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Hughston’s Clutch Finish Powers LeCroy-Hughston to Back-to-Back Sunny King Titles

Harrison Hughston grins as teammate Jacob LeCroy hugs him Sunday after the duo won their second consecutive Sunny King Charity Classic title at Anniston Country Club. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)
Harrison Hughston grins as teammate Jacob LeCroy hugs him Sunday after the duo won their second consecutive Sunny King Charity Classic title at Anniston Country Club. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)

Hughston’s clutch putt on No. 15, eagle No. 17 key his and LeCroy’s late rally to win 48th Sunny King Charity Classic.

By Joe Medley

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ANNISTON — Jacob LeCroy warned everyone.

After starring in his and partner Harrion Hughston’s historic 19-under-par round at Cider Ridge during Saturday’s second round of the 48th Sunny King Charity Classic, LeCroy warned that Hughston will have a big Sunday.

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He had a big finish.

Jacob LeCroy (left) and Harrison Hughston celebrate Sunday after winning the 48th Sunny King Charity Classic. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)

Harrison Hughston grins as teammate Jacob LeCroy hugs him Sunday after the duo won their second consecutive Sunny King Charity Classic title at Anniston Country Club. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)
Harrison Hughston grins as teammate Jacob LeCroy hugs him Sunday after the duo won their second consecutive Sunny King Charity Classic title at Anniston Country Club. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)

Hughston’s 18-foot putt on No. 15 brought him and LeCroy within one shot of Ty Cole-Gary Wigington, and Hughston’s crushing tee shot and lip-out chip to set up eagle on No. 17 gave him and LeCroy a one-shot lead.

It held up, albeit barely, for LeCroy-Hughston’s second consecutive Sunny King Charity Classic title.

The pair shot 42-under-par 172 over rounds (58-53-61) at Silver Lakes, Cider Ridge and Anniston Country to win by one stroke and became the first duo to win the tournament back to back since Cole-Wigington won it three years in a row, from 2016-18.

LeCroy stood victorious at the Sunny King for the third time, including his victory with Jacob Harper in 2019. Hughston, LeCroy’s former Donoho School teammate, felt Sunny King glory for the second time.

“It’s special to me,” Hughston said. “This tournament means so much to me and Jacob, these three courses, especially this one, where we grew up.”

They narrowly avoided a playoff when Cole’s 15-foot eagle putt on No. 18 missed just short.

“I had the read,” Cole said. “It’s just one of them, I wanted to be a little aggressive with it. I blew the one on 16 so far by being aggressive, so I just left it short, right on the lip.

“I knew what it was for. I knew I had to make it to tie.”

Cole-Wigington, seeking their would-be fifth Sunny King title together, led by two strokes going into No. 15, but that’s when Hughston began finding his best. LeCroy called Hughston’s uphill 18-foot put to trim the lead to one stroke “a game changer.”

“I’m just proud of myself for staying patient, because I had honestly been putting terribly for most of the weekend,” Hughston said. “I was kind of like, what’s going on? I’m not making anything.

“The only thing I could do was stay patient, and I finally stepped up to one that I knew would be huge, and just dead up the hill, I’ve hit that putt my whole life.”

The ball dropped dead center, and both teams parred the par-3 No. 16.

That set the stage for 17, and Hughston punched through a rainy day’s gloom and a boom.

“It was probably my best drive of the tournament,” he said.

Harrison Hughston follows through on his tee shot on No. 17 during Sunday’s final round of the Sunny King Charity Classic at Anniston Country Club. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)

It put him in position to hit his second shot with a wedge. After LeCroy hit within three-and-a-half feet of the hole from 203 yards, but Hughston chipped to the lip.

It settled about a foot from the hole.

“When they hit the shot they hit on 17, get out of here,” Cole said. “You hit where they hit it then hit an iron up there that lipped out for a two, good playing, man.”

LeCroy enjoyed his told-you-so moment, predicting Hughston’s heroics.

“He came alive, just like I said yesterday,” LeCroy said.

Both teams birdied No. 18 to finish 9 under par for the day, leaving LeCroy-Hughston a chance to match Cole-Wigington’s string of three Sunny King titles in a row next year.

“It will always be our home,” Hughston said. “The people that come out, the sponsors, that’s what makes it. I’ll never take it for granted, winning this tournament or even playing in it.

“I hope to be a worthy champion for many more years to come.”

The 48th Sunny King Charity Classic raised $128,000 for charity. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)

Championship-Honda Passport

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
Jacob Lecroy / Harrison Hughston 58-53-61 172
Gary Wiggington / Ty Cole 55-57-61 173
Jacob Harper / Kyle Daugherty 57-56-63 176
Eric Bouthwell / Lewis Lecroy 59-60-60 179
Brennan Clay / Jeremy McGatha 56-61-62 179
Jackson King / Woody Eubanks 58-58-65 181
Layton Bussey / Tanner Wells 62-58-62 182
Hanna Dyar / Abby Gattis 63-58-62 183
Ott Chandler / Devin Broadway 60-59-64 183
Taylor McCullum / Dalton Chandler 57-59-69 185
Landon Straub / Jason Johnson 62-60-63 185
Kevin Daugherty / Landen Daugherty 59-61-65 185
Tanner Wilder / Braylin Hathorn 58-61-66 185
John Collins / Keaton Borelli 58-64-64 186
Luke Couch / Tyler Hale 62-59-65 186
Christopher Hicks / Colby Houser 61-60-65 186
Brock McNeely / Chandler Wilborn 58-63-66 187
Jordan Anderton / Kevin Schrum 61-59-67 187

Girl power

Hanna Dyar and Abby Gattis, the lone all-female team in the Sunny King Charity Classic field, finished in the Championship-Honda Passport Flight. They shot 31-under-par 183 (63-58-62) for their three rounds. Both played for White Plains High School, and both were medalists in the high school Calhoun County Championship, Dyar in 2019 and Gattis in 2021.Dyar was part of state-championship teams in 2015-16, and Gattis helped the Wildcats win a state title in 2021.

Championship B-Acura MDX

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
Josh Chapple / Jackson Bonner 63-62-60 185
Mike Lett / James Lett 67-61-58 186
Dana Wright / Jason Peterson 65-60-62 187
Taylor Jones / Tyler Huckaby 65-61-61 187
Marcus Harrell / Brock Harrell 64-60-64 188
Dustin Travis / Bob Eaton 68-59-62 189
Matt Rogers / Andrew Brooks 61-63-66 190
Kyle Glover / Corey Mize 61-63-67 191
Austen Giesie / William Giesie 64-62-65 191
Corey Etter / Zoey Etter 68-58-65 191
Evan Owan / Charlie Smith 62-65-65 192
Jonathan Chandler / Daniel Crumly 67-61-65 193
Drennen Beam / Noah Hathorn 64-64-65 193
Alan Smith / Lamar Carter 66-61-66 193
Chase Hollingsworth / Hunter Carr 64-60-69 193
Taylor O’Connor / Cain Hollingsworth 63-64-66 193
Rhett McGowan / Shawn Javed 65-63-66 194
Joseph Salonia / Mark Salonia 65-63-67 195
Will Brown / Austin Jones 60-65-70 195
Hank Smith / Brett Rothwell 63-66-68 197
Drew Archer / Ryan Howard 66-62-72 200

First-Grand Highlander

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
Grant Hockman / Doug White 66-64-64 194
Chad Key / Brett Key 64-66-64 194
Tanner Tabor / Dallis Daugherty 63-69-62 194
Bailey Masters / Tripp Johnson 69-64-62 195
Jake Goggans / Rob Davie 66-66-63 195
Coleman Messer / Ryder Hugins 61-70-65 196
Zach Zahn / Gavin Lindsey 66-65-65 196
Evan Daugherty / Ryan Stovall 67-65-65 197
Chris Randall / Sean Gillispie 67-64-66 197
Chris Hubbard / Danny Whittaker 65-67-66 198
Wes Couch / Tyler McNickle 67-66-65 198
Matthew Hardin / Jimbo Williams 69-64-66 199
Clay Costner / Doug Gardner 69-62-68 199
Bill Wakefield / Minton Edwards 67-66-66 199
Henry Pritchett / Neil Elders 66-67-67 200
Dee Pruit / Mark Lindsay 69-63-68 200
Dustin Ellison / Mike Saenz 65-66-70 201
Jason Payne / Jeff Pool 68-63-70 201
Kory Oliver / Kody Oliver 67-63-71 201
Colin Edwards / Braden Beecham 65-66-71 202
Phillip Austin / Bruce Collins 65-75-73 203
Jason Greene / Jamie Strickland 66-67-70 203

Second-Honda Pilot

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
Charles Estes / Richard Patty 68-66-58 192
Tyler Teneyck / Don Hill 67-68-60 195
Andy Carden / Jon Pollard 69-66-60 195
Terry Sumner / David Reavis 70-66-60 196
Tyler Northcutt / Nick Swindle 68-67-62 197
Jay McElroy / Nick Pope 65-69-64 198
Trenton Ray / Cameron Ray 71-63-64 198
Will Broome / Ben Elrod 69-67-63 199
Caro Manning / Brian Brennon 66-68-65 199
Daniel Black / Michael Thompson 68-68-64 200
Andrew Tyson / Andrew Morris 68-68-64 200
Will Prickett / Scott Jackson 69-67-64 200
Nathan Franklin / Benji Chandler 70-65-66 201
Cooper Martin / David Martin 68-66-67 201
Cody Boyd / Mark Wood 68-66-69 203
Ryan Townley / Luis Fourquet 68-68-67 203
Ted Gregerson / Aaron Gregerson 67-68-68 203
Shannon Page / Bradley Elliott 69-66-68 203
Ben Milligan / Jose Macias 67-68-69 204
Sidney Kreis / Lance Muncher 69-65-70 204
Drue Snow / Evan Snow 70-65-69 204
Trae Williams / Matthew Peters 67-67-70 204
Brandon Roberts / Dalton Fisher 73-63-68 204
Brian Howell / Ken Howell 69-67-69 205
Josh Reynolds / Bart Smith 69-67-69 205
Jimbo Phillips / Mike Hughston 67-68-70 205
Jono Waugh / Blake Lowry 67-67-72 206
Caleb Bowen / Logan Wright 68-68-71 207
Patrick Thornton / Jamie Cash 68-68-72 208
PJ Sotelo / Gavin Burrage 66-70-72 208
Ty Johnson / Keith Howell 68-68-73 209

Third-Acura RDX

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
David Holt / Anant Patel 66-72-60 198
Tyler Romine / Jason Romine 73-64-64 201
Nate Pearce / Nick Jenkins 68-70-64 202
Andy Jenkins / Mark Gaines 67-70-65 202
Daniel Clonts / Clay Blackwell 71-67-64 202
Chad Watson / Brent Nance 70-68-65 203
Josh Wright / Jeremy Wright 68-69-68 205
Easton Wright / Kacey Ray 68-70-67 205
Kyle Price / Derrick Kirby 72-65-69 206
Ford Wyatt / Trent Smith 70-68-68 206
Houston Black / Scott Jimmerson 70-68-68 206
Shaughn Rankin / Austin Parris 71-66-69 206
Larry Reaves / Noel Johnson 68-69-71 208
Landon Price / Shane Price 70-67-72 209
Scott Watson / Randy Cobb 69-68-72 209
Tim Wilcox / Tyler Lawson 70-68-71 209
John Austin Carpenter / John Carpenter 69-69-71 209
Wayne Tillman / Tony Stickland 71-66-74 211
Keith McCullough / Brennan McCullough 69-69-78 216

Fourth-Tundra

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
Heath Waldrop / Greg Rainey 73-66-62 201
Will Bedwell / Kevin Bedwell 71-68-63 202
Eric Manning / Clay Sanford 72-67-64 203
Shane Lilly / Dallas Dunn 69-71-65 205
Matt Hunter / Will Coker 73-68-64 205
Timothy Hammond / Patrick Awbrey 72-69-65 206
Jeff Barnwell / Randy Jones 69-70-67 206
Blake Drummond / Brian Rosenbalm 72-69-65 206
Cal Lambert / Travis Stout 69-70-68 207
Madilyn Turner / Brady Turner 69-70-68 207
Tommy Clutter / Jerad Fellows 69-70-69 208
Dalton Cobb / Kevin Bryant 71-68-69 208
Jonathan Mosley / Eric Williams 71-68-69 208
Tim Steward / Dennis Austin 70-71-68 209
James Harrison / Toan Nuguyen 71-68-70 209
Jim Black / Wes Black 71-68-70 209
Matt Whitaker / Joey Stewart 72-67-70 209
Lee Ledbetter / Tommy Beard 67-72-71 210
Brent Busby / Brian Mathison 70-69-71 210
Landry Wright / Grant Pearl 71-69-71 211
Chris Bowman / Braxton Swinford 70-69-73 212
Jeff Roszell / Larry Champion 72-68-73 213
Keith Yates / Josh Goodson 70-70-75 215
Baylen Clough / Barry Clough 73-68-76 217
Mike Angel / Brock Reaves 69-71-78 218
Jackson Fillingim / Lott Cates 70-71-81 222

Fifth-Honda Accord

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
Michael Downey / Tracy Downey 70-74-65 209
Eric Loggins / Jerod Haynes 71-71-68 210
Trey Martin / Brent Ayres 69-73-68 210
Kenneth Willingham / Mark Cotton 70-72-69 211
Terry Cobb / Michael Ray 73-69-69 211
Connor Giesie / Kai Martin 70-73-69 212
Marc West / John Woods 71-75-66 212
Amanda Summers / Terry Smiley 69-73-70 212
Chuck Robinson / Chad Brewer 75-68-70 213
Jameson Carden / James Carden 73-71-69 213
Jason Copus / Arlin McCauley 76-70-69 215
Raymond Stover / Reg Mulligan 74-69-72 215
John Michael Pegusky / Rob Jones 71-75-70 216
Will Hollingsworth / Andy Moore 73-72-71 216
Alex Freeman / Ryan Cash 72-71-74 217
Wade Shellnut / Josh Meigs 75-71-71 217
Jayden Shadrix / Steve Shadrix 70-76-71 217
Chad Cabeen / Tim Kurecka 71-72-74 217
Lee Higgins / Bruce Lott 74-69-75 218
Mike Miller / Bill Miller 71-75-73 219
Logan Watters / Jackson Veasey 72-73-74 219
Cliff Wright / Carson Wright 74-70-75 219
Kenton Sprayberry / Tiffany Sprayberry 71-73-76 220
Will Johnson / Nate Parker 74-71-75 220
Peyton Whitten / Patrick Hamlet 71-71-80 222
Mark McCraken / Jason Shelby 75-70-79 224

Sixth-Toyota 4 Runner

TEAM RD. 1-2-3 TOTAL
Alex Stennis / Patrick Adams 72-75-66 213
Andrew Cruthirds / Marc Walker 77-70-67 214
Will Mckinney / Chase Lowry 74-73-71 218
Ryan Parrish / Mykel Story 73-79-68 220
Jason Alderman / Christopher Alderman 77-73-70 220
TR Jones / Kaleb Littlejohn 73-76-75 224
Mike Whitlow / Don Whitlow 72-77-75 224
Ethan Carter / Alex Bailey 74-77-73 224
Chris Reaves / Clint Burns 75-75-74 224
Greg Smith / Greg Stroud 75-72-78 225
Tim Evans / Kevin Wilhoite 74-73-78 225
Mitch Mittelmark / Sean Adams 70-82-73 225
Nathan Gilbert / Beau Winn 78-76-71 225
Zack Moody / Tim Arnold 77-72-77 226
Jason Ausburger / Michael Ward 74-80-73 227
Brock Wright / Zach Cunningham 77-73-77 227
Brandon Johnson / David Kinney 78-70-80 228
Brad Roberts / Brandon Thrift 78-77-75 230
Terry Phillis / Ernie Torain 75-73-85 233
Nick Dreher / Cam Tant 86-69-80 235
Cody Prickett / Neil Cochrum 82-79-80 241
Chris Doran / Ryan Burger 90-81-87 258
Bo Ladd / John Coulter – WD
Jonathan Scott / Jonathan Jones – WD
Shane Peacock / Jon-Michael Tinney – WD

The final group

Jacob LeCroy tees off on No. 1 as the rest the 48th Sunny King Charity Classic’s final group watches Sunday at Anniston Country Club. The group includes (from left) Ty Cole, Harrison Hughston and Gary Wigington. (Photo by Joe Medley/East Alabama Sports Today)

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