Final Results (PDF)

BATON ROUGE – Senior Rhys West carded his third straight round of 3-over-par 75 to finish a stellar career while the Southeastern Louisiana University golf team finished 12th overall as the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional concluded on Saturday at The University Club.

West, who joined former Lions Francois Nicolas and Philipp Westermann as the only golfers in school history to compete in three NCAA Regionals, finished tied for 24th overall at 225 in his final appearance for Southeastern. The Johannesburg, South Africa, native ranked fourth overall among the 75-player field in total holes of at least par (38), while ranking among the leaders in par-3 scoring (11th, 3.08, +1) and par-4 scoring (9th, 4.07, +2).

The freshman tandem of Lawrence Allan and Nicholas Inderthal each carded rounds of 5-over 77 on the par-72, 7,436-yard course while Grady Brame fired a 79 and Eamon Bradley an 81.

“We hit too many walls this week on a very difficult golf course,” Southeastern head coach Tim Baldwin said. “We had some good spurts at times, but we never could get into a rhythm to make a run. Despite that, I'm proud of the performance of our team down the stretch that helped us earn a Southland Conference championship and a berth to the NCAA Regionals.”

Bradley, who posted rounds of 73 and 76 after the first two days, finished tied for 40th overall at 230 while Allan was tied for 63rd at 238. Brame finished tied for 69th place in the field while Inderthal was tied for 72nd after posting rounds of 85 and 80.

Alabama, the top-seeded team and No. 2-ranked team in the nation, rallied from a 10-shot deficit to Florida after the first round and a four-shot deficit after 36 holes to claim the individual title after posting a team score of 282 in the final round to finish at 868. Florida, ranked No. 10 nationally, finished six shots behind at 874 while LSU finished third at 890.

Tennessee rallied to earn a trip to the NCAA Championships after posting a team score of 288 in the final round to finish fourth overall at 892 while Coastal Carolina also earned a bid after posting a team score of 894 to rally past Houston (896) and South Alabama (896).

Northwestern (907), UAB (908), Mississippi State (909) and Wichita State (920) finished ahead of Southeastern with future Southland Conference rival Houston Baptists finishing 13th overall at 933.

Alabama's Scott Strohmeyer claimed medalist honors after carding a 3-under-par 69 to finish at 212 – two strokes ahead of teammate Bobby Wyatt, who fired a low round of 6-under 66. South Alabama's Tyler Klava finished as the top individual not on the top five teams after he finished at 218 overall and defeated Georgia State's Jonathan Grey in sudden death playoff.

NCAA BATON ROUGE REGIONAL
May 16-18, 2013
Baton Rouge, La. (The University Club)
Par 72, 7,436 yards

TEAM SCORING (Top 5 teams advance to NCAA Championships)
1. Alabama 296-290-282-868
2. Florida 286-292-296-874
3. LSU 303-294-293-890
4. Tennessee 300-304-288-892
5. Coastal Carolina 302-295-297-894
T6. Houston 300-296-300-896
T6. South Alabama 296-297-303-896
8. Northwestern 303-304-300-907
9. UAB 308-300-300-908
10. Mississippi State 310-302-297-909
11. Wichita State 304-309-307-920
12. Southeastern Louisiana 308-309-308-925
13. Houston Baptist 313-311-309-933

SOUTHEASTERN INDIVIDUALS
T24. Rhys West 75-75-75-225
T40. Eamon Bradley 73-76-81-230
T63. Lawrence Allan 77-84-77-238
T69. Grady Brame 83-78-79-240
T72. Nicholas Inderthal 85-80-77-242

TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS
1. Scott Strohmeyer, Alabama 70-73-69-212
2. Bobby Wyatt, Alabama 75-73-66-214
T3. Tyler McCumber, Florida 70-72-73-215
T3. TJ Vogel, Florida 70-71-74-215
5. Oliver Goss, Tennessee 73-73-70-216
T6. Tyler Klava, South Alabama 76-70-72-218 **
T6. Jonathan Grey, Georgia State (I) 72-75-71-218
T6. Justin Thomas, Alabama 73-72-73-218
T6. Peter Valasek, Coastal Carolina 75-74-69-218
T10. Blake Morris, Mississippi (I) 75-72-73-220
T10. Curtis Thompson, LSU 75-71-74-220

** - won in sudden death playoff to advance to NCAA Championship as top individual