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Golf Commitment

wily coyote

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Coach Roche gets a big commitment from Macomb Senior Connor Hamm. Connor finished 4th in the IHSA 2A state tourney. He also set the school record for season average in 18 hole events averaging 70.7. That equates to being under par for the whole season. Welcome to BU Connor.
 
Coach Roche gets a big commitment from Macomb Senior Connor Hamm. Connor finished 4th in the IHSA 2A state tourney. He also set the school record for season average in 18 hole events averaging 70.7. That equates to being under par for the whole season. Welcome to BU Connor.

I'm glad you posted this Wily. I was just talking to a friend about this kid. He might be one of the best prep golfers Bradley has landed in a long time.
He was just named the 2021 Peoria Journal Star Golfer of the Year. The last PJ Star Golfer of the Year to commit to Bradley out of high school was Travis Kreiter of Brimfield in 2008.-
https://www.pjstar.com/story/sports/...am/6180057001/
https://www.newskudo.com/illinois/pe...-all-area-team

He was the medalist 11 times, and his 18-hole average this year was 70.81 (according to the PJ Star article). He shot 67 four times, 69 twice and was under-par in 10 of his 21 rounds this year. He verbally committed to Bradley University on Oct. 21.

One thing that impressed Hamm the most about Bradley, who plans to major in business, was the new $100 million Business and Engineering Convergence Center part of Bradley’s Foster College of Business. He had this to say about his first visit to Bradley-
“I’m really excited to join the Bradley community,” Hamm said. “What really brought me along was the school. It was not what I expected. When I was on my visit, I walk into these buildings, and I’m wowed by … the school.”
 
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