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Skidmore Wins Williams Men's Golf Invitational; Williams 2nd - September 24, 2007
WILLIAMSTOWN - The Skidmore College men's golf team took home the 2007 Williams Invitational title Sunday afternoon completing their second round at Taconic Golf Club in 299, four shots off their first day total of 293, posting a team score of 590. Skidmore won the event going away with a 17-shot margin of victory on the field of 18 teams.
Host Williams moved up from fourth place after day one and finished second with a team score of 299 on Sunday, nine shots better than yesterday. The Ephs two-day total was 607. St. Lawrence moved up from eighth place after Saturday's opening round to capture third place with a Sunday score of 301 and a two-day total of 311.
Skidmore's Tobin Spector took top individual honors by posting an even par round of 71 Sunday and his two-day total of 143 was one shot better than Castleton State's Bryan Smith who also fired a 71 on Sunday. Skidmore's Sam Dasilva finished in a tie for third with a two-day total of 146, after posting a 74 on Sunday. Chris DeJohn also posted a second straight strong round and fired a 76 today to finish in a tie for seventh pace at 149.
Senior co-captain Brendan Conley who carded a 72 on Sunday and a 148 for the tourney, which placed him sixth in the field, led Williams. First year Jack Killea shot a 76 on Sunday and his tourney total of 150 tied him for ninth overall. First-year Drew Murray shook off an opening round of 80 and contributed a 75 on Sunday. Both junior Tyler Zara and first-year Bob Camp scored 76 on Sunday and they, along with Murray finished at 155 for the tourney.
"We played much better today and our players really hung in there for the entire round," said Eph head coach Rick Pohle. "Several players got off to tough starts, but gathered themselves to produce some great scores today. I think we are progressing very nicely as a team - learning to compete and developing a better understanding of competitive golf. I knew we had the capability, but was unsure how quickly it would surface."
The St. Lawrence surge from eighth to third was led by Chris Mudge who carded a two over par 73. Mudge was support by Ben von Reyn who fired his second consecutive 75. Wes Ballantyne added a 76 and Max Davis shot a 77.
Next up for the Ephs is a midweek encounter at the Castleton State Invitational on Wednesday before heading to Hamilton on the weekend for the NESCAC Tournament. |
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