Doc cures Clemson’s graduation losses By STEVE WILLIAMS


new blood to keep the program on track. Doc Redmon, a freshman recruit from


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Raleigh’s Leesville Road High School, has stepped right in to lead the Tigers, posting two individual victories and a team-lead- ing 70.1 average in the fall. The winter break did little to slow the


Tigers’ momentum as they opened the spring slate in late Feburary with a victory in the 15-team Puerto Rico Classic. It was their third championship of the campaign. Redmon tied for fifth individually and


was one of three Clemson players to place in the top seven among 75 players. Listed 24th in the Golfweek rank-


ings going into the tournament, Clemson outscored several top teams in the field, including four from the ACC. Georgia, ranked 13th nationally, was second, 11 shots off Clemson’s pace. N.C. State and Georgia Tech tied for third, 16 shots off the pace. Stephen Franken’s first-round 67 and Harrison Rhoades’ final-round 69 were key for the Wolfpack.


Ben Griffin North Carolina


MEN Doc Redman, Raleigh


Harrison Rhoades, Raleigh Stephen Franken, Raleigh Ben Griffin, Chapel Hill Scott Pechacek, Cary Kaleb Lester, Carrboro


Harrison Rhoades, Raleigh Tim Conover, Holly Springs Josh Stockwell, Aberdeen Thomas Eldridge, Raleigh


WOMEN School Position Field Sarah Bae, Pinehurst


Megan Munroe, Raeford


Savannah Thompson UNC Pembroke


School Clemson


N.C. State N.C. State


North Carolina Barton


Georgetown College N.C. State


East Carolina


UNC Greensboro UNC Wilmington


N.C. State UNC Pembroke


Savannah Thompson, Seven Lakes UNC Pembroke Marisa Daquil Kawabe, Fayetteville Converse Kaley Barts, Apex


Catawba


Harrison Rhoades N.C. State


Position Field T-5


T-6


T-10 T-15 T-23 T-25 T-29 T-30 T-32 T-42


T-15 T-35 T-38 T-43


74 44 74 83 82 65 74 83 74


104


Scores Tournament (Date) T-9


79 84 84 98 98


Sarah Bae N.C. State


Scores 72-69-71


73-70-73 67-74-73 72-69-73 73-76 76-77


70-80-69 76-73-70 73-76-71 81-72-68


78-70-70 80-77 78-84 80-87 86-82


Marisa Daquil Kawabe Converse College


Tournament (Date) Puerto Rico Classic (Feb. 19-21)


Georgia Southern Individual Collegiate (Feb. 6-7) Puerto Rico Classic (Feb. 19-21) Sea Best Invitational (Feb 6-7)


Spring Kickoff Intercollegiate (Feb. 13-14) Georgetown College Invite (Feb. 20-21) Puerto Rico Classic (Feb. 19-21) Sea Best Invitational (Feb 6-7) Puerto Rico Classic (Feb. 19-21)


Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (Feb. 17-19)


Lady Puerto Rico Classic (Feb. 12-14) Barton Invite at Kiawah (Feb. 4-5) Barton Invite at Kiawah (Feb. 4-5)


Converse Spring Invitational (Feb. 20-21) Converse Spring Invitational (Feb. 20-21)


This chart lists players from the Triangle Golf Today coverage area who finished in the top half of a field in collegiate events of at least two rounds played Feb. 1-24.


Scott Pechacek Barton College


fter losing two members of its ACC championship starting five, Clemson was looking for some


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