CAPE CHARLES, Va. --- Roanoke finished second at the 2012 ODAC Golf Championships at Bay Creek Golf Resort Tuesday. It is the first time the Maroons placed as tournament runner-up since 1998, making it the fourth time in program-history (1982, 1987, 1998, 2012). It was the highest finish for the Maroons this spring.

Guilford, ranked second in the GCA Coaches Poll, won the event for the 12^th time, shooting 20 over par with Andrew Thompson and Nicholas Shedd tying for second place, both shooting three over par. It's the second-straight conference title for the Quakers.

The men shot a combined team score of 315 to give them a tournament two-round total of 615 in the shortened format due to inclement weather. Senior co-captain Brandon Ketron, who was named First-Team All-ODAC and ODAC's Ted Keller Sportsmanship Award Winner, was named the medalist with a two-round scorecard of 145, the fourth-lowest two-round total in ODAC Tournament-history. He shot three-strokes better to finish 71 in the final round to earn ODAC All-Tournament honors. It was his 10^th time this season shooting below 75. Ketron, who is ranked 25^th in the country individually, increases his chances for an at-large selection to participate in the 2012 NCAA Div. III Men's Golf Championships held in Florida, May 15-18.

Fellow senior co-captain Adam Skaff rebounded from a sub-par day Monday to tally a tournament-low score of 69 (-3 under) in his final round as a Maroon. The 2012 ODAC Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year and Second-Team All-ODAC selection placed sixth overall to earn ODAC All-Tournament honors. His score was the lowest of any Maroon this season and since Ketron and Guzi did it in the Scarlet Round of the USMC Intercollegiate (3/28/2010).

Freshman Will Reitan shot an 80 to finish third for the Maroons and 20^th overall with a two-round scorecard of 158 (+14 over). Senior Patrick Guzi finished with a two-round score of 162 (+18), good enough for a tie for 24^th overall while Cam McLaughlin shot a 173 (+29 over) for the tournament.

For more information on ODAC Golf, visit the websites of any of the particular schools, or go to the ODAC's home on the Internet at www.odaconline.com. For more on the 2012 ODAC Golf Championship, visit the ODAC's championship website at www.odaconline.com/tournament/spring/golf.

2012 ALL-ODAC GOLF TEAMS
ODAC Player of the Year: Noah Ratner, Guilford
Jack Jensen Coach of the Year: Corey Maggard, Guilford
ODAC Rookie of the Year: Kyle Fuller, Randolph-Macon
ODAC/Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete: Adam Skaff, Roanoke
Ted Keller Sportsmanship Award: Brandon Ketron, Roanoke

ALL-ODAC FIRST TEAM
Travis Gahman, Sr., Bridgewater
John Phillips, Sr., Bridgewater
Noah Ratner, Jr., Guilford
Mitch Robinette, Fr., Guilford
Drew Thompson, Fr., Guilford
Ronnie Fultz, Sr., Hampden-Sydney
Rick O'Connell, So., Hampden-Sydney
Brandon Ketron, Sr., Roanoke

ALL-ODAC SECOND TEAM
Tod Foshee, Jr., Bridgewater
Dusty Roberts, Sr., Guilford
Conrad Anguera, Sr., Lynchburg
Adam Skaff, Sr., Roanoke
Hunter Weaver, Jr., Randolph-Macon
Wilson Anthony, Sr., Washington and Lee

ALL-ODAC THIRD TEAM
Drew Arnold, Fr., Hampden-Sydney
Matt Lipscomb, Jr., Lynchburg
Kyle Fuller, Fr., Randolph-Macon
Adam Sauls, Sr., Virginia Wesleyan
Patrick Clossin, Fr., Washington and Lee