STANFORD AND EDMEADE ON THE LEADERBOARD AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE 27TH PGA MINORITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Brencis Stanford shot 242 over the three-day event to place 12th overall at the 2013 PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championships

STANFORD AND EDMEADE ON THE LEADERBOARD AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE 27TH PGA MINORITY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

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Stanford finished in the top 15

Port St. Lucie, FL- The 27th PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship presented by Brown Capital Management concluded play on Sunday afternoon.  Johnson C. Smith University sophomore Brencis Stanford (Greenwood, SC) finished the tournament in the Men's Independent Division in 12th place after shooting a three day total of 242, scoring an 84-81-77 in the first, second and third rounds respectively. 

Robert Grant of Alabama State won an exciting three-person playoff to earn the title.   Justin Watkins from Central Oklahoma and Daniel Inocencio of UNLV finished tied for second in the Men's Independent Division. There a total of 35 individual competitors in the independent division.

Fellow sophomore Golden Bull Johanan Edmeade (Virgin Island, U.S.) placed 29th in the three-day event. Edmeade had a total score of 265, shooting 98 on day one, 84 day two, and 83 on the third and final day.

Zach Smith of Virginia State University claimed Division II medalist honors, finishing with an ever-par 216 total.

Both the men's and women's teams from Bethune-Cookman University won the team titles.

In the women's division, Bethune-Cookman captured the title in thrilling fashion. The Wildcats defeated the University of Texas-Pan American on the first playoff hole to claim their championship-record 10th overall title.

The Bethune-Cookman University men's team also won in exciting fashion, making up a four-stroke deficit in the final round, and winning by a single stroke over 36-hole leader Texas-Pan American. Alabama State University finished third, 12 strokes behind Bethune-Cookman.

In the Women's Independent Division, Alexis Belton of Texas Wesleyan closed with a 74 to win the title by a single stroke over Samantha Garcia of Texas-Pan American.

In the NAIA division, Talladega (Ala.) College captured its second title overall title in the Championship and first since 2010. The Tornado led throughout the Championship and finished well ahead of Edward Waters College of Jacksonville, Fla.

Kevin Parker of Edward Waters College claimed the NAIA division medalist honors, finishing with a sparkling 6-under-par 210 total.

The PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship presented by Brown Capital Management, which celebrated its 27th edition this year, originated in November 1986 following the Jackson State University Golf Tournament, and has elevated golf in minority colleges and universities by providing opportunities to more players to compete in a national championship.

In 2006, The PGA of America was granted complete ownership and management of the championship by the National Minority Collegiate Golf Scholarship Fund.

Complete results from the 27th PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship Men's Independent Division are listed below:

Men's Independent Division
T1        Robert Grant, Alabama State 71-77-73--221
            Justin Watkins, Central Oklahoma 75-79-67--221
            Daniel Inocencio, UNLV   73-76-72--221
4          Casey Foster, Central Oklahoma  77-78-72--227
T5        JaMichael Jones, Bethune-Cookman 77-78-73--228
            Alden Mark Davis, Southeastern   72-79-77--228
7          Derek Smith, Ferris State 79-74-76--229
8          Josiah Singletary, Methodist 81-77-76--234
9          Corey Price, Alabama State 77-81-79--237
T10       Norman Blanco, Maryland Eastern Shore  81-76-84--241
            Omari Howard, Virginia State 83-80-78--241
12         Brencis Stanford, Johnson C. Smith 84-81-77--242
13         William Godfrey, Francis Marion   78-82-83--243
T14       Joseph Killebrew, Alabama State 84-78-82--244
            Chris Yoo, Benedict College 85-80-79--244
16         Brandon Howard, Ferris State 80-83-83--246
17         Ian Mmbando, Alabama State 78-86-83--247
18         Kosta Ramirez, Ferris State 86-84-79--249
19         Minsoo Soh, Maryland Eastern Shore 79-81-90--250
20         Rhaulston Jones, Benedict College 86-86-80--252
21         Gavin Parker, Campbell   87-89-81--257
T22       Sean Wilson, Chowan 85-87-87--259
            Michael Harden, Clemson 82-94-83--259
T24       Alex Stewart, Livingstone College 80-93-87--260
            Patrick Harris, Maryland Eastern Shore     88-87-85--260
T26       Erik Potts, Hannibal-LaGrange 90-81-90--261
            Nivel Felicien, Maryland Eastern Shore 90-81-90--261
28         Lawrence McKenzie, Livingstone College   90-97-75--262
29         Johanan Edmeade, Johnson C. Smith 98-84-83--265
30         James Alexander Fernand, Central Oklahoma 96-87-87--270
31         Richard Sheppard, Maryland Eastern Shore 102-91-85--278
32         Sederic Bailey, Maryland Eastern Shore 100-91-96--287
33         Spencer Smith, Edward Waters College 106-97-96--299
34         Richard Fleming, Maryland Eastern Shore 104-97-104--305
35         Ben Davis, Calumet College of Saint  90-88-NC—NC
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