
10/8/2013 8:03:00 PM | Men's Golf
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team was able to maintain their position from yesterday's first round at the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne University. The Royals were unable to continue their final round magic, firing a round of 300 leaving them in seventh place. Queens was 20 strokes behind winner Wingate University.
Jake McLaren continued his incredible fall season. His 142 total for two rounds, two under par 70 today, left him in a tie for third place. The finish was McLaren's second top 10 finish this fall, joining his ninth place finish at the Smokey Mountain Intercollegiate.
Freshman Michael Wilhelm wrapped up yet another strong tournament by firing his second consecutive 74 for a total of 148 leaving him in a tie for 27th place. Jordan Bilodeau fired a 76 placing the junior tied in 34th following his 73 yesterday.
Rounding out the top five for the Royals were senior Freddie Nordhoff and junior Alex Weare. Nordhoff, the lone senior on this year's team, shot rounds of 75 and 80 (155), while Weare posted rounds of 76 and 81 (157) leaving the two at T-65 and T-72 respectively.
Evan Ruhling, the Royals lone individual this week, fired rounds of 71 and 77 tying him with fellow teammate Wilhelm in 27th.
The medalist came down to the wire, as Sebastian Andersen (141) of Mount Olive College was able to defeat Braden Gaylon (141) of Lincoln Memorial in a playoff.
Despite this tournament, the Royals have still had a tremendous fall season; a season that has seen them reach the highest rank in program history at 10th according to the GolfStat golf rankings.
The Royals will be back in action on October 28-29, when they participate in the Rock Barn Collegiate hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne College.
Jake McLaren continued his incredible fall season. His 142 total for two rounds, two under par 70 today, left him in a tie for third place. The finish was McLaren's second top 10 finish this fall, joining his ninth place finish at the Smokey Mountain Intercollegiate.
Freshman Michael Wilhelm wrapped up yet another strong tournament by firing his second consecutive 74 for a total of 148 leaving him in a tie for 27th place. Jordan Bilodeau fired a 76 placing the junior tied in 34th following his 73 yesterday.
Rounding out the top five for the Royals were senior Freddie Nordhoff and junior Alex Weare. Nordhoff, the lone senior on this year's team, shot rounds of 75 and 80 (155), while Weare posted rounds of 76 and 81 (157) leaving the two at T-65 and T-72 respectively.
Evan Ruhling, the Royals lone individual this week, fired rounds of 71 and 77 tying him with fellow teammate Wilhelm in 27th.
The medalist came down to the wire, as Sebastian Andersen (141) of Mount Olive College was able to defeat Braden Gaylon (141) of Lincoln Memorial in a playoff.
Despite this tournament, the Royals have still had a tremendous fall season; a season that has seen them reach the highest rank in program history at 10th according to the GolfStat golf rankings.
The Royals will be back in action on October 28-29, when they participate in the Rock Barn Collegiate hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne College.
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