Monday, April 19
Tazewell, Tenn.
Queens University of Charlotte
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South Atlantic Conference
4/19/2021 6:47:00 PM | Men's Golf
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TAZEWELL, TENN. - The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team finished rounds one and two of the South Atlantic Conference Championship in second place after shooting 11-under par for a 565 total. The championship is hosted at Woodlake Golf Club.
Lincoln Memorial leads the pack after day one scoring a 561. Queens is four strokes out of first place followed by Limestone who finished at 569.
All five Royals golfers finished day one in the top-14 of the individual standings. Consistency was key as Queens followed its 283 in round one with a tournament-best second round score of 282.
"Overall, very solid day from the guys today," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "We played a lot of really solid golf. In round one, we had Taisuke, Ollie and Clayson all shoot 70, two-under par which was really solid. Brock and Drake hung in there as well so we were able to post a solid round in the morning."
Clayson Good leads the Royals at four-under par (70-70) to tie for third place. Taisuke Ono (70-71) and Ollie Smith (70-71) are one stroke behind at three-under to tie for sixth. Drake Wilcox (74-70) and Brock Hlinak (73-72) round out the team's stellar effort tying for ninth and 14th, respectively.
"The afternoon round was more of the same," Serketich added. "Drake and Clayson shot 70. Ollie and Taisuke shot 71 (one-under) and Brock shot even par, 72. I think it's the first time we've had all five guys even or under par for a particular round, and it was a great time to do it."
Queens enters the final round with hopes of defending its 2019 SAC Championship title. "Today puts us in good position heading into the final round tomorrow," Serketich continued. "We'll need a very solid final round to pile some pressure on LMU and I'm excited to see how it plays out.
I'm very proud of the guys and their attitudes today."
The final round of the South Atlantic Conference Championship proceeds tomorrow.
TAZEWELL, TENN. - The Queens University of Charlotte men's golf team finished rounds one and two of the South Atlantic Conference Championship in second place after shooting 11-under par for a 565 total. The championship is hosted at Woodlake Golf Club.
Lincoln Memorial leads the pack after day one scoring a 561. Queens is four strokes out of first place followed by Limestone who finished at 569.
All five Royals golfers finished day one in the top-14 of the individual standings. Consistency was key as Queens followed its 283 in round one with a tournament-best second round score of 282.
"Overall, very solid day from the guys today," said Queens head men's golf coach Andrew Serketich. "We played a lot of really solid golf. In round one, we had Taisuke, Ollie and Clayson all shoot 70, two-under par which was really solid. Brock and Drake hung in there as well so we were able to post a solid round in the morning."
Clayson Good leads the Royals at four-under par (70-70) to tie for third place. Taisuke Ono (70-71) and Ollie Smith (70-71) are one stroke behind at three-under to tie for sixth. Drake Wilcox (74-70) and Brock Hlinak (73-72) round out the team's stellar effort tying for ninth and 14th, respectively.
"The afternoon round was more of the same," Serketich added. "Drake and Clayson shot 70. Ollie and Taisuke shot 71 (one-under) and Brock shot even par, 72. I think it's the first time we've had all five guys even or under par for a particular round, and it was a great time to do it."
Queens enters the final round with hopes of defending its 2019 SAC Championship title. "Today puts us in good position heading into the final round tomorrow," Serketich continued. "We'll need a very solid final round to pile some pressure on LMU and I'm excited to see how it plays out.
I'm very proud of the guys and their attitudes today."
The final round of the South Atlantic Conference Championship proceeds tomorrow.
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