^{Grey shared low medalist honors with Georgia's Sam Straka last year en route to his second-straight victory to begin his collegiate career. The sophomore currently stands in a tie for seventh, five-strokes off the lead after making four birdies in the opening round.}

^{“We got off to a good start, but gave a few strokes back on the second-nine,” head coach Joe Inman said. “The good thing is that we are still very much in this tournament, just 12-strokes off the lead. I think our mentality now is that we can play with some of the best in the nation, but we have to prove it over the next two days.”}

^{Despite standing tied for ninth as Inman alluded to, the Panthers are just 12-strokes behind first-place Georgia Tech and five-strokes outside of the top-5.}

^{Junior Davin White shot a first-round even par 72, making three birdies and three bogeys to stand in a tie for 18th.}

^{Freshman Nathon Mallonee, making his collegiate debut, shot an opening-day 3-over 75 and stands tied for 42nd.}

^{Junior Damon Stephenson stands tied for 61st after shooting a 5-over, 77. Stephenson made the turn at even par, however five bogeys on his second nine derailed a solid round.}

^{Senior Tyler Gruca rounded out the Panthers line-up with a first-round 6-over 78 which left him tied for 67th.}

^{Senior Grant Cagle, competing as an individual, is tied with Gruca for 67th after shooting 78.}

^{Georgia Tech opened play with a 6-under 282 to lead Virginia Tech by one. Host Mercer is in third at 4-under, followed by South Florida in fourth at 2-under. Louisville is currently fifth at 1-over, with Georgia and Florida State standing tied for sixth at 3-over.}

^{Georgia's Keith Mitchell, competing as an individual, opened the tournament with a 7-under 65 to take a two-stroke lead over Georgia Tech's Ollie Schniederjans who shot 67. Furman's Wehman Hopke and Mercer's Emmanuel Kountakis are tied for third at 4-under, with South Florida's Rigel Fernandes and Louisville's Robin Sciot-Siegrist tied for fifth at 3-under.}

^{Live scoring can be found throughout the tournament at Golfstat.com.}

^{Georgia State will return to action Oct. 14-15 at the Panther hosted AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic. The third-year event will take place at Berkeley Hills Country Club in Duluth with teams playing 36 holes on Monday and 18 on Tuesday.}

^{The event is free and open to the public. A college-am benefiting the program will take place on Sunday afternoon. Fans interested in playing can call the golf office or visit the website for more information.}