The Chattanooga Mocs men's golf team clinched the Racer Intercollegiate title, securing a decisive win by 20 strokes over North Dakota State. Freshman Evan Rogers earned his first individual victory, contributing to the team's overall success. The Mocs performed well against a mostly weaker field, showcasing their skill and composure under pressure. Coach Blaine Woodruff commended the team's ability to tackle a unique competitive environment this season.

By the Numbers
  • Chattanooga finished with a total score of 845 (-19), the sixth-lowest score vs par in school history.
  • The Mocs' 20-stroke victory is the largest margin since last year's 23-shot win at the Babygrande Golf Donald Ross Collegiate.
  • Evan Rogers posted scores of 70-69-70 for a total of 209 (-7).
State of Play
  • The Mocs have achieved 10 wins and eight medalists under Coach Blaine Woodruff since 2022.
  • They now have a streak of 35 under par over their last eight rounds, averaging scores of 283.63.
  • The next tournament is the Western Intercollegiate, scheduled for April 13-15 in Santa Cruz, California.
What's Next

The Mocs will look to maintain their momentum at the upcoming Western Intercollegiate, where they will face tougher competition. Success in this tournament could further enhance the team's confidence and ranking as they prepare for post-season play.

Bottom Line

The Mocs' commanding performance at the Racer Intercollegiate underscores their potential this season, especially with the emergence of young talents like Evan Rogers. As they head into future competitions, their growing experience and consistency could be key factors in achieving further victories.