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April 19, 2003
New London, N.C. – The Virginia men’s golf team dropped down one spot to seventh after two rounds at the ACC Championship on Saturday.
Wake Forest advanced from second to take over the number spot with a 575 (-1). North Carolina dropped from first to second with an even par of 576 while Clemson maintained third with a score of 580 (+4). The Cavaliers shot a 608 (+32).
Individually, Wake Forest’s Bill Haas fired 7 under par with a 137 to keep his first place position. Following in second place is Georgia Tech’s Troy Matteson, Wake Forest’s Brent Wanner, and North Carolina’s Richard Treis, all with a 142 (-3). UNC’s Ramon Bescansa shot a 142 (-2) to round up fifth place.
Cavalier senior Justin Goodhue (Glastonbury, Conn.) moved up to 15th with a score of 148 (+4). Freshman Brad Tilley (Chappaqua, N.Y.) shot a 152 (+8), placing 23rd, while junior Jeremy Luce (Austin, Texas) followed behind by one shot with a 153 (+9) to place 26th. Freshman Eamonn McLoughlin (Amityville, N.Y.) had a 155 (+11) to finish 32nd. Freshman Dan Gabel (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) is in 44th with a score of 165 (+21).
The Cavaliers will finish the final round of the ACC Championship on Sunday, April 20th.
ACC CHAMPIONSHIPOld North State ClubNew London, N.C.Second Round Results
1. Wake Forest 293-282-575 (-1)2. UNC 290-286-576 (E)3. Clemson 294-286-580 (+4)4. Georgia Tech 305-287-592 (+16)5. Duke 303-292-595 (+19)6. N.C. State 312-295-607 (+31)7. VIRGINIA 310-298-608 (+32)8. Maryland 311-299-610 (+34)9. Florida St. 311-305-616 (+40)
TOP INDIVIDUALS1. Bill Haas, W.F. 69-68-137 (-7)2. Troy Matteson, Ga. Tech 74-67-141 (-3) Brent Wanner, W.F. 72-69-141 (-3) Richard Treis, UNC 72-69-141 (-3)5. Ramon Bescansa, UNC 72-70-142 (-2)
VIRGINIA PLAYERSt15. Justin Goodhue 77-71-148 (+4)t23. Brad Tilley 76-76-152 (+8)t26. Jeremy Luce 76-77-153 (+9)32. Eamonn McLoughlin 81-74-155 (+11)t44. Dan Gabel 85-80-165 (+21)