I rise today to recognize Cohen and Collins Trolio, who helped the Ole Miss Rebels win the SEC Men's Golf Championship in Sea Island, Georgia. Cohen finished third in the stroke play championships, and Collins won all matches, beating the number one amateur in the world, Jackson Koivun of Auburn University. The outstanding performance from these young men helped Ole Miss secure a semifinal victory over the Tigers and defeating the Florida Gators 4-1. Cohen, a senior, and Collins, a junior, have distinguished themselves on the course as high school and college players with solid scoring averages. I would like to congratulate them on their outstanding performance in their SEC championship match.
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Recognizing the achievements of Cohen and Collins Trolio in the SEC Men's Golf Championship.
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