Tech defeated the Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech in Ramblin’ Wreck Match Play – Men’s Golf.

Alpharetta, Ga. – Connor Howe And Hiroshi Tai Every Saturday, while winning two matches Christo Lamprecht, Bartley Forster, Ross Stillman And Aidan Tran Each of them won a 12^Th-ranked Georgia Tech beat No. 26 Ohio State 5-3 at Georgia Golf Club and tied No. 84 Charlotte 3-3.

The Yellow Jackets took on the 49ers in a six-player match and the Buckeyes in an eight-player match on the Techrickside course at Tech’s home club as the three teams made final preparations for the upcoming conference championship. Tech rebounded from its morning tie with Charlotte to defeat Ohio State in the afternoon.

The Jackets return to action April 21-24 at the Atlantic Coast Conference Championships in Pinehurst, NC

Freshman Hiroshi Tai, pictured with assistant coach Devin Stanton, missed the 18th hole in both matches on Saturday. (Photo by Clyde Click)

Georgia Tech 3, Charlotte 3

After the first two players dropped their matches, Tech rallied to match the 49ers, and Stellman trailed by two holes with a 1-over win over Ben Woodruff. The fourth and fifth Yellow Jackets, Howe and Tye, took control early to score Tech’s first points. Howe, a senior from Ogden, Utah, dropped just one hole in a 4-and-3 victory over Carson Ownbey after six holes to break even after winning 7, 8 and 9 in a row, then went 4-under at 12.^Th And Ownbein closed at 15. Tai, a freshman from Singapore, took the lead on the seventh hole in his match against Caden Baker and went 3 and 1 in 17.^Th.

Lamprecht, a George Jr. from South Africa, won the first hole at Dongjin Park to lose 3&2 and never lead, while Forster lost 1-to Connor Gow to put the Jackets in a 0-2 hole. Benjamin Reuter Stellman lost to Tanner Guthrie 3 and 1, leaving Tech at 2-3 before finally rallying for the win.

Georgia Tech 5, Ohio State 3

Forrester and Tye gave the Yellow Jackets control of the game on the afternoon, never going down the road to easy victories. Forster, from Gainesville, Ga., was the fourth player for Tech and bounced back from a morning loss to Johnrick Alford, 4 and 3. Tye completed the individual qualifier with a 6 and 5 win over Jackson Chandler on the day. In the sixth match.

Hot man Aidan TranFirst out for Tech, he helped set the tone with a 3-1 win over Joe Wilson, and Lamprecht beat Maxwell Moldovan 3-1 to give the Jackets their fourth straight game. Howe went two holes down early in the match to beat Neil Shipley 2 and 1 to reach the fifth point.

High Andy Mao He lost to Tyler Grooms 4 and 3, Stellman lost to Adam Wallin 2 and 1 and Reuter lost to Patrick Schmuking 5 and 4.

Event information – With the NCAA deadline and three weeks between the finals and next week’s ACC Championship, Tech scheduled Saturday’s games to give the Yellow Jackets two rounds of competition to prepare for the conference championship. The matches were played at the Creekside Course (7,005 yards, par 72) at the Golf Club of Georgia. Charlotte is currently No. 84 in the Gulfstate rankings, while Ohio State is No. 26.

Tech has a 22-11-1 all-time record in regular season playoff appearances. The Jackets played one game earlier in the spring, a 4-1-1 loss to Texas in the ACC/Big 12 showdown, when the Amer Arie Intercollegiate in Hawaii was canceled due to high winds.

In both the ACC Championship and the NCAA Championship, the top finishers in the stroke play tournament compete in a playoff to become the champion. The top four teams after 54 holes of stroke play at the ACC Championship will advance to match play, and the top eight teams will meet after 72 holes of stroke play at the NCAA Championship.

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