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Southeastern Fire Classic The Golf Course at Bridgewater Team Leaders Place Team Score 1 Charles Henri-Raindre (WI 70 Green) T-2 Nate Mosby (SEU) 71 T-2 Tom Hayes (SCAD) 71 4th Matt Parziale (SEU) 73 5th Hugo Braune (WI Green) 74 T-6 Juan Sarmiento (ERU) 75 T-6 Don Sciotto (ERU) 75 T-8 Sean Metcalf (SEU) 76 T-8 Michael Salmon (Thomas) 76 T-10 Mike Watts (Faulkner) 77 T-10 Ryan Carriss (SEU) 77 T-10 Andrew Herbert (SCAD) 77 T-10 Tom Miller (ERU) 77 T-10 Lance Williams (Thomas) 77 Team Leaders Place Player Score 1st Southeastern University 297 2nd Webber (Green) 299 3rd SCAD 308 4th Embry-Riddle 309 5th Thomas University 314 6th Webber (Gold) 318 7th Faulkner University 324 8th Warner Southern 340 9th Clearwater Christian 357 10th Toccoa Falls College 386 Team Scoring Southeastern University Player Score Nate Mosby 71 Ryan Carriss 77 Graeme 79 Nelson Sean Metcalf 76 Matt Parziale 73 Total 297 Webber International Green Player Score Matt Bransby 77 Alex Evans 80 Craig Isabel 78 Charles-Henri Raindre 70 Hugo Braune 74 Total 299 Webber International Gold Player Score Jaren Goode 89-WD Alex Carey 80 Robin Olsson 79 Craig Taylor 83 Rob Turner 76 Total 318 SCAD Player Score Andrew 77 Herbert Loren Bunting 84 Tom Hayes 71 Scott Melton 80 Colin Kelly 80 Total 308 Thomas University Player Score Patrick Lovely 81 Ben Spooner 80 Jonathan 87 Guess Michael 76 Salmon Lance 77 Williams Totals 314 Embry-Riddle University Player Score Hunter Jenkins 82 Brett Verner 89 Juan Sarmiento 75 Don Sciotto 75 Tom Miller 77 Total 309 Faulkner University Player Score Mike Watts 77 Andy Roper 84 Lee Procka 78 Morgan Driskell 86 Adam 85 Eastenling Total 324 Warner Southern College Player Score Drew Meier 95 Alan Johnson 82 Maurice Forde 80 Seth Courtney 89 Justen Copeland 89 Totals 340 Clearwater Christian College Player Score Josh Manter 81 Brian Royal 110 Jon Weaver 92 Aaron Dahl 95 David Farrell 89 Total 357 Toccoa Falls College Player Score Black 101 Edwards Pete Ervin 109 Corey Wade 85 Patrick Emery 100 Tyler Spence 100 Total 386 Individuals Player Score Steve Boyce 80 (ERU) Cris Simanca 90 (SEU) .

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