Men’s Golf Hosts Third Annual Donald Ross Collegiate
Course: Mid-Pines
Southern Pines, NC
Par/Yardage: 72/ 6,713
Format: 36 holes on Monday with an 8:05 a.m. start
18 holes on Tuesday with a 9:00 a.m. Shotgun start.
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Fairfax, Va. – The George Mason golf program is set to host the third annual Donald Ross Collegiate Classic March. 13-14 in Southern Pines, N.C.
The 18-team field will play a two-day tournament featuring three rounds at the par 72 Mid Pines Golf Club, the historic original Donald Ross course, in Southern Pines, NC.
As we celebrate Women’s History month, the Patriots selected the venue that was owned by Peggy Kirk Bell from 1954-2016 when she passed at the age of 95. She is a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame and has been awarded almost every major honor in golf. The sister course Pine Needles Golf Club will be hosting its fourth US Women’s Open in 2022.
Seton Hall is back to defend its 2022 Donald Ross Collegiate title. The Pirates took team honors with a 873 team score (+9), followed by Elon (877), and Richmond. Loyola (Md) finished fourth after winning the 2021 title.
Participating Teams: Mason, Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan, Elon, George Washington, Miami (OH), Ohio U., Old Dominion, St. Bonaventure, St. John’s, Saint Joseph’s, Towson, Loyola Chicago, Loyola (MD), Seton Hall, South Florida, William and Mary, Villanova.
MASON LINEUP
1. Colin Slater
2. Samir Davidov
3. Aryan Vuradi
4. Nikita Gubenko
5. Ryan Monastero
Ind. Seth Conway
Ross Collegiate Champions
2022 – Seton Hall (298-288-287=873)
2021 – Loyola (Md) (302-287-286=875)
Ross Collegiate Individual Champions
2022 – Princeton’s William Huang (73-67-70=210)
North Carolina Kenan Poole (72-71-67=210)
2021 — UNC Greensboro Tommy Lamb (71-71-70) medalist
Best Mason Team Finishes
2021 – Third Place — Florian Blatti (74-72-68=214)
2022 – Sixth Place — JP Miller (73-70-73=216)
Mason Finishes
2022 – 6th place
2021 – 5th place
Up Next
The George Mason golf team will play in the Redhawk Invitational in University Place, Washington, April 3-4.
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