AIKEN, S.C. – Sophomore Harry Jones (+2) notched his second career top-10 finish to lead the Wofford men's golf team tied for 10^th individually, as the Terriers placed sixth out of 15 teams at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate, hosted by USC Aiken, at the par-70, 6,617-yard Palmetto Golf Club.
 
Jones finished with a score of 212, leading Wofford with 12 birdies – good for third-best among the 75-player field. The Terriers led the entire 15-team field in birdies as a team, recording 53 overall.
 
The Augusta, Ga., native used four birdies in Monday's first round to finish with a 2-under 68 prior to finishing the day off with a 72 through 36 holes of play. Jones then recorded another 72 in Tuesday's final round to remain within the field's top 10 for the second time in his career. 
 
Wofford (+24) finished with a total score of 864, entering the final round in fourth prior to finishing 11-over on Tuesday to slide down to sixth place, though, holding a five-stroke lead over the next best team (Furman, +29).
 
The Terriers scored wins over nine teams, including two Southern Conference squads, in Furman, Presbyterian, Charleston Southern, Samford, Gardner-Webb, High Point, Temple, Francis Marion and Dartmouth.
 
43^rd-ranked South Carolina (-8) dominated to win the tournament's crown as the only team under par with a 10-stroke gap between second and third, followed by Virginia (+2) and VCU (+12), respectively. The Gamecocks' No. 69 Ryan Hall won low medalist for the tournament at 10-under.
 
Senior Walker Jones (+7) followed Jones tied for 25^th with a score of 217, while junior Matthew Larkin (+8) finished tied for 27^th with a score of 218. Larkin tallied 11 birdies over the tournament's 54 holes.
 
Sophomore Cedric Otten (+11) finished tied for 41^st with 11 birdies as well, while junior Jackson Hill (+15) rounds out Wofford's lineup tied for 56^th with a score of 225.
 
Wofford is back in action on Thursday, Mar. 24-26, when it travels to Stanford, California, to compete in The Goodwin, hosted by Stanford University.