Tuesday, October 7
Myrtle Beach, S.C.
All Day
Queens University of Charlotte
vs
Lenoir-Rhyne University Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate
10/7/2014 7:16:00 PM | Men's Golf, Women's Golf
Men's Results
Women's Results
SUNSET BEACH, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's and women's golf teams wrapped up play today in the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate. The men posted a two-round score of 576 after shooting a 288 on both days, while the women carded a 622 after shooting a 314 yesterday and a 308 today.
The men would complete the tournament tied in fourth place with North Greenville. Mars Hill took the top spot with a 573, while Wingate (574) and Mount Olive (574) trailed in second and third place, respectively.
Queens' women finished in a three-way tie for seventh with King and Coker. Florida Tech held on to yesterday's lead to pull out the tournament win with a 589, while Wingate (604) and Limestone (610) followed in second and third place, respectively.
Jake McLaren of the Royals' men's squad collected a top-five finish today, shooting a five under par 139 over the two rounds for fourth place. Alex Weare would follow McLaren with a 143 to tie for 11th, while Mike Downey scored a 145 to tie for 21st. Jordan Bilodeau (149) and Evan Ruhling (159) rounded out the scores tied in 44th and 82nd place.
Tyler Stone of Wingate was the individual medalist, winning on the first playoff hole. He and teammate Ben Gebhardt finished just two strokes ahead of Queens' McLaren. Stone and Gebhardt were also named to the all-tournament team with Charles Hartzog of Mars Hill, Austin Doerr of Barton and McLaren of Queens.
Freshman golfer Kadi Pallastrone led the women with a 153, tying for 17th place. Kylie Nizolek was just one swing behind Pallastrone tied in 19th place, while Taylor Penzer shot a 157 to tie for 33rd. Grace Glaze completed the day tied in 37th place with a 158, and Caitlin Gilchrist shot a 169 to tie for 70th place.
Johanna Larson of Florida Tech was the individual medalist with a four under par 140. She was joined on the all-tournament team by Natalie Segura of Wingate, Felicia Leftinger of Florida Tech, Krysta Schaus of Erskine and Marianna Monaco of Newberry.
The Royals women are back in action October13-14 at Catawba College's Rendleman Invite. The men are off until October 27-28 when they compete in Lenoir-Ryne's Rock Barn Intercollegiate.
Women's Results
SUNSET BEACH, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's and women's golf teams wrapped up play today in the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate. The men posted a two-round score of 576 after shooting a 288 on both days, while the women carded a 622 after shooting a 314 yesterday and a 308 today.
The men would complete the tournament tied in fourth place with North Greenville. Mars Hill took the top spot with a 573, while Wingate (574) and Mount Olive (574) trailed in second and third place, respectively.
Queens' women finished in a three-way tie for seventh with King and Coker. Florida Tech held on to yesterday's lead to pull out the tournament win with a 589, while Wingate (604) and Limestone (610) followed in second and third place, respectively.
Jake McLaren of the Royals' men's squad collected a top-five finish today, shooting a five under par 139 over the two rounds for fourth place. Alex Weare would follow McLaren with a 143 to tie for 11th, while Mike Downey scored a 145 to tie for 21st. Jordan Bilodeau (149) and Evan Ruhling (159) rounded out the scores tied in 44th and 82nd place.
Tyler Stone of Wingate was the individual medalist, winning on the first playoff hole. He and teammate Ben Gebhardt finished just two strokes ahead of Queens' McLaren. Stone and Gebhardt were also named to the all-tournament team with Charles Hartzog of Mars Hill, Austin Doerr of Barton and McLaren of Queens.
Freshman golfer Kadi Pallastrone led the women with a 153, tying for 17th place. Kylie Nizolek was just one swing behind Pallastrone tied in 19th place, while Taylor Penzer shot a 157 to tie for 33rd. Grace Glaze completed the day tied in 37th place with a 158, and Caitlin Gilchrist shot a 169 to tie for 70th place.
Johanna Larson of Florida Tech was the individual medalist with a four under par 140. She was joined on the all-tournament team by Natalie Segura of Wingate, Felicia Leftinger of Florida Tech, Krysta Schaus of Erskine and Marianna Monaco of Newberry.
The Royals women are back in action October13-14 at Catawba College's Rendleman Invite. The men are off until October 27-28 when they compete in Lenoir-Ryne's Rock Barn Intercollegiate.
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