{"id":935367,"date":"2026-10-20T21:12:09","date_gmt":"2026-10-20T21:12:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/935367\/"},"modified":"2026-10-20T21:12:09","modified_gmt":"2026-10-20T21:12:09","slug":"mens-golf-runs-away-with-qubein-cup-titles","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/935367\/","title":{"rendered":"Men\u2019s Golf Runs Away with Qubein Cup Titles"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Chattanooga Mocs swept their way to another Qubein Cup title week at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. Chattanooga shot a final round 276 to earn a 14-stroke victory.
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\nSenior Ward Harris<\/a> brought the broom portion winning his first collegiate tournament. His 3-under 67 provided pushed him to 4 under for the week and two shots better than teammate and runner-up Evan Rogers<\/a>.
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\nSenior Camden Braidech<\/a> led the way for Tuesday’s final 18 with 5-under 65 posting six birdies including four in his eight holes. He was supported by Conner Brummitt<\/a> with 69 and Evan Rogers<\/a> adding 70. Griffin Law<\/a> completed the counting cards with a 72.
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\nIt was a hot start for the Mocs with seven birdies and an eagle of the first three to four holes in the shotgun start. That made a 4-stroke advantage at the start of the round grow to 10 in the early going.
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\nThere was a stumble at No. 10, dropping four shots, but a bounce back was brewing. Brummitt got it started with an ace on 12. He and Braidech birdied 13 to get it back to 7 under on the day and a 16-shot lead with a final nine holes to play.
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\nChattanooga cruised in from there with 4 under being the lone par or better team score in the field during the event. The Mocs successfully defended their title from 2024 with no Qubein Cup played in 2025. That was also a sweep with Braidech earning his first career win.
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\nQubein Cup Leaderboard | Final 18 | Oct. 20, 2026
\n1) Chattanooga: 289-285-276=850 (+10)
\n2) UTSA: 290-288-286=864 (+24)
\n3) UNCW: 290-291-288=869 (+29)
\n4) Loyola Maryland: 297-287-288=872 (+32)
\n5) Troy: 293-289-292=874 (+34)
\n6) James Madison: 293-292-297=882 (+42)
\n7) Loyola Chicago: 286-296-307=889 (+49)
\n8) High Point: 310-285-301=896 (+56)
\n9) Appalachian State: 303-299-298=900 (+60)
\n10) Texas State: 307-300-298=905 (+65)
\n11) Longwood: 307-300-308=915 (+75)
\nMocs:
\n1) Ward Harris<\/a> (Ind): 69-70-67=206 (-4)
\n2) Evan Rogers<\/a>: 71-67-70=208 (-2)
\nT6) Camden Braidech<\/a>: 75-72-65=212 (+2)
\nT17) Thad Whitfield<\/a>: 71-73-75=219 (+9)
\nT23) Conner Brummitt<\/a>: 72-81-69=222 (+12)
\nT46) Griffin Law<\/a>: 82-73-72=227 (+17)
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\nCourse Information
\nSedgefield CC | Par 70 | 7,130 yards
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\nResources: Scoring<\/a> | Stats\/Notes<\/a> | Schedule<\/a> | Roster<\/a>
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\nQuotable
\n“It’s always fun to win, but it’s never easy, even when you’re ‘supposed’ to do it. I felt like we played a solid round today, but there is a lot we need to work on during the break.” \u2013 Coach Blaine Woodruff<\/a>
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\n“Excited to see Ward get his first college win. It’s pretty cool to have three individual titles in our five events this fall. It’s time to reflect and be productive this offseason to prepare for the spring.” \u2013 Woodruff
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\nNotes<\/p>\n


\n\tFourth tournament the program has won twice: Furman Intercollegiate (2008, 2022), J.T. Poston Invite (1986, 2020) & Palmetto Intercollegiate (2008, 2010).
\n\t12th team win and 11th medalist honor since Blaine Woodruff<\/a>‘s arrival in the summer of 2022. Harris is the ninth different Moc to claim a win.
\n\tLast time the Mocs went 1-2 in a tournament? 2023 Furman Intercollegiate. Paul Conroy<\/a> claimed his second career win with an 8-under 206 which was one better than Samuel Espinosa<\/a> in second and two clear of John Houk<\/a> in third. There were two co-medalist wins in spring 2025 at the Bentwater Intercollegiate (Ethan Whitaker<\/a>\/Braedon Wear<\/a>) and Donald Ross Collegiate (Camden Braidech<\/a>\/Garrett Engle<\/a>).
\n\t206 is a new career best total for Harris. At 4 under, it’s his ninth career tournament at par or better.
\n\t65 is a new career low total for Braidech. 5 under ties for his best vs par (67-2025 Donald Ross Collegiate).
\n\tBrummitt’s 69 ties for his low total with 69 in the second round last year at Erin Hills in the Marquette Intercollegiate.
\n\tBrummitt’s ace on 12 was with a 6 iron from 203 yards out. It’s the first in competition by a Moc since April 2025 by Carson Johnson<\/a> at Pasatiempo G.C. (Western Intercollegiate).
\n\tRogers has 11 par or better cards in 15 rounds this season. He is 26 under with a 69.07 stroke average.
\n\tRogers got his sixth top 5 finish. His 2 under final score is the eighth under par total in his last 10 tournaments (-49\/69.47). <\/p>\n

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\nNext Up
\nThe Mocs are off until the New Year. They resume action Jan. 25-26 at the Southwestern Invitational at North Ranch Country Club in Westlake Village, Calif.
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