KENNESAW, Ga. – Georgia State men's golf finished fourth overall at The Scrappy at Pinetree on Tuesday afternoon, highlighted by Cameron Jackson's individual championship performance at Pinetree Country Club.

Jackson claimed medalist honors after firing a five-under-par 211 across three rounds, finishing one stroke ahead of Alabama's Michael Crocker. Jackson opened the tournament with a four-under 68 before carding a two-under 70 in the second round. He closed the event with a one-over 73 to secure the individual title.

The Panthers finished fourth in the 11-team field with a three-round total of 877 (+13), recording rounds of 290, 292 and 295. Georgia State finished just one stroke behind third-place IU Indy (876) and one stroke ahead of fifth-place Samford (878). Host Kennesaw State captured the team title with an 863, followed by UT Martin (871).

Matthew Calhoun joined Jackson among the tournament's top 10 finishers, tying for ninth overall with a two-over 218. Calhoun opened with an even-par 72 before posting consecutive rounds of 73 to close the tournament.

Cade O'Connell finished 36th overall with a seven-over 223, improving his score in each round. After opening with a 77, O'Connell followed with a 74 in the second round before closing with an even-par 72.

James Baxter tied for 49th with an 11-over 227, recording rounds of 75, 75 and 77, while Griffin Latimer tied for 53rd at 12-over 228 with rounds of 75, 76 and 77.

Competing as an individual, Cooper Cassidy finished 68th overall with a 29-over 245.

Georgia State Individual Results

1- Cameron Jackson – 68-70-73 (211, -5)
T9- Matthew Calhoun – 72-73-73 (218, +2)
36- Cade O'Connell – 77-74-72 (223, +7)
T49-James Baxter – 75-75-77 (227, +11)
T53- Griffin Latimer – 75-76-77 (228, +12)
68- Cooper Cassidy (Individual) – 83-79-83 (245, +29)

Team Finish: 4th of 11 teams – 290-292-295 (877, +13)

The Panthers head to Greenville, S.C. to compete in the Furman Intercollegiate on Oct. 18-19.