Randolph-Macon College Men's Golf

Turnage Ed Turnage '64 took over as R-MC Golf Coach in September of 2007. Turnage, who is a graduate of R-MC, returned to the Yellow Jacket family following a successful 30 year stint in the golfing industry. During his three decades as a sales representative for a number of world renowned golf manufactures, Turnage earned countless honors and awards including the 2007 PGA Mid-Atlantic Sales Person of the Year. In 2010-11, Turnage led R-MC its second consecutive first-place finish at the Virginia State Championship.  He also mentored three All-ODAC selections.  The Yellow Jackets also placed in the top-five in seven of their nine tournaments, including three first-place titles. Turnage replaced R-MC Athletic Director Jeff Burns who relinquished his role in July of 2007.

Williams will remain on campus as an assistant football coach in 2016, working with the cornerbacks. A native of Fayetteville, N.C., and a graduate of Gray's Creek High School, Williams was a versatile player for the Yellow Jackets. He played cornerback as a freshman, recording 22 tackles in nine games with two interceptions and three pass breakups. Williams switched to wide receiver as a junior. He saw action in nine games in 2014 and had a pair of rushes for seven yards in a 24-10 victory at Hampden-Sydney. Williams played in eight games this past season as a senior. During his career, the Yellow Jackets won three of four times against Hampden-Sydney. Williams earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from R-MC earlier this year, studying both national and international politics. Williams focused on international politics and concentrated on Austria, Afghanistan, Iraq and China. As an undergraduate, Williams was a student assistant in the R-MC Office of College Advancement. He assisted with data entry, communications and on-campus deliveries.