Tuesday, October 30
Orlando, Fla.
All Day
Queens University of Charlotte
at
McDonough Cup
10/30/2018 5:44:00 PM | Men's Golf
Leaderboard
ORLANDO, Fla. – Queens University of Charlotte's Jonathan Noble finished just two strokes away from the top spot this afternoon as he completed play with a 212 (72-70-70) to take second place at the McDonough Cup. Noble would finish behind Columbus State's Jordan Doull who carded a 211 (67-70-74) while the Royals took seventh place with an 889 (295-298-296) after shooting an 8-over 296 today in round three. They would finish just three strokes outside of the top-five.
No. 24 Rollins took the team title with a seven-over 871 (289-295-287) and Missouri-St. Louis was second with an 877 (294-297-286). Wingate completed the top-three scoring an 879 (296-288-295).
Noble completed the third round even on 16 holes while also picking up two birdies to card a two-under 70.
"Jon continued his great play from yesterday," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "He was in full control of his game and it was great to see him finish strong."
Henry Bryden followed Noble, moving up 10 spots from yesterday to finish tied for 23rd place with a six-over 222 (74-76-72).
"Henry was another bright spot today," Serketich added. "He was very steady and played a solid round of golf."
Taisuke Ono (74-75-80) and Ethan Willis (75-78-76) both carded 229s to finish tied in 51st place while Elis Lewis tied for 80th with a 236 (81-77-78).
Seketich closed adding, "As a team, we didn't finish where we wanted to this week. We had a decent fall season and have a lot to build on for next semester."
Queens will begin its spring championship season in February at the Spring Kick-Off Intercollegiate in St. Augustine, Florida.
ORLANDO, Fla. – Queens University of Charlotte's Jonathan Noble finished just two strokes away from the top spot this afternoon as he completed play with a 212 (72-70-70) to take second place at the McDonough Cup. Noble would finish behind Columbus State's Jordan Doull who carded a 211 (67-70-74) while the Royals took seventh place with an 889 (295-298-296) after shooting an 8-over 296 today in round three. They would finish just three strokes outside of the top-five.
No. 24 Rollins took the team title with a seven-over 871 (289-295-287) and Missouri-St. Louis was second with an 877 (294-297-286). Wingate completed the top-three scoring an 879 (296-288-295).
Noble completed the third round even on 16 holes while also picking up two birdies to card a two-under 70.
"Jon continued his great play from yesterday," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "He was in full control of his game and it was great to see him finish strong."
Henry Bryden followed Noble, moving up 10 spots from yesterday to finish tied for 23rd place with a six-over 222 (74-76-72).
"Henry was another bright spot today," Serketich added. "He was very steady and played a solid round of golf."
Taisuke Ono (74-75-80) and Ethan Willis (75-78-76) both carded 229s to finish tied in 51st place while Elis Lewis tied for 80th with a 236 (81-77-78).
Seketich closed adding, "As a team, we didn't finish where we wanted to this week. We had a decent fall season and have a lot to build on for next semester."
Queens will begin its spring championship season in February at the Spring Kick-Off Intercollegiate in St. Augustine, Florida.
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