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Generals take home a second straight title in the event. MIDLOTHIAN –– The Washington & Lee University golf team fired a final day 6-over-par 294 total to post a four-shot victory and win its second straight Virginia Division III Championship on Monday afternoon at Independence Golf Club.
 The Generals turned in a 19-over-par 595 (301-292) aggregate to best Randolph-Macon College by four strokes. W&L was paced by sophomore Ted Williams (Vero Beach, Fla./St. Edwards School), who took home medalist honors with an even-par 144 (69-75) total. In addition to Williams (pictued left), also contributing scores on the final day were freshman Nathaniel James (Kellar, Texas/Kellar), senior Jed Johnson (Darien, Conn./Taft School) and sophomore Anthony Zappin (Huntington, W.Va./St. Joseph Central), who each delivered 73s. James, Johnson and Zappin each tied for seventh in the overall championship.
Senior Ryan Castle (Summerville, S.C./Summerville) paced Randolph-Macon, matching the low round of the championship with a final round 69 to go along with a first day 75 for a 1-over-par 145 aggregate.
Washington & Lee University (301-294-595) – Ted Williams 69-75-144; Anthony Zappin 78-73-151; Nathanial James 78-73-151; Ged Johnson 78-73-151; Matt Nickels 76-80-156
Randolph-Macon College (300-299-599) – Ryan Castle 76-69-145; Ross Shipe 71-80-151; Ben Beran 77-76-153; Dan McGrath 77-76-153; Ryan Bishop 76-78-154
Hampden-Sydney College (303-303-606) – Mike Kelly 71-77-148; Andrew Mitakides 73-76-149; Nick Combs 79-73-152; Bob Boykin 80-77-157; Rob Shrader 81-77-158
Bridgewater College (307-303-610) – Chris Beahm 75-72-147; Grady Ruckman 76-74-150; Shawn Harper 77-81-158; Andrew Bartley 82-76-158; Jarod Brown 79-82-161
Ferrum College (323-319-642) – William McLawhorn 82-76-158; Kent Doughty 82-76-158; Rick Bergevin 76-85-161; Jesse Hodges 84-82-166; Adam Crawford 83-90-173
Christopher Newport University (322-322-644) – Patrick Ryan 78-81-159; Loren White 78-81-159; Andrew Geary 84-79-163; Chris Dietrich 83-81-164; Eric Smialek 83-82-165
Virginia Wesleyan (337-319-656) – David Wheeler 81-77-158; Cole Herrington 80-80-160; Jeff Bradford 88-78-166; Ron Easley 88-84-172; Brandon Baker 92-90-182
Roanoke College (329-330-659) – Dusty Throckmorton 73-82-155; Nathan May 88-80-168; Al May 83-87-170; Chris Ewing 85-87-172; Gerard Kasza 94-81-175
Lynchburg College (336-329-665) – Eric Bliley 81-77-158; Tim Dudar 80-81-161; Pat Prior 80-86-166; Chris Henry 100-85-185; Corey Reynolds 95-92-187
Marymount College (341-345-686) – Seth Prophett 74-84-158; Garrett Burke 89-82-171; Kevin Rizzotte 88-88-176; Kyong Lee 90-91-181
Newport News Apprentice (354-341-695) – B.J. Maben 84-74-158; Wes Harris 83-82-165; Daryl Welch 89-93-182; Jay Cogger 98-92-190; William Prescott 99-95-194
Shenandoah College (351-344-695) – Yohi Takada 77-85-162; Chris Lambert 82-81-163; Mike McNally 91-94-185; Nick Yates 101-84-185
Top Ten Individuals
Ted Williams (Washington & Lee University), 69-75-144; Ryan Castle (Randolph-Macon College), 76-69-145; Chris Beahm (Bridgewater College) 75-72-147; Mike Kelly (Hampden-Sydney College), 71-77-148; Andrew Mitakides (Hampden-Sydney College), 73-76-149; Grady Ruckman (Bridgewater College), 76-74-150; Anthony Zappin (Washington & Lee University), 78-73-151; Nathanial James (Washington & Lee University); 78-73-151; Ged Johnson (Washington & Lee University), 78-73-151; Ross Shipe (Randolph- Macon Collegr), 71-80-151 |
