Golf Finishes 11th at Joe Agee Invitational

Wendelken is Low Colonial at 6-Over 216

Coach Scott Allen's Colonials moved up seven places between Monday's first round and Tuesday's third round at the Joe Agee Golf Invitational.

Oct. 3, 2006

Results

TOANO, VA -- The GW golf team combined to shoot a third-round 282 to place 11th in the 18-team Joe Agee Invitational Tuesday at the par-70, 6,646-yard Stonehouse Golf Course, in Toano, VA, near Williamsburg. GW freshman and current A-10 Rookie of the Week, Tyler Wendelken (Sammamish, WA/Issaquah) was the low Colonial with a three-round 216 (75-71-70) which included a pair of eagles. Old Dominion won the tournament with an 842 (291-274-277), nine strokes ahead of second-place Loyola (851).

Richmond's Jordan Utley won the event with a five-under 205 (66-71-68) that included a first-round 66. He edged Loyola's Blake Ferguson (66-70-70) by one stroke. Former GW standout, Brian Carroll, won last year's Joe Agee with a six-under-par 210 (70-72-68) to propel the Colonials to victory.

GW senior Bob Rohr (Lake Forest, IL/Lake Forest) and teammate Lewis Sturdy (Keston, Kent, England/Tonbridge) tied for 33rd, each with a 221.

The Colonials next play in the 36-hole Penn Invitational, Oct. 14-15, at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.

GW individual scores (97 total players):
T-19 Tyler Wendelken 75-71-70 -- 216
T-33 Bob Rohr 80-72-69 -- 221
T-33 Lewis Sturdy 73-76-72 -- 221
T-83 Raman Luthra 83-81-71 -- 235
T-90 Michael Perlmutter 82-73-83 -- 238

Final Team Standings
1-Old Dominion 842
2-Loyola 851
3-East Carolina 861
4-Richmond 867
5-William & Mary 868
6-Francis Marion 869
7-Princeton 870
8-Saint Joseph's 878
9-James Madison 882
10-Towson 883
11-George Washington 884
12-Boston College 889
13-Delaware 890
14-Columbia 893
15-Georgetown 896
16-Cleveland State 897
17-Drexel 904
18-Rutgers 913

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