Monday, April 1
Loudon, Tenn.
All Day
Queens University of Charlotte
at
LMU Tennessee River Rumble
4/1/2019 6:50:00 PM | Men's Golf
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LOUDON, Tenn. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team carded a 298 to sit in fifth place following the opening round of play at the Tennessee River Rumble hosted by No. 11 Lincoln Memorial at the Wind River Golf Course. With temperatures below freezing this morning, today's shotgun start was pushed to 11 a.m. and the 54-hole event was shortened to 36 holes.
The hosting Railsplitters lead after finishing the first round of play at five-over-par with a 293. No. 15 Carson-Newman, No. 13 Young Harris, and King are tied in second place after each team scored a 296.
"Today was another challenging weather day, the wind really never stopped and that didn't allow the temperature to get very warm," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "The golf course is very hilly and undulating, much more so than any course we play in Charlotte area which adds a little challenge for everyone."
Henry Bryden leads the Royals completing the opening round tied in ninth place after shooting a 73. Jonathan Noble and Taisuke Ono are tied in 13th place after carding 74s and Elis Lewis rounded out the Royals' score with a 77 tying him in 46th place. Additionally, Ethan Willis shot a 78 to finish the day tied in 53rd place.
"Henry, Jon, and Taisuke were all pretty solid today," Serketich continued. "This course sets up well for them and I expect they will have another good day tomorrow.
Overall, team-wise we are right in the mix and we're excited to get back out there to compete tomorrow morning. We want to continue to build positive momentum going into South Atlantic Conference Championships in a week and a half."
Harry Boyle of Lincoln Memorial and Jake Headrick of Carson-Newman are both tied for first individually with three-under-par 69s.
The second and final round of the Tennessee River Rumble will take place tomorrow.
*Rankings used are from golfstat.com*
LOUDON, Tenn. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team carded a 298 to sit in fifth place following the opening round of play at the Tennessee River Rumble hosted by No. 11 Lincoln Memorial at the Wind River Golf Course. With temperatures below freezing this morning, today's shotgun start was pushed to 11 a.m. and the 54-hole event was shortened to 36 holes.
The hosting Railsplitters lead after finishing the first round of play at five-over-par with a 293. No. 15 Carson-Newman, No. 13 Young Harris, and King are tied in second place after each team scored a 296.
"Today was another challenging weather day, the wind really never stopped and that didn't allow the temperature to get very warm," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "The golf course is very hilly and undulating, much more so than any course we play in Charlotte area which adds a little challenge for everyone."
Henry Bryden leads the Royals completing the opening round tied in ninth place after shooting a 73. Jonathan Noble and Taisuke Ono are tied in 13th place after carding 74s and Elis Lewis rounded out the Royals' score with a 77 tying him in 46th place. Additionally, Ethan Willis shot a 78 to finish the day tied in 53rd place.
"Henry, Jon, and Taisuke were all pretty solid today," Serketich continued. "This course sets up well for them and I expect they will have another good day tomorrow.
Overall, team-wise we are right in the mix and we're excited to get back out there to compete tomorrow morning. We want to continue to build positive momentum going into South Atlantic Conference Championships in a week and a half."
Harry Boyle of Lincoln Memorial and Jake Headrick of Carson-Newman are both tied for first individually with three-under-par 69s.
The second and final round of the Tennessee River Rumble will take place tomorrow.
*Rankings used are from golfstat.com*
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