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Boisclair Finishes T-34th at National Tournament!

06.11.18

Warwick, R.I. – June 11, 2018: CCRI Knights golf captain Tyler Boisclair (West Warwick, RI) took to the Lake Course at Chautauqua Golf Club in Chautauqua, NY for the fourth and final day of the NJCAA DIII National Championship. Tyler was tied for 28th place after three days of play with a total of 244 strokes (79, 85 & 80) for a total of 28 over par.

On the final day of competition, Boisclair produced another quality round of golf. Staying steady, Tyler shot a nine over par, 81 bringing his four-day total to 325 strokes (79, 85, 80 & 81) a respectable 37 over par. This earned Boisclair 34th place overall in a tie with fellow Region XXI golfer Chris McMorrow of Massasoit Community College.

Head Coach Jim Stringfellow: "Tyler had an outstanding season this year. Tyler was a huge asset to the team this past two years. His leadership not only on the course but in the classroom is a great example to the younger players. I hate to see him leave but I wish him well at Rhode Island College to finish his golf career and education."

Individual Leader Board Top 10 (Ties are broken)
1 *Dan Lapp TOMPKINS CC 76 76 73 68 293 +5
2 *Bobby Davenport MOHAWK VALLEY CC 78 78 74 72 302 +14
3 Mason Landborg MINNESOTA CC 75 77 79 73 304 +16
4 Keegan McCullough VINCENNES CC 82 72 76 75 305 +17
5 *Thomas Weir DELAWARE CC 79 74 76 77 306 +18
6 Hunter Moen MINNESOTA CC 80 76 74 77 307 +19
7 Chris Kraft SANDHILLS 73 82 71 81 307 +19
8 *Andrew Gutierrez UNION CC 77 77 79 75 308 +20
9 Brady Childers SANDHILLS 83 77 79 70 309 +21
10 Trey May GEORGIA MILITARY 75 75 82 77 309 +21

T-34 *Tyler Boisclair CC RHODE ISLAND 79 85 80 81 325 +37
Chris McMorrow MASSASOIT CC 75 83 77 90 325 +37

*Individual Competitor Only

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