FARMINGTON, Pa. – Towson University men's golf improved two spots on the second and final day of the Nemacolin Collegiate Invitational on Tuesday to finish in a tie for ninth place. The four scoring Tigers shot a combined +3 on the day.
Senior
Sky Aung led the way with an even par 72.
Adam Green,
Kyle Beaudry and
Derek Johnson all carded rounds of 73 in round three.
Aung finished tied for 16th in the 88-player field at +3 after rounds of 73-74-72. Green was tied for 33rd place at +7 - carding rounds of 74-76-73.
Seton Hall won the tournament by one stroke over Eastern Michigan when Will Hennessee, playing in the final group, birdied the 18th hole at Mystic Rock Golf Course.
Key Stats
- Beaudry jumped 12 spots on the final day to finish tied for 52nd place. After an opening round 80, the freshman rebounded with rounds of 74-73.
Key Moments
- Derek Johnson Hole 8, Round 3 – Johnson conquered the 545-yard par five in three stroke to record the only Towson eagle of the tournament.
- Sky Aung Hole 12, Round 3 – Aung birdied the first of two consecutive holes on the back nine
Inside the Numbers
- Green was tied for fourth in par three scoring at +1. He shot even par on par threes during the third round.
- Beaudry was tied for fifth with 37 pars, just two behind the tournament leader.
- Aung finished the tournament with 35 pars (tied for 12th) and eight birdies (tied for 27th). He never made worse than a bogey in 54 holes.
Next Up
- Towson will wrap up the fall campaign with the Metropolis Intercollegiate at Metropolis Country Club in White Plains, NY on Oct. 12-13.
