University of Tennessee Athletics
Vols Complete Fall Schedule, Finish Fourth at Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate
November 10, 2020 | Men's Golf
VESTAVIA HILLS, Ala. – The Tennessee men's golf team completed its final tournament of the fall Tuesday, finishing in fourth place at the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate.
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The Vols shot 2-under for the day Tuesday, bringing their three-round score to 11-under 829.
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With the fourth-place finish, Tennessee closed out a fall in which it competed strictly in tournament composed of all 14 SEC schools with a 31-7-1 record – good for the second-best mark in the conference.
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The Vols finished inside the top four as a team of all three tournaments this fall.
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"I think we have left the last two weeks feeling like we left a lot out there and were still able to finish in the top four of the best golf conference in the country," head coach Brennan Webb said. "We had a great fall and I think we took another step in the right direction towards where we eventually want to be as a program.
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"I know finishing with the second-best record in the conference will be a source of motivation for our guys and we will keep working hard to improve."
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Tennessee maintained three golfers inside the top 20 on the individual leaderboard for the third consecutive round, as Hunter Wolcott, Rhys Nevin and Jake Hall all recorded top-20 finishes.
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Wolcott finished tied for 10th place, shooting 5-under for the week at Old Overton Club. All three of Wolcott's rounds were par or better, bringing his fall tally to six in that category.
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It marks Wolcott's eighth career top-10 finish and second this fall after he tied for second place overall at the Blessings Collegiate last month.
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Finishing tied for 12th place, Nevin recorded his 21st career top-20 finish – a mark that leads the team. Nevin shot 4-under 206 overall and like Wolcott, carded three rounds of par or better. Nevin's 3-under 67 on Tuesday was Tennessee's best of the day.
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In his first tournament as a member of Tennessee's lineup, Hall tied for 16th place. His previous highest collegiate career finish competing as an individual was 20th place.
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Hall shot under par for the tournament as a whole, carding a 2-under 208.
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Coming in tied for 44th place was Spencer Cross, who shot 6-over 215. All three of Cross' rounds for the tournament as a whole counted, bringing his fall total to seven of nine rounds counted.
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Bryce Lewis shot Tennessee's second-best round of the day Tuesday, carding a 2-under 68. He shot 7-over 217 for the tournament overall.
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Lewis completes the fall with a team-leading seven rounds of par or better.
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Individual Scores
T10. Hunter Wolcott, -5 (205)
T12. Rhys Nevin, -4 (206)
T16. Jake Hall,-2 (208)
T44. Spencer Cross, +6 (216)
T50. Bryce Lewis, +7 (217)
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Team Leaderboard
T1. Auburn, -19 (821)
T1. Vanderbilt, -19 (821)
T1. Georgia, -19 (821)
4. Tennessee, -11 (829)
5. Ole Miss, -6 (834)
6. Arkansas, -3 (837)
7. South Carolina, -2 (838)
8. Texas A&M, +1 (841)
9. Mississippi State, +2 (842)
10. Florida, +6 (846)
11. Missouri, +10 (850)
12. Alabama, +11 (851)
13. LSU, +25 (865)
14. Kentucky, +26 (866)
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The Vols shot 2-under for the day Tuesday, bringing their three-round score to 11-under 829.
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With the fourth-place finish, Tennessee closed out a fall in which it competed strictly in tournament composed of all 14 SEC schools with a 31-7-1 record – good for the second-best mark in the conference.
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The Vols finished inside the top four as a team of all three tournaments this fall.
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"I think we have left the last two weeks feeling like we left a lot out there and were still able to finish in the top four of the best golf conference in the country," head coach Brennan Webb said. "We had a great fall and I think we took another step in the right direction towards where we eventually want to be as a program.
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"I know finishing with the second-best record in the conference will be a source of motivation for our guys and we will keep working hard to improve."
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Tennessee maintained three golfers inside the top 20 on the individual leaderboard for the third consecutive round, as Hunter Wolcott, Rhys Nevin and Jake Hall all recorded top-20 finishes.
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Wolcott finished tied for 10th place, shooting 5-under for the week at Old Overton Club. All three of Wolcott's rounds were par or better, bringing his fall tally to six in that category.
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It marks Wolcott's eighth career top-10 finish and second this fall after he tied for second place overall at the Blessings Collegiate last month.
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Finishing tied for 12th place, Nevin recorded his 21st career top-20 finish – a mark that leads the team. Nevin shot 4-under 206 overall and like Wolcott, carded three rounds of par or better. Nevin's 3-under 67 on Tuesday was Tennessee's best of the day.
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In his first tournament as a member of Tennessee's lineup, Hall tied for 16th place. His previous highest collegiate career finish competing as an individual was 20th place.
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Hall shot under par for the tournament as a whole, carding a 2-under 208.
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Coming in tied for 44th place was Spencer Cross, who shot 6-over 215. All three of Cross' rounds for the tournament as a whole counted, bringing his fall total to seven of nine rounds counted.
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Bryce Lewis shot Tennessee's second-best round of the day Tuesday, carding a 2-under 68. He shot 7-over 217 for the tournament overall.
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Lewis completes the fall with a team-leading seven rounds of par or better.
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Individual Scores
T10. Hunter Wolcott, -5 (205)
T12. Rhys Nevin, -4 (206)
T16. Jake Hall,-2 (208)
T44. Spencer Cross, +6 (216)
T50. Bryce Lewis, +7 (217)
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Team Leaderboard
T1. Auburn, -19 (821)
T1. Vanderbilt, -19 (821)
T1. Georgia, -19 (821)
4. Tennessee, -11 (829)
5. Ole Miss, -6 (834)
6. Arkansas, -3 (837)
7. South Carolina, -2 (838)
8. Texas A&M, +1 (841)
9. Mississippi State, +2 (842)
10. Florida, +6 (846)
11. Missouri, +10 (850)
12. Alabama, +11 (851)
13. LSU, +25 (865)
14. Kentucky, +26 (866)
Players Mentioned
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Tuesday, September 03
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Friday, April 26
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