Schenkel Invitational Media Day held at Forest Heights Country Club
3/8/2012 8:41:00 PM | Men's Golf
STATESBORO, Ga. - Forest Heights Country Club was the backdrop as the Schenkel Invitational Committee played host to media day one week prior to the start of the 14-team tournament. The 33rd annual Schenkel Invitational begins on Friday, March 16th, with one round played each day through Sunday, March 18th.
Schenkel Committee Chairman Wes Brunn took a few moments this afternoon to talk about the partnership between Statesboro/Bulloch County and Georgia Southern. Eagle golfer Lewis Gruber is playing in his final Schenkel Invitational this year while freshman Scott Wolfes is playing in his first. Larry Mays, in his 12th season as head coach of the Georgia Southern program, is looking forward to his squad having a "home field" advantage and the support from the community.
Georgia Southern welcomes Alabama Birmingham, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, Minnesota, Mississippi, Notre Dame, N.C. State, North Florida, South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Virginia as the teams will arrive in Statesboro next Wednesday with the practice day on Thursday. Admission is free and fans are encouraged to come out to Forest Heights and watch not only the Eagles, but the field that includes teams and individuals ranked in Golf Week's national top 50.
Video interviews:
Schenkel Committee Chairman Wes Brunn
Larry Mays" href="http://www.georgiasoutherneagles.com/newMediaPlayer/sl/console.htm?CLIP_ID=834084&DB_OEM_ID=18700&SPID=&type=vod&CLIP_FILE_ID=853567&SPSID=&oemid=18700&DB_MENU_ID=&id=853567" target="_blank">Georgia Southern Head Golf Coach Larry Mays
Eagle senior Lewis Gruber
Eagle freshman Scott Wolfes
Schenkel Committee Chairman Wes Brunn took a few moments this afternoon to talk about the partnership between Statesboro/Bulloch County and Georgia Southern. Eagle golfer Lewis Gruber is playing in his final Schenkel Invitational this year while freshman Scott Wolfes is playing in his first. Larry Mays, in his 12th season as head coach of the Georgia Southern program, is looking forward to his squad having a "home field" advantage and the support from the community.
Georgia Southern welcomes Alabama Birmingham, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, Minnesota, Mississippi, Notre Dame, N.C. State, North Florida, South Carolina, Vanderbilt and Virginia as the teams will arrive in Statesboro next Wednesday with the practice day on Thursday. Admission is free and fans are encouraged to come out to Forest Heights and watch not only the Eagles, but the field that includes teams and individuals ranked in Golf Week's national top 50.
Video interviews:
Schenkel Committee Chairman Wes Brunn
Larry Mays" href="http://www.georgiasoutherneagles.com/newMediaPlayer/sl/console.htm?CLIP_ID=834084&DB_OEM_ID=18700&SPID=&type=vod&CLIP_FILE_ID=853567&SPSID=&oemid=18700&DB_MENU_ID=&id=853567" target="_blank">Georgia Southern Head Golf Coach Larry Mays
Eagle senior Lewis Gruber
Eagle freshman Scott Wolfes
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