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Weaver Places Third at Jackson T. Stephens Cup
10/22/2024 10:07:00 PM | Men's Golf
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NICHOLS HILLS, Okla. – Florida State sophomore Tyler Weaver finished third at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup, as stroke play concluded on Tuesday at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country.
Weaver established the early lead after round one, turning in the top score of 3-under par, 67. He shot 72 in the second round on Monday and was tied for third in the clubhouse at 2-over.
In the third and final round on Tuesday, Weaver was out in 35, carding three birdies. He finished the round 1-under par, 69 to claim third place at 1-over for the tournament.
"I am very proud of Tyler," FSU head coach Trey Jones said. "He put himself in a position to win. He's learned a lot today that will help him the next time he is in this situation."
Luke Clanton shot his lowest round of the tournament, 71. He finished tied for 14th place at 5-over par.
Jack Bigham scored 73 to finish the round 3-over and 10-over par for the tournament in 23rd place.
After shooting rounds of 77 and 78 on Monday, Gray Albright rebounded and carded 1-under, 69 to finish in 29th place. Albright went out in 36 on the front nine, and scored three birdies on the back to go in at 33.
Michael Mays shot 4-over par, 74 to finish the tournament 20-over.
The 12th-ranked Seminoles finished in fifth place in stroke play at 31-over par.
FSU will compete at the East Lake Cup at the East Lake Club in Atlanta from Oct. 28-29.
Jackson T. Stephens Cup
3. Tyler Weaver – 67, 75, 69
T14. Luke Clanton – 73, 72, 71
T23 Jack Bigham – 72, 75, 73
T29. Gray Albright – 78, 77, 69
35. Michael Mays – 79, 77, 74
Team Scores
No. 19 Oklahoma State +6
RV SMU +10
San Diego State +13
No. 1 Oklahoma + 15
No. 12 Florida State +31
RV Arkansas +41
For more information on Florida State men's golf, visit Instagram (@fsumensgolf), X (FSUGolf) and Facebook (FSUMensGolf).
NICHOLS HILLS, Okla. – Florida State sophomore Tyler Weaver finished third at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup, as stroke play concluded on Tuesday at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country.
Weaver established the early lead after round one, turning in the top score of 3-under par, 67. He shot 72 in the second round on Monday and was tied for third in the clubhouse at 2-over.
In the third and final round on Tuesday, Weaver was out in 35, carding three birdies. He finished the round 1-under par, 69 to claim third place at 1-over for the tournament.
"I am very proud of Tyler," FSU head coach Trey Jones said. "He put himself in a position to win. He's learned a lot today that will help him the next time he is in this situation."
Luke Clanton shot his lowest round of the tournament, 71. He finished tied for 14th place at 5-over par.
Jack Bigham scored 73 to finish the round 3-over and 10-over par for the tournament in 23rd place.
After shooting rounds of 77 and 78 on Monday, Gray Albright rebounded and carded 1-under, 69 to finish in 29th place. Albright went out in 36 on the front nine, and scored three birdies on the back to go in at 33.
Michael Mays shot 4-over par, 74 to finish the tournament 20-over.
The 12th-ranked Seminoles finished in fifth place in stroke play at 31-over par.
FSU will compete at the East Lake Cup at the East Lake Club in Atlanta from Oct. 28-29.
Jackson T. Stephens Cup
3. Tyler Weaver – 67, 75, 69
T14. Luke Clanton – 73, 72, 71
T23 Jack Bigham – 72, 75, 73
T29. Gray Albright – 78, 77, 69
35. Michael Mays – 79, 77, 74
Team Scores
No. 19 Oklahoma State +6
RV SMU +10
San Diego State +13
No. 1 Oklahoma + 15
No. 12 Florida State +31
RV Arkansas +41
For more information on Florida State men's golf, visit Instagram (@fsumensgolf), X (FSUGolf) and Facebook (FSUMensGolf).
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