A shot of the green with trees surrounding

The 20th Annual Capstone Engineering Golf Tournament

By Associated Engineering Press

As we all know, this year was challenging in many ways. There were days when we questioned whether it was a good idea to proceed with an in-person golf tournament. We are grateful that we pressed on! Our sponsors and players demonstrated unwavering commitment to increasing the Capstone Engineering Society Endowed Scholarship Fund. Through this year’s tournament and silent auction we were able to add an astonishing $41,190 to the endowment. The College of Engineering simply could not have done it without the generosity of our sponsors and patrons. Thank you all, and Roll Tide!

 

2020 Annual Capstone Engineering Golf Tournament Award Winners

1st Place Net: ICS Cyber — Chad Sizemore, Carl Owen, Randy Rupp, Stan Adams
2nd Place Net: Vulcan Painters — Johnny Dempsey, Nathan Reamey, Tommy Lee, Mike Hays
1st Place Gross: Morell Engineering — Blaine Morell, Luke Mathias, Joe Higginbotham, Armand Hunt
Longest Drive: Owen Moore — Schoel Engineering
Closest to the Pin: Stan Adams — ICS Cyber
Putting Contest Winner: Mike Hays — Vulcan Painters
five winners hold their trophies

First Place Gross: Morell Engineering - Blaine Morell, Luke Mathias, Joe Higginbotham, Armand Hunt

A group shot of teams dining
High view of teams dining at tables spaced far apart
gift items for participants
Sponsors banner hanging on building
coffee bar
round tables covered in white table cloths spaced out on veranda
4 tables made into a rectangle with auction items on them
Elephant trophies on a table
A golfer carries a flag while another positions his ball on the green
4 golfers pose for a picture
3 golfers watch a fourth in brown shirt judge his swing
A shot of the green with trees surrounding
3 golfers, one in a pink and white striped shirt, pose for a photo
A golfer in a black cap hits the ball
4 golfers spaced widely apart on the green
2 golfers watch people in golf carts pass
Two golfers, one in white putting
4 golfers, one squatting, with a golf cart in the background
4 golfers,. one leaning on his club, wait for the next drive
Three golfers watch the fourth in a black shirt about to hit the ball
A sandpit on the green
A golfer leans down to position his ball on the green
hot of the green with trees in the background and one tree in front
hot of the green with trees to the right and back
3 golfers, one in a green hat and mint shirt, pose for a picture
Four golfers gathered around a hole with flag still in it
three golfers, one in a pink shirt and the others in shades of blue-grey, stand next to a hole with a flag
golf carts driving past the club house
golf carts driving single file
lots of golfers and their golf carts
a man with a mic reading from under a tent outside
a woman in a white hat and man in a red hat putting
a single golfer in grey with a white hat putting with golf carts and people in background
two people putting with golf cats in the background
a single golfer in grey with a white hat putting with golf carts in background
large row of many golf carts
people standing by the golf carts
two women and a man, all in red masks, pose for a picture
staff help golfing teams sign in at the tables in front of the club
closer view of people 6ft apart in a line waiting to sign in
people 6ft apart in a line waiting to sign in
masked people signing in at the tables in front off the club
masked people picking up their gift bags at the table
A speaker at the podium addressing the room
Distant shot of the trophies
Closeup of the trophies
Golfer in black shirt and white cap taking a swing on the green
Tables set up outside the front of the club

In 1837, The University of Alabama became one of the first five universities in the nation to offer engineering classes. Today, UA’s College of Engineering has more than 5,200 students and more than 170 faculty. In recent years, students in the College have been named USA Today All-USA College Academic Team members, Goldwater, Hollings, Portz, Boren, Mitchell and Truman scholars.

Author: Associated Engineering Press    /    Posted on: January 12, 2021    /    Posted in:   Alumni, Awards and Honors, Events