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Asbury Eagles Invitational Connemara Golf Course Nicholasville, KY Connemara G.C Dates: Mar 25 - Mar 26 Asbury Eagles Invitational Connemara Golf Course Nicholasville, KY Connemara G.C Dates: Mar 25 - Mar 26 Start Finish Player Team Scores - T1 Patrick Hardy Indiana Wesleyan 68 -4 - T1 Cameron Luczka Indiana Wesleyan 68 -4 - 3 Drake Stepter Georgetown College 69 -3 - 4 Heath Petty Georgetown College 70 -2 - T5 Zach Lismon Muskegon CC 71 -1 - T5 Jay Adams Georgetown College 71 -1 - T5 Trey Ogle Georgetown College 71 -1 - T8 Austin Welch Indiana U - Kokomo 72 E - T8 Trevor Brown Brescia University 72 E - T8 Austin Mitchell Midway University 72 E - T8 Rob Duff Kentucky State U. 72 E - T12 Ethan Spalding * Midway University 73 +1 - T12 Chase Taylor Midway University 73 +1 - T12 Steven Zehr Brescia University 73 +1 - T12 Daniel Dunn Indiana Wesleyan 73 +1 - T12 Cam Weddell Indiana U - Kokomo 73 +1 - T12 Sam Seagrave Indiana U - Kokomo 73 +1 - T12 Cody French * Midway University 73 +1 - T12 Parker Monhollen Midway University 73 +1 - T12 Jorge Hernandez West Virginia Tech 73 +1 - T21 Chandler McMahon Cincinnati Christian 74 +2 - T21 Brandon Cambron Midway University 74 +2 - T21 Trey Blevins Midway University 74 +2 - T21 VICTOR VARGUS Asbury University 74 +2 - T25 Keaton Inglis Muskegon CC 75 +3 - T25 Gavin Smith Asbury University 75 +3 - T25 Parker Brown Brescia University 75 +3 - T25 Ben Campbell Asbury University 75 +3 - T25 Michael Cooper Ohio Christian 75 +3 - T30 Josh Koester * Midway University 76 +4 - T30 Joe Rogers-Jeff Cincinnati Christian 76 +4 - T30 Nick Schad Indiana Wesleyan 76 +4 - T30 Taylor Fletcher Indiana U - Kokomo 76 +4 - T34 Noah Lung Cincinnati Christian 77 +5 - T34 Clayton Buck Indiana Wesleyan (B) 77 +5 - T34 Jose Bustingorri Asbury University 77 +5 - T34 Callum Langford West Virginia Tech 77 +5 - T34 Dylan Wilkerson Ohio Christian 77 +5 - T34 Brent Smith Indiana Wesleyan (B) 77 +5 - T40 Marcos Ezcurra Asbury University 78 +6 - T40 Ryan Howard Brescia University 78 +6 - T40 Daniel Steele Brescia University 78 +6 - T43 Lucas Leffler Indiana Wesleyan (B) 79 +7 - T43 Andrew McDonnel Muskegon CC 79 +7 - T43 Patrick Oakley Georgetown College 79 +7 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2019, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Asbury Eagles Invitational Connemara Golf Course Nicholasville, KY Connemara G.C Dates: Mar 25 - Mar 26 Start Finish Player Team Scores - T46 Quinn Chapman Ohio Christian 80 +8 - T46 Riley Tomlinson Indiana U - Kokomo 80 +8 - T46 Bryce Kremer Cincinnati Christian 80 +8 - T46 Reid Zimmerman Indiana Wesleyan (B) 80 +8 - T50 Buher Brady * Asbury University 81 +9 - T50 Jeremy Kimbrough Kentucky State U. 81 +9 - T50 Kolton Myatt * Brescia University 81 +9 - T53 Gehrig Forsythe * Indiana U - Kokomo 82 +10 - T53 Michael Troutman * Asbury University 82 +10 - T53 Reid Sayles Muskegon CC 82 +10 - T53 Hudson Yoder Indiana Wesleyan 82 +10 - T57 Caleb Noble * Midway University 83 +11 - T57 Brandon Keaton West Virginia Tech 83 +11 - T59 Jesse Evans West Virginia Tech 84 +12 - T59 Sean Hodges Cincinnati Christian 84 +12 - 61 Daniel Snodgrass West Virginia Tech 85 +13 - 62 Cole Posthumus Muskegon CC 86 +14 - 63 Jacob Kydd Indiana Wesleyan (B) 88 +16 - 64 Jacob Routzahn Ohio Christian 89 +17 - 65 Axline Brace Kentucky State U. 90 +18 - T66 Bryan Brooks Ohio Christian 91 +19 - T66 James Brace Kentucky State U. 91 +19 - 68 Turner Warren Kentucky State U. 98 +26 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2019, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat .
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