Career: Played three years in the Emory program and closed out his
career in 20th place on the school's career scoring average list
with an effort of 78.20 strokes per round.
Senior (2011-12): Competed in nine of the team's 10 tournaments and logged
21 rounds of action ... Second Team All-UAA after finishing in a
tie for seventh place at the conference championship with a 36-hole
score of 151 ... Best 18-hole effort was an even-par 72 during the
first round of the UAA Championships ... Second-best rounds were a
pair of 75s that he carded at the Jekyll Island Invitational where
he finished 69th out of 150 competitors with a 54-hole performance
of 229 (75-79-75).
Junior (2010-11): Second full season with the program and played in nine of
the team's 10 tournaments ... Fourth on on the team with a 76.21
strokes per round average ... First Team All-UAA after leading the
team and finishing second overall at the league championship (Mar.
12-13) with a one-under 143 (77-66) ... His second-round score at
the UAAs tied the school record for low individual round while his
final total was the second-lowest mark by an Emory player at the
UAA Championships ... Was the Eagles' No. 1 performer at the
Golfweek Fall Invitational (Sept. 12-14) with his five-over par 221
(74-70-77) tying for 11th place on Emory's ladder for low score
over a 54-hole tournament.
Sophomore (2009-10): Played as an individual competitor in two tournaments,
registering four total rounds ... Best 18-hole outing was a
second-round 78 at the Greensboro College Invitational (Sept.
28).
High School: Four-year member of the golf program
at Christian Brothers Academy ... Was coached by Tim Sewing ...
Served as team captain his senior year ... Averaged 38.1 strokes
per a nine-hole round his final season ... Finished third
in the 2006 Parochial A State Championship and was first in 2004
... Helped his team to a first-place finish at the Tournament of
Champions ... Also played on the basketball team.
Personal: Born March 11, 1988 ... Attended
Furman University prior to his arrival at
Emory.
