Ephs' Golf Falls Short In NESCAC Final
The Panthers' two day total of 626 was eight better than the Ephs' 634. Trinity College, 645, remained in third place after its 324 today, and Hamilton, 656, was unable to make a move with its 329. The Panthers will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Championship, which will be played at the Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.
For the second year in a row, Middlebury's William Prince was the medalist of this event. He followed up his 78 from Saturday with a stellar 74 today given the tough playing conditions. Williams' Ross Bowen and Trinity's Alex Bermingham each fired 156 to tie for second place. Two more Panthers rounded out the top five individuals, as both Rob Donahoe and Eric Laorr put up scores of 157.