Chuckey, TN – The Warriors finished in fifth place in the Bob Dibble Memorial on Tuesday.  They had three members of the team and two individual competitors place in the top 30.  Landon Smith led the team with his first top ten finish of the season as he finished in a tie for seventh.

Tournament Vitals | Team Results

Round One: 281 (-7)

Round Two: 282 (-6)

Round Three: 290 (+2)

Total Round: 853

How It Happened

Team Results

Landon Smith picked up his first top ten finish of the season as his total round score of 211 allowed him to finish in seventh.  Smith opened up the tournament with a 71.  He then shot a 70 in the second round.  In the final round, Smith shot two under par for another score of 70.

In the opening round of the tournament, Preston White shot a 70.  White then shot one under par with a 71 in the second round.  He finished with a 72 in the final round score to give him a total round score of 213.  He finished in a tie for 13^th.

Garrett Gillespie kicked off the Bob Dibble Memorial by shooting par with a 72.  In round two, Gillespie shot a 70.  Gillespie shot one under par with a 71 in the final round.  His total round score of 213 allowed him to finish in a tie for 13^th.

Kieran Parks led the Warriors in the first round as he shot three under par for a 69.  Parkins picked up a 71 in the second round.  In the final round of the tournament, Parkins shot a 77 to give him a total round score of 217.  He finished in a tie for 34^th.

Wrapping up the field for the Warriors was Cameron Addis.  Addis shot a 71 in the first round of the tournament.  In the second round, Addis shot a 74.  He then shot an 81 in the final round.  Addis finished in a tie for 63^rd with a total round score of 226.

Individual Results

Jaelan Fisher shot a 75 in the first round of the Bob Dibble Memorial.  Fisher picked up an eagle in the second round to help him shoot one under par for a 71.  In the final round, Fisher shot a 69.  His total round score of 215 allowed him to finish in a tie for 24^th.

The next individual to finish for the Warriors was Ben Sanders.  Sanders started the tournament by shooting a 75.  He then shot one over par for a 73 in the second round.  Sanders fought on in the final round as he shot four under par with a 68 to give him a total round score of 216.  He finished in a tie for 26^th.

In the opening round of the Bob Dibble Memorial, Adam Knox shot par with a 72.  Knox shot a 76 in the second round.  He wrapped up the tournament by shooting one under par with a 71.  His total round score of 219 allowed him to finish in a tie for 40^th.

JP Reed kicked off the tournament by shooting a 73.  Reed picked up a 77 in the second round of the tournament.  In the final round, Reed shot an 82.  His total round score of 232 put him in 79^th place.

The final Warrior to finish in the tournament was Tyler Lusk.  Lusk started the tournament by shooting four over par with a 76.  In round two, he shot a 75.  In the final round, Lusk shot an 84.  His total round score of 235 put him in 82^nd place.

What's Next

The Warriors will compete in the Patriot Fall Classic hosted by the Lander Bearcats in Ninety Six, SC on October 19-20.  They will wrap up the fall season in Hickory, NC on October 26-27 to compete in the Lenoir-Rhyne Fall Invite.