Grey recorded four birdies and a pair of eagles to record his third win of the season, fourth top 10 and eighth finish inside the top 20 in eight tournaments this year. The freshman, who has been ranked in the top 50 in the country most of the season, is making a push for Palmer Cup and Freshman All-America honors.

Despite shooting the second lowest round of the day, a 2-over 290, Georgia State dropped one spot in the final team standings to finish fourth in the 18-team field. The Panthers 11-over relation to par score is Georgia State's lowest of the year.

“I am really proud of the way our guys played today,” commented head coach Joe Inman. “They did everything they could to try and move up the leaderboard. Still, a fourth place finish in a tournament with this many teams is a good result and we will continue to make our push to the postseason.

“Jonathan continued to impress me and is playing some of his best golf of the year. I am so happy that he was able to earn another victory as he shows that he is one of the best freshmen in the country. He is a pleasure to coach and I look forward to him continuing to get better.”

Junior Tyler Gruca shot a final round 2-over 74 to finish tied for 13^th at 4-over. After struggling in the fall, Gruca recorded his second straight top 25 finish of the spring and third of the year.

Sophomore Davin White also shot a final round 74 to finish tied for 23^rd. His round included three birdies to finish at 7-over as he picked up his fifth top 25 in seven tournaments this season.

Junior Grant Cagle finished with a final round 75 to place tied for 35th at 10-over.

Junior Ross Mclister rounded out the Panthers line-up with a final round 84 as he finished tied for 96^th at 26-over.

Sophomore Damon Stephenson, competing as an individual, shot his second straight 72 to finish tied for 16^th. Stephenson made two birdies and an eagle in his final round to finish at 6-over par and recorded his second top 25 this season.

Also competing as an individual was junior Kevin Lee who finished with his best round of the event, a 1-over 73 to finish tied for 50^th at 14-over par. Lee had three front nine birdies en route to going out in 34.

Victor Lavin also made the trip to Florida to compete as an individual, shooting a final round 76 to finish at 20-over and tied for 74^th.

Indiana came from behind to earn a two-stroke victory over Virginia Tech and Purdue which tied for second. The Hoosiers shot a final round 3-over 291 to finish at 5-over for the tournament. The Hokies shot the low round of the tournament, a final round 4-under 284, to finish second with the Boilermakers at 7-over. Following the Panthers, Old Dominion rounded out the top five at 23-over.

Grey ran away with the individual victory, but things were much closer in the group after him. Indiana's Brant Peaper finished second at 3-under following a final round 69. Virginia Tech's Scott Vincent was alone in third at 2-under, followed by Enzo Perez in fourth at 1-under. Hartford's Evan Russell and Indiana's Michael M'Gee tied for fifth at even par.

Georgia State will conclude its stretch of three-tournaments in 13 days at the Furman Intercollegiate, March 22-24 in Greenville, S.C.

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