74.
Senior Freddie Nordhoff shot a 75 and last week's medalist, Alex Weare, rounded out the top five with an opening round 76.
Evan Ruhling, playing as an individual, scored a one under 71 to finish the round tied in 11th place.
The Royals are looking for yet another strong second round tomorrow, a trend they have seemed to embrace as their own. In the first two tournaments this fall, the Royals have come back from ninth and seventh to finish as tournament runner ups.
Junior Jake McLaren continued his stellar play this fall season firing an opening round even par 72 to lead the Royals. The round leaves him in a tie for sixteenth. McLaren has had quite the fall with a scoring average of 73 to lead the 10th ranked Royals.
Following McLaren was fellow junior Jordan Bilodeau firing an opening round 73. The fellow Canadian shot sides of 36 and 37 to leave him in a tie for 28th. Michael Wilhelm continued his consistent play as a freshman with a round of 74.
Senior Freddie Nordhoff shot a 75 and last week's medalist, Alex Weare, rounded out the top five with an opening round 76.
Evan Ruhling, playing as an individual, scored a one under 71 to finish the round tied in 11th place.
The Royals are looking for yet another strong second round tomorrow, a trend they have seemed to embrace as their own. In the first two tournaments this fall, the Royals have come back from ninth and seventh to finish as tournament runner ups.
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