Cavaliers Open Play at U.S. Collegiate Championships in Fifth Place

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Alpharetta, GA – The 21st-ranked Virginia men’s golf team is in fifth place after shooting 1-over 289 during the opening round of the U.S. Collegiate Championships taking place at The Golf Club of Georgia. Georgia Tech, the host school, leads the field at 271. A total of eight teams in the field are ranked in the current top-25 poll.

Mac McLaughlin and Bruce Woodall both shot 1-under 71 to lead the Cavaliers during the first round. They are tied for 14th place. Amory Davis is 22nd at 73, Will Collins is 28th at 74 and Ben Kohles is 34th at 75.

Georgia Tech’s James White shot 10-under 62 to hold a seven-shot lead.

The second round of the tournament is slated for Monday and the final 18 holes will take place Tuesday. Live scoring of the event is online at Golfstat.com.

U.S. Collegiate Championship
The Golf Club of Georgia – Lakeside Course
Alpharetta, GA
Par 72, 7,017 yards
First Round Results

Team Results
1. Georgia Tech 271
2. Texas A&M 284
3. UCLA 286
4. USC 288
5. Virginia 289
6. California 291
7. Duke 292
8. Kent State 294
9. Florida State 298
10. East Tennessee State 300
11. Wake Forest 300
12. Washington 301
13. Clemson 303
14. South Carolina 306
15. Georgia State 309

Individual Leaders
1. James White, Georgia Tech 62
2. Jordan Russell, Texas A&M 69
2. Austin Cody, Duke 69
2. J.T Griffin, Georgia Tech 69
2. Steve Lim, USC 69
2. Jeffrey Kang, USC 69
7. Lee Bedford, Wake Forest 70
7. Case Cochran, Texas A&M 70
7. Cameron Peck, Texas A&M 70
7. Richy Werenski, Georgia Tech 70
7. Gregor Main, UCLA 70
7. Kyle Scott, Georgia Tech 70
7. Max Homa, California 70

Virginia Results
14. Mac McLaughlin 71
14. Bruce Woodall 71
22. Amory Davis 73
28. Will Collins 74
34. Ben Kohles 75