HICKORY, N.C. – Led by a top-10 individual finish from Allan Terrazas, the Fayetteville State University men's golf team placed seventh at the Lenoir-Rhyne Fall Invitational, finishing with a three-round score of 886 at Catawba Springs Golf Club.
The Broncos shot rounds of 297, 293, and 296 to finish seventh in a talented field. Carson-Newman captured the team title with an 864, while host Lenoir-Rhyne placed second at 866 and Southern Wesleyan finished third at 869.
Fayetteville State's score of 886 marked its second consecutive top-10 finish of the fall season against strong regional competition.
Terrazas paced the Broncos with a three-round total of 218 (+2), tying for 10th place individually. He opened the tournament with rounds of 72 and 72 before carding a 74 in the final round. Terrazas recorded five birdies during the tournament, including one in the opening round on No. 9, two in the second round on Nos. 8 and 18, and two more during the final round on Nos. 2 and 16.
Patricio Ramirez turned in another strong tournament, tying for 17th place with a three-round score of 220. After opening with a 75, Ramirez fired one of the Broncos' best rounds of the tournament with a 71 in the second round before closing with a 74.
Andrew McCarver finished tied for 30th after posting rounds of 74, 74, and 75 for a total score of 223.
Sutton Dreier placed tied for 36th with a 225. Dreier improved each day and closed the tournament with the Broncos' lowest final-round score, a 73.
Supanat Rujiranan rounded out the Fayetteville State lineup with a total score of 256. After an opening-round 93, he bounced back with rounds of 80 and 83 over the final two days.
The Broncos were led throughout the tournament by Terrazas, whose consistent play helped Fayetteville State remain in contention against some of the top programs in the region. The senior's top-10 finish highlighted another solid showing for a Broncos team that continues to gain momentum heading into the championship portion of the season.
Fayetteville State will conclude its fall campaign at its next scheduled competition as the Broncos continue preparations for the spring season.
