William and Mary travelled on Feb. 16-17 to Savannah, Georgia to participate at the Invitational at Savannah Harbor where it finished with an 881 (+17), tying Jacksonville State and ultimately losing to South Carolina Beaufort with an 872 (+8).
Opening its spring season, the College fired a 36-hole score of 582 (+6) in open play, slightly behind the day one frontrunner of Austin Peay with a 578 (+2).
Leading the Tribe in the first two rounds, junior Walker Campbell was able to tie for fourth place on the first day, firing a team-low of 70 (-2) in the first round before finishing with a 73 (+1) in the second round. Following not too closely behind, senior David Hicks had a three-stroke deficit to Campbell with a 146 (+2). Shining on the first day, sophomore Trevor Hecht had a low score of 71 (-1) in the round two lineup but not before he was able to record an eagle on the par-4-hole No. 1.
Entering round three, senior David Hicks took the spotlight as he fired the College’s best round that day, going under par for the second time in the three rounds with a 71 (-1). This round was his sixth of the season to be at or below par. He was able to finish the event with an even 215 and place sixth in the individual scoreboard. Second on the Tribe’s scoreboard was Campbell who recorded a 76 (+4) on the final day, having finished with a 219 (+3).
The College will reconvene when the team travels to Aiken, Georgia March 11-12 in order to compete at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Invitational.
