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Hadley Ties for 16th at Western Refining All-American Golf

Tech junior closes fast with 2-under-par 69

Nov. 26, 2008

El Paso, Texas -

Georgia Tech's Chesson Hadley shot a 2-under-par 69 Tuesday to finish in a tie for 16th place at the 34th Western Refining College All-American Golf Classic.

Hadley, a junior from Raleigh, N.C., finished with a 54-hole total of 216, three shots over par on the 6,842-yard El Paso Country Club. Hadley finished nine shot out of the lead.

Marquette's Mike Van Sickle sank a seven foot birdie on the sixth playoff hole to capture the title over Oklahoma State's Trent Leon. Both players finished 54 holes at 6-under-par 207.

Van Sickle used a stellar round of 63 on Tuesday to punch his way from 11th place to second place at six-under for the tournament. His 63 was one off of the tournament record.

34th Annual Western Refining College All-America Golf Classic
Final Results

1.    Mike Van Sickle, Marquette          74-70-63 -- 207
2.    Trent Leon, Oklahoma State        73-68-66 -- 207
3.    Jorge Campillo, Indiana               71-73-64 -- 208
T4.  Matthew Giles, USC                     74-70-65 -- 209
       Corey Nagy, Charlotte                 67-71-71¬ -- 209
T6.  Kevin Foley, Penn State               72-69-70 -- 211
       Charlie Holland, Texas                71-69-71 -- 211
       Jarin Todd, Sonoma State           69-71-71 -- 211
9.    Henrik Norlander, Augusta State   72-72-68 -- 212
T10.  Andrew Putnam,Pepperdine        73-69-71 -- 213
       Erik Flores, UCLA                        75-67-71 -- 213
       Zack Sucher, UAB                       72-72-69 -- 213
T13.  Jesper Kennegard, Arizona State  71-71-72 -- 214
       Kyle Stanley, Clemson                  71-68-75 -- 214
15.  Jonathan Hodge, Chattanooga       68-76-71 -- 215
T16.  Rickie Fowler, Oklahoma State     72-72-72 -- 216
       Nick Taylor, Washington               70-73-73 -- 216
       Russell Henley, Georgia                75-70-71 -- 216
       Chesson Hadley, Georgia Tech      73-74-69 -- 216
T20.  Matt Hill, NC State                      76-74-68 -- 218
       Kevin O'Connell, North Carolina     72-74-72 -- 218
T22.  Billy Horschel, Florida                  77-74-69 -- 219
       Andrew Landry, Arkansas              76-74-69 -- 219
       Jason Millard, Middle Tennessee    75-69-75 -- 219
T25.  Matthew Swan, Alabama             76-74-70 -- 220
       Adam Mitchell, Georgia                 71-77-72 -- 220
27.     Tim Sluiter, USC                        78-73-72 -- 223