Millsaps Golf’s Miles Harrison Named SAA Co-Athlete of the Week
Millsaps junior Miles Harrison earned SAA Men’s Golf Co-Athlete of the Week after a strong finish at the John Nellermoe Classic, tying for second place.
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Millsaps junior Miles Harrison earned SAA Men’s Golf Co-Athlete of the Week after a strong finish at the John Nellermoe Classic, tying for second place.
Read MoreThe Northwest Mississippi Community College men’s golf team finished the first day of the Magicians on the Green Invitational in fourth place, with three players among the top 15 individually.
Read MoreWestern Carolina University’s men’s golf team finished eighth at the Fire Hawk Invitational in Athens, Alabama, with consistent performances across three rounds.
Read MoreJones College’s men’s golf team claimed its first NJCAA Division II tournament title Tuesday at the Northeast Fall Invitational, edging Mississippi Gulf Coast in a playoff.
Read MoreMillsaps junior Miles Harrison ties for second place at the John Nellermoe Classic, setting a personal best and low 54-hole score. The team competes next at the Carla Spenkoch Invitational in San Antonio.
Read MoreEmmanuel Jensen led Jackson State with a top-five finish as the Tigers placed third overall in the tournament hosted at Pine Hill. Henderson State claimed the team title.
Read MoreThe Blue Mountain Christian University men’s golf team finished second at the Coastal Georgia Fall Invite, led by individual champion Alex Nordstrom. The Toppers posted strong team scores in their season debut.
Read MoreThe Northwest Mississippi Community College women’s golf team finished fifth after the first day of the Lady Ranger Invitational at Tunica National Golf Club. The team is led by freshman Elsa Lomas Castillo.
Read MoreThe Northwest Mississippi Community College men’s golf team finished day one in fourth at the Magicians on the Green Invitational in Memphis, with three players among the top 15.
Read MoreThe No. 19-ranked Ole Miss men’s golf team concluded the second round of the Inverness Intercollegiate in 17th place, with Cooper Claycomb leading the Rebels.
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