RICHMOND, Va. - Sophomore Reid Heaton and first-year Jacob Graham of the 19th-ranked Washington and Lee University men's golf team opened up the first round of the 77th Virginia State Golf Association (VSGA) Intercollegiate Championship on Monday afternoon, both sitting in a tie for 12th place after 18 holes. 

Graham, a Pinehurst, N.C., native, sits in a tie for 12th place after carding a nine-over 80 in the opening round. He recorded 11 pars during the round, including five consecutive pars on holes two through six. Heaton, a Charlotte, N.C., native, joins Graham in a tie for 12th place after also shooting a nine-over 80. He carded nine pars during the opening round, including three over his final four holes.

COURSE BASICS

• Meadowbrook Country Club
• Richmond, Virginia 
• Par 71 | Yardage 6,596
• Average Score: 80.00

UP NEXT

• The duo is back in action tomorrow morning for the final round at Meadowbrook Country Club.

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