INDIANAPOLIS - The Great Midwest Athletic Conference first half of the year has come to a close this fall and Jordan Reese and Kaylon King have closed it out with the Men's and Women's Golf Athlete of the Month honors.

MEN’S GOLFER OF THE MONTH

Jordan Reese
Cedarville - Freshman
Cedarville, Ohio - Cedarville HS

The 2013-14 fall season has come to a conclusion, and wrapping up the G-MAC’s Men’s Golfer of the Month for October is freshman Jordan Reese of Cedarville University for his performances at two national events.

Cedarville closed out the fall portion of its 2013-14 men's golf schedule by finishing 11th in the NCCAA Championship at The Hombre Golf Club in Florida. The Yellow Jackets, who were one of 12 teams to make the cut, posted a 921 total score. Freshman Jordan Reese paced the team with a team-best 20th place finish, shooting a three-round, five over par 221 (70-76-75).

In his only other outing in October, Reese finished with a 159 (79-80) at the NCAA Midwest Regional Tournament, the second regional of the fall. A very similar score to what he shot at the first Midwest Regional Tournament (158 - 77-81).

View Jordan Reese’s bio (from YellowJackets.Cedarville.edu)
 
 
WOMEN’S GOLFER OF THE MONTH

Kaylon King
Trevecca Nazarene University - Sophomore
Hartselle, Alabama - Hartselle HS
 
The 2013-14 fall season has come to a conclusion, and wrapping up the G-MAC’s Women’s Golfer of the Month for October is Kaylon King of Trevecca Nazarene University. The honor, which is given monthly throughout the fall and spring portion of the year long season, was earned last year by King at the exact same point of the season.

In three events in October, King finished first at the Trevecca Invitational, tied for fourth at the Chick-Fil-A Collegiate Invitational, and was 14th at the Lady Flames Shootout hosted by Lee University.

At the Trevecca Fall Invitational at the Old Hickory Country Club in Old Hickory, it was the first time the Trojans had won the team title of their own event. Trevecca (322-321) 643 ended the reign of two-time defending champion Cumberland University. Behind King’s 158 (79-79) has he edged out first round leader and teammate Mikayla Dodson by a stroke for the tournament Medalist honors.

At the Chick-Fil-A Collegiate Invitational, TNU finished third overall and King made the all-tournament team after carding the fourth-best score of 152 (76-76) in a field of 185 golfers and 15 total teams.

King wrapped up her month and the fall season with a 13th place finish. She struggled on day one, shooting an 86, but rebounded to shot a tournament-low round of 78 to climb up the leaderboard of 48 total golfers and helping her team finish in fourth place at the Lee University Lady Flames Shootout.

View Kaylon King’s bio (from TNUTrojans.com)