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Rhodes College Fall Classic Tunica National 2018 Rhodes Fall Collegiate Dates: Sep 23 - Sep 24 Rhodes College Fall Classic Tunica National 2018 Rhodes Fall Collegiate Dates: Sep 23 - Sep 24 Pos. Team/Player (seed) Rd 1 Rd 2 Total T1 Huntingdon College 283 282 565 2 Henry Gee (3) 68 67 135 T8 Drew Mathers (1) 70 71 141 T28 Stephen Shephard (2) 73 72 145 T31 Carson Whitton (4) 74 72 146 T31 Wyatt Adkison (5) 72 74 146 T1 UT Tyler 283 282 565 1 Tyler Uhlig (1) 68 66 134 T17 Jeff Murphy (2) 69 74 143 T17 Nicklaus Cuny (4) 73 70 143 T28 Hayden Montoya (3) 73 72 145 T44 Tanner Saul (5) 73 75 148 3 LaGrange College 288 285 573 T17 Ben Womack (1) 71 72 143 T17 Mathias Andersen (4) 72 71 143 T22 Sam Rogers (2) 72 72 144 T44 Rob Simpson (3) 73 75 148 T70 Cameron Starr (5) 82 70 152 4 Rhodes College 287 287 574 T8 Vince Wheeler (5) 72 69 141 T13 Tom Weaver (4) 70 72 142 T22 Hunter Bremer (1) 72 72 144 T38 Tyler Cohen (3) 73 74 147 T53 Corrie Kuehn (2) 76 74 150 5 Southwestern Univ. 298 281 579 T5 Sutherland Stith (2) 74 66 140 T13 Cade Osgood (1) 72 70 142 T38 John Kellum (3) 75 72 147 T53 Devon Horne (4) 77 73 150 T53 Andrew Augustine (5) 77 73 150 6 Transylvania 291 289 580 T5 Spencer McKinney (4) 68 72 140 T31 Jack Berger (1) 74 72 146 T38 Harrison Lane (2) 74 73 147 T38 Zach Treilobs (5) 75 72 147 T70 Blake Young (3) 76 76 152 7 Berry College 289 293 582 T8 Wesley Heston (3) 67 74 141 T17 Preston DeSantis (1) 71 72 143 T31 Henry Jones (2) 73 73 146 T70 Andrew Porter (5) 78 74 152 T86 Jeremy Smith (4) 79 76 155 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2021, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Pos. Team/Player (seed) Rd 1 Rd 2 Total 8 Maryville College TN 299 285 584 T13 Garrett Compliment (3) 71 71 142 T22 Tyler Bray (1) 72 72 144 T44 Andy Cofer (5) 75 73 148 T61 Hunter DeSena (4) 81 70 151 T76 Wil Manuel (2) 81 72 153 9 Sewanee 297 290 587 T22 Basil Boyd (4) 74 70 144 T38 Nick Powell (1) 74 73 147 T44 Nic Vandeventer (5) 73 75 148 T53 Tommy Oliver (2) 78 72 150 T61 Gray Matthews (3) 76 75 151 T10 Webster 296 292 588 T28 Will Hocker (3) 71 74 145 T31 Cole Pickett (4) 75 71 146 T44 Zac Ciesla (5) 73 75 148 T61 Brian Morris (1) 78 73 151 T61 Mitchell Vetter (2) 77 74 151 T10 McMurry University 290 298 588 3 Brendon Lowrance (1) 68 68 136 T13 Clemente Yanes (4) 71 71 142 T70 Bautista Airaudo (2) 73 79 152 90 Elliot Bourke (3) 78 80 158 T95 Michael Hunt (5) 78 84 162 T12 Millikin University 300 292 592 T31 Wyatt Wilderman (4) 70 76 146 T44 Ryan Forrest (2) 74 74 148 T53 Lee Hill (3) 79 71 150 T76 Michael Barber (1) 77 76 153 T81 Seth Graber (5) 83 71 154 T12 Hardin-Simmons Univ. 299 293 592 4 Luke Smith (1) 66 72 138 T38 Matt Jouett (2) 75 72 147 T76 Nick Vella (4) 79 74 153 T81 Bobby Johnson (3) 79 75 154 T93 Greg Garrison (5) 81 80 161 14 Dallas 304 289 593 T8 Emilio Montalvo (1) 68 73 141 T44 Robby Evans (2) 78 70 148 T76 Seth McNeill (5) 80 73 153 T81 Erik Hamm (3) 81 73 154 T93 Jacob Wade (4) 78 83 161 15 DePauw University 297 306 603 T22 Nick Burris (1) 72 72 144 52 Wyatt Harris (5) 75 74 149 T61 Jason Miller (2) 70 81 151 T91 Danny Paris (3) 80 79 159 101 Jake McCloskey (4) 85 81 166 16 Centre College 305 301 606 T53 Colin Wholey (4) 72 78 150 T61 Zach Mattingly (2) 81 70 151 T61 Nick Stuedli (5) 77 74 151 T81 Jake Mattingly (1) 75 79 154 T99 Hans Stromberg (3) 82 83 165 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2021, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2021, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Pos. Team/Player (seed) Rd 1 Rd 2 Total T17 Birmingham Southern 307 302 609 T53 Blake Schambeau (3) 76 74 150 T70 Colin MacLane (1) 72 80 152 T70 Thomas Iturbe (2) 79 73 152 T86 Josh Seal (4) 80 75 155 T95 Drennen Beam (5) 82 80 162 T17 Rhodes College 301 308 609 T53 Grant Hill (2) 73 77 150 T61 Matt McKenney (3) 75 76 151 T61 Luke Harrison (4) 76 75 151 T91 Dan Venker (1) 77 82 159 T95 Lucas Abbott (5) 82 80 162 19 Piedmont University 309 303 612 T31 Josh DeSain (1) 74 72 146 T76 Candler Murphey (5) 81 72 153 88 Christian Payne (3) 76 80 156 89 Matthew Leemann (2) 78 79 157 T99 Alex Morettini (4) 82 83 165 20 Millsaps College 335 329 664 T81 Eli Freeman (1) 76 78 154 98 Mills McClendon (2) 86 77 163 102 Nicolas Sandoval (4) 82 85 167 103 Mathis Hughes (5) 91 89 180 104 Paul Sweeney (3) 92 92 184 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2021, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Individuals Pos. Player (Team) Rd 1 Rd 2 Total T5 Ben Harris (Huntingdon College) 73 67 140 T8 Woodson Smith (Sewanee) 72 69 141 T22 Lane Roye (McMurry University) 73 71 144 T44 Sam McNamara (Transylvania) 77 71 148 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2021, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat .
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