Roanoke Times Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc. DATE: WEDNESDAY, September 29, 1993 TAG: 9309290192 SECTION: SPORTS PAGE: B4 EDITION: METRO SOURCE: From staff and Associated Press reports DATELINE: LENGTH: Short
The Monarchs' Mike Stamberger, Scott Carlson, Josh Cupp and Matt Kohut produced a two-day score of 587, defeating Virginia Tech by six shots. Richmond (597) finished third on the 6,619-yard, par-72 course in Hot Springs.
After an opening 297, completed Tuesday because of Monday's heavy rain, Old Dominion fought back rallies from Virginia Tech and Richmond in the second round to win its fourth title.
Stamberger carded a 2-under 70, Carlson a 71, Cupp a 74 and Kohut a 75.
Medalist honors went to Carlson, who was 1-under 143 for two rounds. Richmond's Steve Jamroz was next at 147.
The six players sharing third place at 149 were Stamberger, Tech's Sean Farrell and Mark McGuire, Richmond's Gage Weeks, James Madison's Pleasant Hughes and Old Dominion's Jason Piurkoski.
Team scores
1. Old Dominion, 587. 2. Virginia Tech, 593; 3. Richmond, 597. 4. Liberty, 613. 5. James Madison, 620. 6. William and Mary, 625. 7. Radford, 628. 8. George Mason, 640. 9. VMI, 681.
by CNB