GOOD EFFORT BY GREG SMAIL, CHARLIE MACNEAL, CALUM HILL

SCOTS PULL LOUISIANA-MONROE 

THROUGH TO VICTORY at LITTLE ROCK

FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-MONROE WEBSITE
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas -- Despite difficult cold and windy conditions in the final round of the tournament, the University of Louisiana-Monroe men’s golf team held on to their top spot,  finishing in first place of the First Tee Classic, hosted by UALR (Arkansas-Little Rock).
The Warhawks carded a 305 in the third round of play to secure their spot atop the leaderboard of a strong 14-team field.
“Incredibly difficult conditions today,” head coach Walt Williams said. “The lowest individual score was 74. We had three 76s and that held our lead for us. Our 305 was the low team score in cold, windy conditions.” Greg Smail (from Musselburgh), pictured above, Ayrshire's Charlie Macneal and Velten Meyer carded the 76’s to keep the team on top, while Calum Hill (from North Berwick) ended the day with a 77 and Mason Seaborn an 84.  
Smail led the Warhawks with a final score of a strong 3-over 219 and the third place spot in individual competition. Hill was just two strokes behind to finish in a tie for fourth, while Macneal grabbed a spot in a six-way tie for 11^th.
“We competed and pulled out a win on a difficult day,” said Williams.
The Warhawks are back in action on March 31st as they host the Wallace Jones Tournament, held at the Calvert Crossing Golf Club.
LOUISIANA-MONROE 
INDIVISIONAL TOTALS
Greg Smail (from Musselburgh) 69-74-76--219 (3)
Calum Hill (from North Berwick) 70-74-77--221 (T4)
Charlie Macneal (from Ayrshire) 76-74-76--226 (T11)
Velten Meyer - 79-75-76--230 (T25)
Mason Seaborn - 72-77-84--233 (T39)
LEADING FINAL TEAM TOTALS
1 Louisiana-Monroe  287-297-305--8892 Sam Houston State 295-293-305--893
3 McNeese State 300-286-309--895
4 Lipscomb 301-289-315--905
5 Missouri State - 306-286-319--911
14 Teams took part

ALLAN MAKES TOP TEN IN TEXAS

 Lawrence Allan from Alva and Eamon Bradley from Mount Ellen, both students at South-eastern Louisiana University, finished joint eighth and 24th respectively in this week's Lone Star Invitational college tournament at Briggs Ranch, San Antonio in Texas.

Allan, pictured, shot 73, 71 and 69 for a three-under-par total of 213 - three shots behind the joint winners, Gavin Green (New Mexico) (71-73-66) and Owen Taylor (Sacramento State) 71-67-72)
Bradley had rounds of 73, 69 and 75 for 217 in a field of 84 players.
SE Louisiana (863) finished third behind team title winners New Mexico (848) in a field of 15 teams. 

IAN CLARK IN TENNESSEE TOP 20

Ian Clark (Davis and Elkins College), a freshman from Somerset finished T19 in a field of 59 players at the Trevecca Spring Invitational college tournament at Old Hickory Country Club, Tennessee.
Over a par-71 course of 6,600yd, Ian had rounds of 76 and 79 for 155 - eight shots behind the winner by one, Josh Wheeler (Tennessee Wesleyan) (73-74 for 147).
Tennessee Wesleyan (599) won the team title with Davis and Elkins (631) finishing eighth of 10.

KEDDIE 14th AT PALM CITY, FLORIDA

Danny Keddie (Tennessee), a senior year student from Lincoln, finished 14th of 75 players at the Valspar Collegiate at the Floridian Golf Club, Palm City, Florida.
Danny, pictured, had scores of 70, 71 and 70 for a two-under-par total of 211 over the par-71 course of 7,076yd.
He finished 10 shots behind the winner by two, Ollie Schniederjans (Georgia Tech) (67-67-67 for 12-under 201)
Ben Taylor (Louisiana State), a junior from Leatherhead, finished T36 with scores of 73, 69 and 75 for 217.
Harry Ellis (Florida State), a freshman from Southampton, finished T59  on 223 with scores of 73, 72 and 78.
Georgia Tech (837) won the team title by eight shots from Oklahoma State with Louisiana State (847) fourth, Florida State (851) joint seventh and Tennessee (857) 10th.