Ketron, a senior from Abingdon, Va., was the low medalist on the Scarlet Course in the consolation bracket at Camp LeJeune this past weekend, which placed him as the best-finishing ODAC competitor in the field.  Ketron fired three sub-70 rounds during the three round affair (all teams play one round on each the Gold and Scarlet courses in the first two rounds).  He opened with a 3-under 69 on the par 72 Gold Course (7,040 yards), and followed that with a 2-under 68 on the par 70 Scarlet Course (6,120 yards).  The Maroons as a team did not qualification as one of the top 16 teams to play in the championship bracket for round three.  Ketron still stayed hot as he went under par for the third straight round with a 1-under 69 on the Scarlet Course to finish with a 6-under-par 206, two shots clear for Scarlet medalist honors.

Golf Honor Roll

Travis Gahman, Bridgewater, Senior
Gahman set a new school record on two occasions over the weekend with a pair of five-under, 65, rounds to pace the Eagles to a fourth place finish in the consolation round of the 41st Annual Marine Corps Intercollegiate. Gahman finished the weekend at -3, 209, good enough for third place on the consolation side.

Dusty Roberts, Guilford, Senior
Roberts led the Quakers to a victory in the consolation round with a 17th-place finish at the 41st Marine Federal Credit Union Intercollegiate Golf Tournament Mar. 30-Apr. 1… shot 71-74-66-211 for his first top-5 finish of the season… had the second-lowest score on the Scarlet Course in Sunday’s final 18.

Patrick Clossin, Washington and Lee, Freshman
Clossin led Washington and Lee at the William & Mary C&F Bank Invitational on Sunday-Tuesday by placing in a tie for 53rd-place out of 147 competitors with a score of 77-79-70—226.  His 70 during the final day of competition was one of just seven rounds under par that day.  As a team, the Generals finished 27th in the primarily Division I field.  For the season, Clossin is averaging a team-best 78.2 strokes over 14 rounds played.