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Chase Posts Second Straight Top 10 Finish as Golf Places 10th at Wolfpack Intercollegiate
10.16.22 | Men's Golf
Raleigh, N.C. – Graham Chase recorded his second straight Top 10 performance, placing eighth with a four-under 212, to lead Temple to a 10th place finish in the 14-team field at the Wolfpack Intercollegiate Sunday.
Recapping the Day
> Chase made two birdies, the last on his 17th hole (hole 8), to offset two bogies in playing his even par round. It marked the first time he made the Top 10 in consecutive multi-round tournaments in his collegiate career.
> Conor McGrath made six birdies to rebound from consecutive over-par rounds to lead the Owls Sunday with a two-under 70. He finished the tournament with a five-over 221 to tie for 28th overall. His 12 birdies over the three rounds led the team and tied for fourth overall.
> Ethan Whitney finished with a three-over 75 to finish second for the Owls overall and tied for 24th with a four-over 220.
> Andrew Curran and Joey Morganti each carded five-over 77s Sunday. Curran finished tied for 66th with a 13-over 229 while Morganti was two shots back and tied for 73rd at 231.
The Field
> Chattanooga won the tournament easily, shooting a blistering 16-under 272 on Sunday to win by nine strokes over Lipscomb and NC State, who tied for second with a 281.
> Chattanooga's Paul Conroy shot a blistering 10-under 62 Sunday to win the tournament by two strokes with a 10-under 206.
Next Up
> Temple travels across to California for its final tournament of the fall season, the Visit Stockton Invitational Oct. 20-22.
Quotable: Head Coach Brian Quinn
"Graham played fantastic; it was great to watch. Connor turned it around, shot five under over his last nine to finish strong. Same script, we just need better play out of our four and five guys and did not get it this weekend.
Right now, our top three have to be on all cylinders and we need four and five to step up and just play better. We just need to flip the script and not make so many mental mistakes. If we can do that we will be ok."
Recapping the Day
> Chase made two birdies, the last on his 17th hole (hole 8), to offset two bogies in playing his even par round. It marked the first time he made the Top 10 in consecutive multi-round tournaments in his collegiate career.
> Conor McGrath made six birdies to rebound from consecutive over-par rounds to lead the Owls Sunday with a two-under 70. He finished the tournament with a five-over 221 to tie for 28th overall. His 12 birdies over the three rounds led the team and tied for fourth overall.
> Ethan Whitney finished with a three-over 75 to finish second for the Owls overall and tied for 24th with a four-over 220.
> Andrew Curran and Joey Morganti each carded five-over 77s Sunday. Curran finished tied for 66th with a 13-over 229 while Morganti was two shots back and tied for 73rd at 231.
The Field
> Chattanooga won the tournament easily, shooting a blistering 16-under 272 on Sunday to win by nine strokes over Lipscomb and NC State, who tied for second with a 281.
> Chattanooga's Paul Conroy shot a blistering 10-under 62 Sunday to win the tournament by two strokes with a 10-under 206.
Next Up
> Temple travels across to California for its final tournament of the fall season, the Visit Stockton Invitational Oct. 20-22.
Quotable: Head Coach Brian Quinn
"Graham played fantastic; it was great to watch. Connor turned it around, shot five under over his last nine to finish strong. Same script, we just need better play out of our four and five guys and did not get it this weekend.
Right now, our top three have to be on all cylinders and we need four and five to step up and just play better. We just need to flip the script and not make so many mental mistakes. If we can do that we will be ok."
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