
3/26/2019 7:12:00 PM | Men's Golf
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GREENWOOD, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team secured a ninth-place finish at the Bearcat Golf Classic hosted by Lander at the Greenwood Golf Club. No. 11 Lincoln Memorial claimed the team title with an 861 (275-289-297) while Clayton State scored an 865 (283-280-302) to finish second.
The Royals totaled a three-round score of 884 (295-295-294) to earn their third-straight top-10 finish. Jonathan Noble led the way for Queens shooting a 214 (70-71-73) to tie for fifth. It is his third top-five finish of the season and his fifth top-10 finish.
"Overall, our team scores were not where we want them," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "The guys gave a great effort but we didn't execute as well as we're capable of performing. Jon was again one of our bright spots. He is our hardest worker so it is no surprise to see his results be strong week after week. He played really well both days and racked up another top-five finish."
Henry Bryden tied for 31st place after carding a 220 (72-73-75) and Ethan Willis tied for 58th with a 225 (78-75-72). Elis Lewis completed play tied in 85th place after scoring a 231 (81-76-74) and Taisuke Ono tied for 90th with a 232 (75-78-79).
Dan Bradbury of the Railsplitters earned the individual medal after carding a 208 (69-68-71).
"All the guys had some bright spots and we will continue to work to be better next week in Tennessee," Serketich added.
Queens will wrap its regular season at the Tennessee River Rumble hosted by Lincoln Memorial University April 1-2 in Loudon, Tenn.
GREENWOOD, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team secured a ninth-place finish at the Bearcat Golf Classic hosted by Lander at the Greenwood Golf Club. No. 11 Lincoln Memorial claimed the team title with an 861 (275-289-297) while Clayton State scored an 865 (283-280-302) to finish second.
The Royals totaled a three-round score of 884 (295-295-294) to earn their third-straight top-10 finish. Jonathan Noble led the way for Queens shooting a 214 (70-71-73) to tie for fifth. It is his third top-five finish of the season and his fifth top-10 finish.
"Overall, our team scores were not where we want them," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "The guys gave a great effort but we didn't execute as well as we're capable of performing. Jon was again one of our bright spots. He is our hardest worker so it is no surprise to see his results be strong week after week. He played really well both days and racked up another top-five finish."
Henry Bryden tied for 31st place after carding a 220 (72-73-75) and Ethan Willis tied for 58th with a 225 (78-75-72). Elis Lewis completed play tied in 85th place after scoring a 231 (81-76-74) and Taisuke Ono tied for 90th with a 232 (75-78-79).
Dan Bradbury of the Railsplitters earned the individual medal after carding a 208 (69-68-71).
"All the guys had some bright spots and we will continue to work to be better next week in Tennessee," Serketich added.
Queens will wrap its regular season at the Tennessee River Rumble hosted by Lincoln Memorial University April 1-2 in Loudon, Tenn.
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