VERONA, N.Y. – Brad Riley earned an 11^th place finish over the two-day Turning Stone Intercollegiate Tournament as the Towson University men's golf team got eighth place in its opening competition of the 2021-22 campaign.
 
Riley finished one-under par (215) in the three-round tournament, with the teams competing in the final round on Monday.  He tied for 11^th place in a field of 86 individual golfers.  Riley shot a 73 on the final day, having a 73 or under all three rounds, including a low of 70 on the second round and eight total bogies.
 
In his last two tournaments, including the 2021 CAA Championship, Riley stands at -1 combined in the six rounds.
 
On the team end, Towson finished in eighth place out of 15 teams with a team score of 898 (+34), just two strokes behind Boston College in seventh.
 
Jeremy Summerson repeated his second round performance in the third for 73, finishing tied for 34^th, up nearly 20 spots after two rounds, at 226 (+10).  Summerson earns at least a +10 in his second of last three tournaments.
 
Close behind Summerson were Phil Minnehan at +12 (228), who had three birdies in his final round to total 76 to complete his first collegiate tournament, and Julian Gonzalez at +13 (229).  Minnehan and Gonzalez finished tied for 43^rd and 47^th respectively.  Justin Griffith rounded out the team, having a final round of 83.
 
Missouri won the tournament with a score of 847 (-17), going ahead of LSU (-15) in the third round.
 
Next weekend, Towson returns to the state of New York to compete in the Doc Gimmler Tournament, hosted by St. John's in Farmingdale.