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Appel Paces Cougars in Final Round Tuesday
10/10/2023 6:06:00 PM | Men's Golf
JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. – College of Charleston men's golf shot +2 (290) to finish even par and T-5th among a loaded field at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate in their final action of the fall season
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Loran Appel, making his collegiate debut this week, paced the Cougars with a 71 (-1) for his best round of the week while Kieron van Wyk, Jack Tickle, Zach Reuland and Max Dupree all shot 73 (+1) in the final round. The freshman Netherlands native jumped 17 spots on the leaderboard Tuesday, one of the top-10 movers in the final 18 holes. His eagle on the Par-5 fourth hole was the second for the Cougars in the tournament.
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Tickle and van Wyk led the way at 216 over three rounds (E) and T-21 on the individual leaderboard. Reuland placed among the Top-30 at T-27 with a 217 (+1) and the duo of Dupree and Appel shot 219 (+3), giving the Cougars an entire starting five within three shots of par.
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Charleston finished ahead of six teams ranked in the Top-100 including No. 27 Loyola Marymount, No. 44 Florida Gulf Coast, No. 65 Liberty, No. 72 Rutgers, No. 91 Virginia Tech and No. 97 Penn State.
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The Cougars were one of just three teams in the field to gain significant ground on the Par 5's shooting -20 overall behind only ETSU and Charlotte.
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T-21 Jack Tickle | E (216)
T-21 Kieron van Wyk | E (216)
T-27 Zach Reuland | +1 (217)
T-36 Loran Appel | +3 (219)
T-36 Max Dupree | +3 (219)
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*Tuesday Score Listed Last
No. 11 ETSU | -27 (837) | *-14 (274)
No. 88 Charlotte | -15 (849) | *-5 (283)
Toledo | -2 (862) | *-7 (281)
Augusta | -2 (862) | *-1 (287)
Charleston | E (864) | *+2 (290)
Furman | E (864) | *+3 (291)
No. 44 Florida Gulf Coast | +6 (870) | *+2 (290)
No. 97 Penn State | +6 (870) | *+3 (291)
Coastal Carolina | +7 (871) | *+1 (289)
No. 72 Rutgers | +7 (871) | *+2 (290)
No. 91 Virginia Tech | +8 (872) | *+1 (289)
No. 27 Loyola Marymount | +8 (872) | *+3 (291)
Georgia Southern | +9 (873) | *+11 (299)
No. 65 Liberty | +18 (882) | *-1 (287)
Louisiana Tech | +24 (888) | *+8 (296)
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Loran Appel, making his collegiate debut this week, paced the Cougars with a 71 (-1) for his best round of the week while Kieron van Wyk, Jack Tickle, Zach Reuland and Max Dupree all shot 73 (+1) in the final round. The freshman Netherlands native jumped 17 spots on the leaderboard Tuesday, one of the top-10 movers in the final 18 holes. His eagle on the Par-5 fourth hole was the second for the Cougars in the tournament.
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Tickle and van Wyk led the way at 216 over three rounds (E) and T-21 on the individual leaderboard. Reuland placed among the Top-30 at T-27 with a 217 (+1) and the duo of Dupree and Appel shot 219 (+3), giving the Cougars an entire starting five within three shots of par.
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Charleston finished ahead of six teams ranked in the Top-100 including No. 27 Loyola Marymount, No. 44 Florida Gulf Coast, No. 65 Liberty, No. 72 Rutgers, No. 91 Virginia Tech and No. 97 Penn State.
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The Cougars were one of just three teams in the field to gain significant ground on the Par 5's shooting -20 overall behind only ETSU and Charlotte.
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T-21 Jack Tickle | E (216)
T-21 Kieron van Wyk | E (216)
T-27 Zach Reuland | +1 (217)
T-36 Loran Appel | +3 (219)
T-36 Max Dupree | +3 (219)
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*Tuesday Score Listed Last
No. 11 ETSU | -27 (837) | *-14 (274)
No. 88 Charlotte | -15 (849) | *-5 (283)
Toledo | -2 (862) | *-7 (281)
Augusta | -2 (862) | *-1 (287)
Charleston | E (864) | *+2 (290)
Furman | E (864) | *+3 (291)
No. 44 Florida Gulf Coast | +6 (870) | *+2 (290)
No. 97 Penn State | +6 (870) | *+3 (291)
Coastal Carolina | +7 (871) | *+1 (289)
No. 72 Rutgers | +7 (871) | *+2 (290)
No. 91 Virginia Tech | +8 (872) | *+1 (289)
No. 27 Loyola Marymount | +8 (872) | *+3 (291)
Georgia Southern | +9 (873) | *+11 (299)
No. 65 Liberty | +18 (882) | *-1 (287)
Louisiana Tech | +24 (888) | *+8 (296)
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