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Rollins College Invitational Dates: 10/24-10/25, 2011 Round: 2 Par-Yardage: 72-7001 Fin. School Scores T 1 Carson-Newman Coll. 296 287 583 3 Jonathan Kim-Moss 72 69 141 T 11 Gavin Hay 74 71 145 T 23 Liam Ashby 75 73 148 T 28 Michael Horenkamp 75 75 150 T 32 Alex Coughlin 77 74 151 T 1 Newberry College 292 291 583 T 1 Chandler Gruenmeier 68 72 140 T 11 Matthew Campbell 73 72 145 T 23 Matthew Killen 75 73 148 T 41 Jon Weiss 76 77 153 T 46 Jon Lussier 80 74 154 3 Rollins College 287 298 585 T 1 Spencer Cole 69 71 140 T 4 Tyler Sluman 70 72 142 T 18 Scott Lamb 72 74 146 T 67 Jordan Lewis 76 84 160 T 69 Hunter Stone 81 81 162 4 Columbus State 289 301 590 T 8 Daniel Glidewell 71 73 144 T 11 Rourke Van der Spuy 73 72 145 T 28 Steven Paine 73 77 150 T 32 Stephen Swanepoel 72 79 151 T 71 Justin Grice 81 82 163 5 Florida Southern Col 295 297 592 T 11 Jake Nutter 72 73 145 T 21 Peter Creighton 73 74 147 T 23 Lee White 73 75 148 T 36 Alex Carpenter 77 75 152 T 41 Tim Crouch 77 76 153 T 6 Flagler College 296 297 593 T 8 Joel Dahlenburg 70 74 144 T 18 Andrew McCracken 73 73 146 T 36 Greg Mergel 76 76 152 T 41 Travis Ralph 79 74 153 T 50 Michael Boss 77 78 155 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL Rollins College Invitational Dates: 10/24-10/25, 2011 Round: 2 Par-Yardage: 72-7001 Fin. School Scores T 6 Eckerd College 297 296 593 T 11 Jeff Evanier 72 73 145 27 Greg Reilly 71 78 149 T 28 Callum Georgallides 77 73 150 T 41 Paul Henderson 80 73 153 T 46 Luke Bobrowski 77 77 154 8 Lynn University 300 294 594 T 11 Daniel Young 71 74 145 T 18 Marcelo Rozo 75 71 146 T 32 Roberto Francioni 75 76 151 T 36 Filip Timmerman 79 73 152 T 67 Paul McPhee 81 79 160 9 Saint Leo University 303 304 607 T 6 Nick Brothers 72 71 143 T 46 Justin Foster 75 79 154 T 50 Rick Briggs 82 73 155 63 Ron Carlson 76 81 157 T 71 Phil Horowicz 80 83 163 10 Brevard CC 313 300 613 T 32 William Anderson 76 75 151 T 36 Justin Kalanquin 80 72 152 T 50 Keith Greene 76 79 155 T 50 Anthony Skirk 81 74 155 T 69 Bryan Odaiyar 82 80 162 11 Tampa, U. of 309 313 622 T 11 Jared Pane 71 74 145 T 50 Taylor Noel 79 76 155 T 64 Steven Embree 79 80 159 T 71 Parker Wingfield 80 83 163 74 Mark Cleary 80 85 165 Fin. Name School Scores T 4 Case Gard Fl. South 69 73 142 T 6 Davis Hall Rollins 74 69 143 T 8 Kane Wilkerson Lynn U. 74 70 144 T 21 Nam Padungsiriseth Rollins 72 75 147 T 23 Miguel Solorzano Lynn U. 72 76 148 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL Rollins College Invitational Dates: 10/24-10/25, 2011 Round: 2 Par-Yardage: 72-7001 Fin. School Scores Fin. Name School Scores T 28 Adam Hole Lynn U. 74 76 150 T 36 Fatehbir Dhaliwal Rollins 76 76 152 T 41 Christopher Hughes Flagler 77 76 153 T 46 Ernesto Vitienes Lynn U. 78 76 154 T 50 Scott Serwa Tampa 77 78 155 T 50 Jeff Baulet Tampa 81 74 155 T 57 Shane Smyth Lynn U. 79 77 156 T 57 Jacob Lammert Rollins 77 79 156 T 57 Kevin Genuardi Tampa 82 74 156 T 57 Felipe Quiroga Rollins 79 77 156 T 57 Charlie Fitzgerald Rollins 80 76 156 T 57 Alex Belmont Rollins 79 77 156 T 64 Shane Convery Fl. South 79 80 159 T 64 Tae Lim Rollins 79 80 159 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL.

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