Monday, February 18
Kiawah Island, S.C.
All Day
Queens University of Charlotte
at
Newberry College Invitational
2/18/2019 7:52:00 PM | Men's Golf
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KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team opened play today with two rounds of play at the Newberry College Invitational being held at The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island. Queens currently sits tied for 12th place with Lander after totaling a 598 (298-300). No. 5 Florida Southern leads the field of 18 teams with a 568 (278-290). Arkansas Tech, who was ranked in the top-25 a week ago, sits second with a 579 (284-295) and No. 2 Lynn is third with a 584 (297-287).
The Royals came out of round one tied for 10th place with No. 4 Florida Tech after shooting a 298. Ethan Willis led with a one over par 73 while John Del Priore shot a 74 to tie for 28th. Tied in 38th place was Jonathan Noble with a 75, and Henry Bryden (76) and Elis Lewis (77) tied for 49th and 62nd, respectively.
"The Ocean Course is one of the toughest in the country with any kind of wind," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "Today the wind was actually pretty calm most of the day but we still struggled to score."
In round two, Noble was able to card a one-under par 71 to move up in the rankings and tie for 20th. Bryden also moved up, shooting a 73 to complete the day tied in 36th place. Willis and Del Priore fired 78s to tie for 49th and 56th, respectively, while Lewis' second-round score of 81tied him for 80th at the end of the day.
"Jon was solid all day," Serketich added. "Outside of one bad hole he was under par for the day. Ethan and John Del Priore had solid first rounds and Henry battled back very well in round two to post a solid score."
Michae VanDerLaan of the Mocs leads the field of 90 golfers with a 12 under par 132. After shooting a 65 in round one, he shot a 67 in round two to earn the lead heading into tomorrow's final round.
The third and final round of the Newberry Invitational will take place tomorrow.
Serketich closed stating, "Tomorrow's forecast is going to make a good score extremely challenging. Our plan is to play as hard as we can and see if we can move up into the top five. I think that would be a solid finish."
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team opened play today with two rounds of play at the Newberry College Invitational being held at The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island. Queens currently sits tied for 12th place with Lander after totaling a 598 (298-300). No. 5 Florida Southern leads the field of 18 teams with a 568 (278-290). Arkansas Tech, who was ranked in the top-25 a week ago, sits second with a 579 (284-295) and No. 2 Lynn is third with a 584 (297-287).
The Royals came out of round one tied for 10th place with No. 4 Florida Tech after shooting a 298. Ethan Willis led with a one over par 73 while John Del Priore shot a 74 to tie for 28th. Tied in 38th place was Jonathan Noble with a 75, and Henry Bryden (76) and Elis Lewis (77) tied for 49th and 62nd, respectively.
"The Ocean Course is one of the toughest in the country with any kind of wind," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "Today the wind was actually pretty calm most of the day but we still struggled to score."
In round two, Noble was able to card a one-under par 71 to move up in the rankings and tie for 20th. Bryden also moved up, shooting a 73 to complete the day tied in 36th place. Willis and Del Priore fired 78s to tie for 49th and 56th, respectively, while Lewis' second-round score of 81tied him for 80th at the end of the day.
"Jon was solid all day," Serketich added. "Outside of one bad hole he was under par for the day. Ethan and John Del Priore had solid first rounds and Henry battled back very well in round two to post a solid score."
Michae VanDerLaan of the Mocs leads the field of 90 golfers with a 12 under par 132. After shooting a 65 in round one, he shot a 67 in round two to earn the lead heading into tomorrow's final round.
The third and final round of the Newberry Invitational will take place tomorrow.
Serketich closed stating, "Tomorrow's forecast is going to make a good score extremely challenging. Our plan is to play as hard as we can and see if we can move up into the top five. I think that would be a solid finish."
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