KENNESAW, Ga. --- The Jacksonville Dolphins wrapped up their fall competition schedule Tuesday in The Scrappy at Pinetree, hosted by Kennesaw State. Junior
Brandon Lohr was the headliner for JU, finishing in fifth place with a one-under score for the tournament.
The Dolphins as a team placed in a tie for seventh in the 11-team field, shooting 18-over par for the tournament. For Lohr, it was the third top five finish in his career and his first of the 2026-27 season.
Lohr was the lone 'Phin to finish in red figures and one of just five players in the field under par for the tournament. The Orlando product opened the tournament with a two-over 74, but he rallied with a three-under 69 in the second round, including an eagle on the Par 5 18th.
In Tuesday's final round, Lohr started on the back nine. He birdied the 17th and 18th hole making the turn two-under for the day and three-under for the tournament. A birdie on the Par 5 2nd pushed him into a tie for second place. By the end of the round, Lohr carded an even-par 72 to finish in fifth place.
Fellow junior
Andrew Morgan also earned a place in the Top 10, finishing in a tie for ninth after a two-over finish to the tournament. It was Morgan's first career Top 10 finish. He was steady Monday morning, posting an even-par 72.
He followed that with a three-over 75 in the afternoon round before coming home with a one-under 71 to earn his place in the Top 10.
Another Dolphin in the Top 40 was freshman
Ledger Conley, who finished T38. He opened with a three-over 75 before bouncing back with a one-over 73 in the afternoon wave. Conley closed Tuesday in his home state with a four-over 76.
Senior
Will Harris finished T53 with a 12-over score for the tournament. He tallied five birdies on the week, shooting rounds of 77 and 78 to open the tournament before closing with his best showing of the week with a one-over 73 Tuesday.
The final member of the Jacksonville starting five was sophomore
Evan Raynor. He shot 75-77-79 over three rounds to finish 15-over for the week.
Junior
Andrew Sevene competed as an individual for the second time this fall. He finished T62 with scores of 83-77-73 for the tournament.
