Davie County, NC

The Packaging Group, LLC, has opened a 40,000 square foot facility in Mocksville, creating 25-40 new jobs in its distribution center on John Crotts Road in Mocksville.

“Davie County is the ideal location for our new facility,” said Martha Cahall, President and CEO of The Packaging Group.  “We were drawn to the community by the skilled workforce and strategic location.”

“We will partner with industry in Davie County, sharing our 25 years of experience in third party packaging, while creating new jobs and contributing to the community that has welcomed us so warmly,” Cahall said.

“Davie County is delighted that The Packaging Group chose our community for this facility,” said Terry Bralley, President of the Davie County Economic Development Commission.  “The logistics industry is growing nationally and hosting a leader in the field will increase opportunities in Mocksville and Davie County.

Bralley said The Packing Group will contribute to the community by creating new jobs and adding value for companies they provide services to.  “The Piedmont Triad is a recognized leader in logistics and distribution, so the Packaging Group made a good strategic decision in collaboration with Davie County Economic Development, Piedmont Triad Partnership and the NC Department of Commerce.”

The company is a third party logistics provider of contract packaging, warehousing and distribution services, specializing in the retail and apparel, consumer goods, automotive, food and beverage and cosmetic industries.

The Packaging Group is a privately held, woman owned company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.  The new venture operates as a sister entity to CPDS Packaging in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Vista Industrial Packaging in Columbus, Ohio.

If you would like more information about The Packaging Group, please contact Candy Baker Wood at 336-245-1162 x 55 or via email at cwood@pacpros.com.  You can also visit the company’s website at www.vistaindustrialpackaging.com to learn more about the products and services offered.

The Davie County Chamber of Commerce annual golf tournament is less than 2 weeks away. While the tournament has been fully subscribed with 32 teams competing in a pro scramble format, there are still hole sponsorship and door prize sponsorships available!

Titanium Sponsors for the 2010 event are Avgol Non-Woven Industries, Funder America, Ingersoll Rand, Webb Heating and Air and the Williams Companies, Inc. Graphite Sponsors for the 2010 event are CenturyLink, Duke Power and Ventlab.

This promises to be a fun filled, sun-drenched day of golf! Continuing its tradition of providing a quality golf tournament and promoting Davie County as an outstanding golf community, the Davie County Chamber of Commerce members and friends will enjoy a round of golf with Professional golfers from throughout the Carolinas.

The Pros will be our “celebrity guests” for the day and will be designated as the team captains in the “Pro’s Choice” format. Amateur golfers will enjoy an afternoon of fun competition … with a little help from the professionals.

New for 2010 is the Hole-in-One contest with a $2,500 cash prize! The 2010 tournament will be held at Oak Valley Golf Club – designed by Arnold Palmer. Discover the long, rolling fairways and luscious bent grass greens that wander through an abundant display of nature. Both remarkably playable and suitably challenging, Oak Valley is a course that is truly fun to play.

Call the Davie County Chamber of Commerce at 336 751-3304 or download the tournament brochure to learn about sponsorship opportunities still available to help you reach business leaders and other key members of the community.

North Carolina is in the winner’s circle for the US Department of Education’s “Race to the Top” grant competition. In the video below, US Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, announced the winners.

For over 50 years, Washington has relied on formulas to distribute federal education dollars to the states based on school district size and other data. The Race to the Top competition may signal a transformation from awards based on formulas to awards based on what works best.

If this trend toward funding what works best holds up in Raleigh, the Davie County STEM Education Initiative and the NCSTEM Community Collaborative should continue to gather steam.

Additional Resources:
NCSTEM Community Collaborative
Davie County STEM Education Initiative
Davie County STEM article on “Race to the Top” competition
Race to the Top North Carolina
Race to the Top US
Davie County Schools

Scott Callison has a vision for creating a biotech incubation center in Davie County.  The Davie County Bio-Center would accelerate the successful development of start-up and early-stage R&D driven companies active in the biotechnology and related life sciences sectors.

STEM Education for students ~ As envisioned by Dr. Callison, The Davie County Bio-Center would provide real world science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning opportunities for students from the Davie County High School, Early College and DCCC Community College programs.  The STEM learning opportunities would include student lead research and development (R&D) projects addressing practical, real-world problems.

Supported by scientists at the center, students would formulate hypothesis, conduct research on current knowledge, design experiments to test the hypothesis, collect and analyze data from experiments and publish a report on the findings.  Scott envisions a process whereby student R&D work could lead to publication in peer reviewed scientific journals.  In addition to engaging students in relevant, problem solving and project-based learning, this hands-on experience would provide Davie County students with a competitive advantage over other students bound for college and careers in the 21^st century.

STEM Education for adults ~ Dr. Callison also envisions STEM education opportunities for adults looking at new careers or skills to help with daily tasks and decisions.  This might include community seminars featuring speakers from the scientific community presenting on topics of general interest or current event relevance.  One example Dr. Callison talks about is the topic of immunization.  With H1N1 and seasonal flu shots featured in news stories almost daily, the center could provide a community education seminar on the science behind vaccines, how they are developed, why they work, and the benefits of vaccinations to the health of their families.  The STEM education initiative for adults might also include periodic newsletters and web based materials.

Local Economic Benefits ~ While the failure rate for newly opened small businesses over 5 years exceeds 50%, studies have shown that 87% of businesses graduating from incubators are still in business 5 years later and that 85% of those are operating in the same community.  A biotech/life sciences incubation center in Davie County would both leverage and strengthen other investments in life-sciences that have seen significant growth in Davie County in 2009.  The community can harness long term benefits from a successful incubator as companies graduate from the incubator and pay taxes on earnings, provide local jobs, and build value into the local tax base.

Local talent a significant plus ~ Strong incubators facilitate scientific information exchange, industry partnerships and professional networking opportunities for scientists and researchers.  One way to assure a strong start is to have an anchor in place that attracts other fledgling companies.  GTCAllison, LLC could be that anchor.  After receiving his Ph.D. in Medical Microbiology, Scott Callison returned home to Davie County to start GTCAllison, LLC, a life-sciences company located in Mocksville with a focus on animal diagnostics and molecular biology products.

His company is profitable, has an established base of intellectual property, and has working relationships with a wide range of clients and organizations from multinationals like Merial to university research labs like North Carolina State University and The University of Pennsylvania.  A graduate of Davie County High School, Scott’s ties to the community are strong and he believes that this is the right time for biotech success in Davie County.

Want to Learn more? ~ If you have a fledgling company in the biotech, agri-tech, nanotech, or life sciences industry and you are interested in participating in or investing in a small business incubation model, contact Scott Callison, Manager of GTCAllison, LLC at 336-473-5525 or contact Terry Bralley, President of the Davie County Economic Development Commission at 336-751-2714.

Elijah Jarred Wittum will be presented with the Carnegie Medal for Heroism at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, August 17^th.  The public is encouraged to attend.

Inscription on the Carnegie Medal: “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” (John 15:13).

The Carnegie Hero Medal, established in 1904 by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, recognizes selfless acts of heroism.  The awards are given each year to individuals who place themselves in significant danger to save the life of a fellow human being.

Elijah Jarred Wittum saved the life of Marlon Porfirio on May 30^th, 2009.  On this day, Marlon, 15 years old, was swept downstream by the very swift current of the South Yadkin River, which was swollen and muddied from heavy rain.  Marlon shouted for help.  Wading near the bank of the river downstream was Elijah Jarred Wittum, a 16 year old high school student.

Elijah Jarred Wittum

When Elijah heard the screams for help, he immediately entered the deeper water and swam downstream after Marlon, reaching him at a point about 30 feet out.  Both boys then submerged when Marlon panicked and took hold of Elijah by the neck, but Elijah broke free and surfaced.  Elijah dove back under the swirling, muddy water, found Marlon, and returned him to the surface.  Holding onto Marlon, Elijah swam toward the bank as the current carried them downstream.  They reached a tree that extended from the bank over the water, and Elijah grasped it.  Men who were fishing nearby took Marlon into the tree and then to the bank, Elijah following.  Marlon was taken to the hospital and fully recovered.  Meanwhile, Elijah returned to the family picnic he had been attending… just another day on the river.

Yadkin River ~ Swollen and Muddy On Day of Rescue

Not everyone sees it that way.   Elijah, an Eagle Scout was awarded the Boy Scout Medal of Honor with Cross Palms, the highest honor for bravery awarded by the Boy Scouts.  All Eagle Scouts are required to take life saving.  The Boy Scout motto, “Always be Prepared” has seldom had such a visible result.

Elijah is the son of Jimmy Wittum and Cyndi Allison Wittum.  His brother, Celeb Wittum is also an Eagle Scout. Elijah’s grandparents are Evelyn and Harry Looney and the late Bob Allison; Darleen Wittum and the late Jim Wittum of Kansas/Oklahoma.

Join us tomorrow evening at 6:00 PM to help Elijah and his family celebrate this well deserved award.

Additional Resources:

• Carnegie Hero Award

• Blog Article by Elijah’s Mom

• Article from Suite 101

• Greensboro News & Record Article:Salisbury Post Article on Carnegie Award

• Salisbury Post Article on Scout Award

Several events are going on this Saturday in Davie County and there is something for everyone!

Saturday from 7:00 AM – 2:30 PM ~ 2^nd Annual Tour of Davie
Come take a beautiful bike tour of Davie County. There are 20, 40, and 70 mile routes. Rest stops will be located approximately 15 miles apart along the course.  The club and anyone interested in participating will meet at the Masonic Picnic Grounds behind the Brock Center a few minutes before 7:00 AM.  Registration is $35 and proceeds benefit the Hospice & Palliative Care Center.  For more information contact Eric Phillips at daviecycling@gmail.com or visit Davie Cycling on the web at www.daviecycling.com

Saturday from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ~  Daniel and Rebecca Boone, Their Lives and Times
The Yadkin Valley Historical Association invites you to attend the 5th Yadkin Valley History Fair and Genealogical Conference at the First United Methodist Church Family Life Center  at 310 North Main Street, Mocksville, NC 27028.

The theme this year is “Daniel and Rebecca Bryan Boone, Their Lives and Times.” the keynote speaker will be Randell Jones, author of “In the Footsteps of Daniel Boone” and “On the Trail of Daniel Boone”.  This speaker is made possible by a grant from the North Carolina Humanities Council, a statewide nonprofit and affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Scheduled Speakers:
Bryan Family Speaker: David R. Bryan, Bryan Family Researcher and Historian, and the Co-Author of Morgan Bryan (1671-1763) A Danish Born “Irish Immigrant” and Some of His Antecedents and Descendants and Seven Sons and Two Daughters of Morgan Bryan (1671-1763) Irish Immigrant and Some of Their Descendants.

Special presentation by Everett G. Marshall, author of “Rich Man: Daniel Boone” will present his research on J. Hampton Rich and the Daniel Boone Highway Improvement Association.

Special Presentation: Professor Mark Hager from Lenoir-Rhyne College, Hickory, NC, will present the latest research on Historic Joppa Cemetery, where the parents of Daniel Boone are buried, followed by a tour of the cemetery at 3:00 pm.

Registration at the event is $20 which covers the conference, a box lunch, the Joppa Cemetery tour, and exhibits. For more information, contact Debbie Dotson at debrad2823@aol.com

For more information check out the web page of the Yadkin Valley Historical Association at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ncyadvha/

Saturday from 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM ~ Back to Back Bands at Misty Creek Farm and Vineyards
Misty Creek Vineyards invites you to see Diamonds in the Rough, back again by popular demand in the tasting room.  These incredible guys play a rich mix from the 60′s, 70′s, 80′s  and 90′s including music from Jimmy Buffet, Santana, the Eagles, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, the Rolling Stones, the Beatles and more, but always the mellow oldies that bring a smile to your face.  Four hours of cool tunes in Saturday’s heat!   Admission is free!

Misty Creek Farm and Vineyards is located at 710 Wyo Road, Mocksville, NC 27028.  For more information, visit the web site for Misty Creek Farm and Vineyards at http://www.mistycreekwines.com

Saturday at 3:00 PM and again at 6:30 PM ~ “Princess and the Pea” at Brock Performing Arts Center
The Davie County Arts Council presents Missoula Children’s Theatre’s production of “The Princess and the Pea.”  This annual event features actors and actresses from Davie County providing fun, family entertainment for everyone.  For more information, visit the Davie County Arts Council on the web at www.daviearts.org

Saturday from 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM ~ Rhythm and Blues at Junker’s Mill Outdoor Amphitheater
Enjoy some Rhythm & Blues Night under the stars featuring The Promise Breakers & Blue Deville. Bring your lawn chair. Food and drinks will be available for purchase so no coolers allowed. Admission is $10 Adult, $8 Seniors & children, 12 & under free.  For more information, visit Historic Downtown Mocksville on the web.

See you on Saturday!

VF Corporation, a global apparel leader headquartered in Greensboro, NC selected Davie County as the single point of distribution for Lee Jeans to all US markets, increasing the volume of Lee Jeans shipped out of the Mocksville facility.   This brought an additional 50 jobs to Davie County with the possibility of more jobs by year end.  Currently there are 430 associates at the Lee Jeans distribution facility in Mocksville.  As a result of this consolidation, every pair of Lee Jeans, from Maine to Florida, New York to Alaska is now shipped out of Mocksville to retailers throughout North America.

“Davie County is conveniently located within a 12 hour drive of 60% of the US population.  Lee Jeans acknowledged their productive work force in Mocksville and the strategic location on I-40, within minutes of I-77 and I-85 made Davie County the smart choice for the Lee Jeans distribution center” said Terry Bralley, President of the Davie County Economic Development Commission.

Lee Jeans Celebrates 20 Years in Davie County
Lee Jeans just celebrated 20 years in Davie County where they play an important role in the community.  They are a major contributor to Davie County United Way, Davie County Relay for Life, Davie County Domestic Violence Services, Smart Start, Storehouse for Jesus, and many other charitable organizations.

$75,000,000 Raised to Fund Breast Cancer Research
Lee Jeans has also raised over $75,000,000 to help fund breast cancer research programs through Lee National Denim Day, established in 1996 as part of national breast cancer awareness month.

Founded in 1889 by Henry David Lee as the Lee Mercantile Company in Salina, Kansas, Lee Jeans was purchased by VF Corporation in 1969.  The Lee Jeans Distribution Center in Mocksville operates 7 days per week at a 500,000 square foot facility across from Davie County High School and beside the Davie County Campus of Davidson County Community College.

Relationships Build Visibility and Recognition for Davie County
Recent growth in the Site Selection Consulting industry is evidence of the long term strategic importance of location decisions made by companies both large and small.  Building strong relationships with organizations like the Piedmont Triad Partnership, the North Carolina Department of Commerce and site selection consultants from around the world is helping get the word out about Davie County as a great place to locate a business.

Davie County is proud to be the home of the Lee Jeans Distribution Center in Mocksville, NC.

Additional Resources:
Lee National Denim Day: www.denimday.com
Lee Jeans:  www.lee.com
VF Corporation:  www.vfc.com
Davie County: www.daviecounty.com
Davie County Economic Development: www.daviecountyeedc.com
Davie County Chamber of Commerce: www.daviechamber.com

Click Here to Get a free kid’s ticket to the biggest Thunderjam of the year.

Saturday, August 7^th ~ Kings of Pro Modified racing square off at Farmington Thunder Jam while local drivers defend their home turf! Saturday, August 7th at Farmington Dragway, located at 2992 Hwy. 801 North, Mocksville, NC 27028 (see map below).

Some of the world’s best Pro Modified drivers spanning all three sanctioning bodies will make up the “Carolina Clash” Pro Modified Shootout at one of the largest Thunder Jams of the year at Farmington Dragway just north of Mocksville at 2992 Hwy 801 North (see map for directions).

Which Driver Will Lay Claim to Racing’s “King of The Carolinas” Title?
This one of a kind event will feature drivers from all levels of Pro Modified competition mixed even further by supercharged, nitrous and turbocharged engines. While the varying backgrounds and engine combinations will make for a fun, fast and exciting race, only one will walk away at the end of the day as the true “King of the Carolinas”.

“Of all the shows we put on during the year, this is the one you simply can’t miss,” said Jim Marchyshyn, Thunder Jam Operations Manager. “From incredible door-slammer racing and a huge, big money bracket race to an even bigger fire show put on by two of the baddest jet dragsters in the land, the Farmington Thunder Jam presented by McDonald’s is the place to be if you are a fan of racing and entertainment.”

Big Day at “The Farm”!
Also on hand August 7 will be the battle of the jet dragsters as “White Lightning” takes on “Thunderbolt” and the return of the “Cool Bus” wheel-standing school bus. For fans of even more door-slammer action the Farmington Thunder Jam will also feature a huge gamblers race for local competitors making “The Farm” the race you simply can’t miss.

Among the scheduled participants for this year’s Carolina Clash are Josh Chester, Eddie Salvo, Ted Smith, Andy Beal, Buzz Varner, Bobby Baucom, John Vergotz, Danny Blankenship, Kevin Bealko, Sonny Tindal, Greg Godwick, Chad Tiley, Thomas Dunsford, Danny Perry and Jerry Williams.

Making the battle even more intense is the fact that many of the competitors live within a short distance from the track, adding an extra element to the mix as the drivers defend their home turf.

White Lightning, Thuderbolt and Cool Bus!
Fans will also be wowed by the incredible fire show put on by two of the best jet dragsters in the country. Producing 10 foot flames and an ear shattering launch, “White Lightning” and “Thunderbolt” are a welcomed addition to this year’s huge lineup.  Throw in America’s favorite school bus, the “Cool Bus,” and you have a night that you simply can’t miss.

Meet the Drivers at the Thunderfest Pit Party
Along with all the on-track action fans will also be invited to participate in the ThunderFest Pit Party prior to the start of the main event. Fans will be able to interact with the stars of Thunder Jam and enjoy a fun family atmosphere before witnessing the event later that night.

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Tickets for the August 7 event are just $20 for adults and FREE for children (12 and under) with the coupon provided by participating McDonald’s locations in the Triad. And, as always, parking and access to the Thunder Fest Pit Party is free with admission.

The show will begin at 7 p.m., spectator gates open at 4 p.m.

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the biggest Thunder Jam of the year August 7 at Farmington Dragway.

Free Kids Tickets Available
To add even more value to this year’s event Thunder Jam organizers have teamed up with McDonald’s to offer a free kid’s ticket with the purchase of an adult pass. Fans can pick up their free kid’s coupon online at ThunderJam.com or by visiting any participating McDonald’s location.

Additional Resources:
Print out free kid’s ticket coupon ~ www.thunderjam.com
Farmington Dragway ~ www.farmingtondragway.net
International Hot Rod Association ~ www.ihra.com

NASCAR on 2 Wheels!
Watch 100 plus cyclists attempt 90 degree turns elbow to elbow at over 40 miles per hour on a road course arranged through downtown Mocksville at the 2010 Giordana Crossroads Classic bicycle race and festival on Tuesday, August 3^rd.  At these speeds there is always a little bumping and banging, sometimes even a few crashes.

What is a criterium bike race and why is it exciting?
A criterium style bike race is a circuit race held on downtown streets or a business park, usually less than 1 mile in length and closed to traffic. The 100 plus person “peloton” or group of cyclists, based on category, race between 25 and 40 miles around the twisting course. The short, four corner rectangle in Mocksville will allow spectators to witness the exciting strategies of the teams as they draft off each other, try to break away, and get their teammate to the finish line first.

Supercar Sensations Pace Cars
New for 2010, “Supercar Sensation” will be providing the pace cars for the event.  A Lamborghini Gallardo, a Ferrari F430 and a Porsche 911 Turbo will be leading cyclists around downtown Mocksville.

Event director, Neal Boyd says, “Not only we will have some of the fastest men in the world on bicycles, we will have the fastest pace cars in the world at the 2010 Crossroads Classic.”

Amateur Heats and Pro Teams Featured!
The Mocksville Criterium will kick off in downtown Mocksville Tuesday evening August 3 at 6:15PM with the first of three amateur events.  The races will get faster as the sun sets with the feature Pro race highlighting the evening at 8:45PM.  The Pro event will feature Team Mountain Khakis , Team Type 1 and Giordana-Clif Bar Cycling Teams.  The professional cyclists will hit the street corners at 40 miles per hour and reach between 40 and 45 miles per hour in the finishing sprint. This is not a sport for the weak-hearted.

Fun for the Entire Family!
Not only is the event thrilling to watch, this is a great opportunity for adults and children alike to learn more about one of the fastest growing sports in America.  The entire event is FREE to the public.  There will be FREE races for the kids of all ages at 6:45PM and additional entertainment for the kids with their giant inflatable slide, moonwalk, and other festive toys.

This is one event you don’t want to miss.
Come on out Tuesday evening with the whole family, grab dinner and ice cream in downtown Mocksville, and check out the fast action of the World’s top cyclists and the exotic pace cars provided by Supercar Sensation. The course start/finish will be located on Main St, by the downtown square.

Mocksville Criterium Course Map

Additional Resources:
Giordana Crossroads Classic
Supercar Sensations
Charlotte Sports Cycling
Davie County, NC
Historic Downtown Mocksville
Upcoming Davie County Events
Pictures from 2009 Crossroads Criterium in Mocksville

Conducted by the Carolinas Golf Association on behalf of the United States Golf Association, the U.S. Amateur Championship sectional qualifying final round was hosted by Oak Valley Golf Club in Advance, NC on Monday and Tuesday, July 26^th and 27^th, 2010 (par 36-36—72, 7020 yards).

Congratulations from Davie County to Harold Varner of Gastonia, NC, Will Bowman of Greensboro, NC and Matthew Younts of Stokesdale, NC for claiming the three qualifying spots at Oak Valley Golf Club. Congratulations also go out to Rob McRae from Augusta, GA, Johnny Kyger of Salisbury, NC for claiming the two alternate qualifying spots at Oak Valley Golf Club.  Good luck to each of you in Chambers Bay!

Thanks to the USGA and to Carolinas Golf Association for choosing Oak Valley, Advance and Davie County as hosts for this prestigious event.

Finally, thanks to all of the golfers and their friends and families, especially those from out of town, for visiting Davie County.  We trust you had a great couple of days here.  Visit again soon.

The 2010 U.S. Amateur Championship will be played at Chambers Bay in University Place, WA from August 23-29, 2010.

Additional Resources:
The United States Golf Association (USGA)
Carolinas Golf Association
Oak Valley Golf Club
US Amateur at Chambers Bay
Davie County North Carolina

Events in Davie County from the
Davie County Chamber of Commerce

Previous Articles on Golf in Davie County:
Davie County ~ Home to Great Golfers and Great Courses
Oak Valley Hosts US Amateur Qualifying Round
1^st Day Results from 2010 US Amateur Qualifying at Oak Valley Golf Club

Results are in for the 1st day of the 2010 US Amateur Regional Qualifying Tournament at Oak Valley Golf Club in Advance, NC.  Matthew Younts of Stokesdale, NC fired a six-under par 66 to hold a two stroke lead after the first round. The cut line fell at two-over par 74 with 30 players advancing to Tuesday’s final round.

Day 1 Results:

1. Matthew Younts, Stokesdale, NC  ~ 34-32–66  (-6)

2. Ben Karns, Columbia, SC  ~ 34-34–68  (-4)

T3 Lance Wheeler, Claremont, NC   ~  34-35–69  (-3)

T3 William Bowman, Greensboro, NC  ~ 36-33–69  (-3)

T3 Rob McRae, Augusta, GA ~ 35-34–69  (-3)

T3 Harold Varner III, Gastonia, NC  ~ 37-32–69  (-3)

T3 Johnny Kyger, Salisbury, NC  ~ 36-33–69  (-3)

T3 Steve Harwell, Mooresville, NC ~  34-35–69  (-3)

T9 Quinn Rogan, Columbia, SC  ~  36-34–70  (-2)

T9 Daniel Meggs, Charlotte, NC  ~  35-35–70  (-2)

T9 Kyle Wilson, Mount Airy, NC  ~ 36-34–70  (-2)

T12 Brandon Coggins, Gaffney, SC  ~  35-36–71  (-1)

T12 Lon Eskind, Weddington, NC  ~  36-35–71  (-1)

T12 Curtis Brotherton, High Point, NC  ~  34-37–71  (-1)

T12 Mitchell McGlamery, Morganton, NC  ~  35-36–71  (-1)

T12 Justin Clement, Lexington, NC  ~  34-37–71  (-1)

T17 Evan White, Hilton Head Island, SC  ~  36-36–72  (Even)

T17 Ryan Heisey, Greensboro, NC  ~  34-38–72  (Even)

T17 Ryan Sullivan, Winston-Salem, NC  ~  37-35–72  (Even)

T20 James Chapman, Gastonia, NC  ~  35-38–73  (+1)

T20 Zach Beard, Marvin, NC  ~  33-40–73  (+1)

T20 Christopher Rollins, Harrison, NY  ~  39-34–73  (+1)

T20 Adam Webb, Ridgeway, VA  ~  36-37–73  (+1)

T20 Cliff Benson, Raleigh, NC  ~  36-37–73  (+1)

T25 Christian Hawley, Winston-Salem, NC  ~  36-38–74  (+2)

T25 Ben Pulliam, Winston-Salem, NC  ~  38-36–74  (+2)

T25 Kyle Sonday, Greensboro, NC  ~  38-36–74  (+2)

T25 Sam Pressley, Knoxville, TN  ~  35-39–74  (+2)

T25 Daniel Barrett, Advance, NC  ~  36-38–74  (+2)

T25 Ben Schlottman, Advance, NC  ~  36-38–74  (+2)