Ole Miss golfer Ben Wolcott from Dickson, Tenn., shot a 64 Tuesday and has a five-stroke lead at 131 after two rounds of the Chattanooga Choo Choo Invitational, which ends today at Council Fire Golf Club. It includes 80 players. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga player Wes Gosselin and Michael Nagy, who just finished his Tennessee Volunteers career, are tied for second at 136, and the Dayton Flyers’ Tripp French is at 137 with Taylor Lewis, Jordan Warnock and Benjamin Shipp sharing fifth place at 138.
Tennis
* Notre Dame High School graduate Charles Jabaley was reported Tuesday as one of King University’s two men’s tennis recruits for the coming year, as a transfer from Lee University. Jabaley was a combined 22-17 in singles and doubles for Lee, according to the King release. He was a 2014 TSSAA state doubles champion. “Charles is a great player from Chattanooga with collegiate experience, an amazing attitude and determination,” King men’s and women’s coach Mariia Ilina said in a release.
Softball
* Lookout Valley Baptist Church followed a 15-0 softball regular season and its third consecutive championship (a 46-2 run) in the Soddy-Daisy Men’s Church League with the tournament championship Monday night. The Lookout Valley team, managed by Garrett Reagan and sponsored by Rex Elmore Jr., edged White Oak Baptist, managed by Mike Clements, 31-27 in extra innings. Abba’s House finished third in the church division.