The Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team finished 26th in the NCAA Championship after a challenging third round, recording a score of 305 for a total of 884. This performance ties their second-best team total in the finals, equaling their score from 2012. Leading the team was sophomore Ward Harris, who shot 73, while Evan Rogers, Griffin Law, Ethan Whitaker, and Camden Braidech contributed scores of 76, 77, 79, and 80 respectively. Coach Blaine Woodruff reflected on the team's growth and looks forward to future improvements.

By the Numbers
  • Total score: 884, tying for the second-best in program history.
  • Ward Harris finished with a score of 73, leading the team in the final round.
State of Play
  • The Mocs were 1 under through six holes but struggled significantly after a challenging seventh hole.
  • They managed just three birdies in the round, a significant drop from earlier performances.
What's Next

With a focus on learning from this year's experience, the team aims to return next season with strategies for improvement and a goal of advancing to match play.

Bottom Line

The Mocs demonstrated resilience throughout the season, and despite a tough finish, they showed potential for future success in NCAA competitions.