Meet Results
LAKE GENEVA, Wis. - Led by Matthew Davidson and Jensen Peck, Edgewood College dominated both days of the MSOE Invitational. The Eagles took first place behind a career performance from Peck on Saturday, and maintained their lead on Sunday behind Davidson's consistency. In their final event before the NACC Championships, every single Eagle placed in the top-20.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Edgewood College continue to prove strength and improvement from every member of the squad, leading UW-Eau Claire by five strokes.
- After two days of competition Matthew Davidson came out on top of the Eagle squad, in a tie for fourth place. The sophomore maintained fourth place through both days of competition. On day one Davidson shot a season low score of 71 on the Highlands course, and finished one over part on the second day of competition at the Brute course.
- Jensen Peck turned in a career low score of 67 on the first day of competition, good for first place overall. At the end of day two Peck finished with a total score of 147, good to tie for ninth place.
- Jackson Eversoll turned in rounds of 74 and 75 to score 149, while Josh Hentrich also shot a 149 with scores of 76 and 73. Both Eagles tied for 11th place.
- Dawson Hinz shot 151 over the 36-holes at Grand Geneva Resort. The junior tied his season low score.
BEYOND THE RESULTS
- Peck's impressive performance on the Highlands course comes in second on the Edgewood College individual low 18-hole score list.
- As the Eagles head into the NACC Championships Davidson, Peck, Eversoll, Hentrich, and Hinz all currently own the lowest average scores of their careers.
- On the first day of competition the Eagles team score of 287 goes down as the lowest team round of the season.
FOR THE OPPONENTS
- UW-Eau Claire (589) and Carthage College (595) were right behind the Eagles in the team standings.
- Nick Bauer from UW-Eau Claire came away with the win, shooting a two-day total of 142.
UP NEXT
- Edgewood College begins their quest for a conference title and the accompanying NCAA Division III Tournament berth. The Eagles will be one of the favorites as the first two rounds of the NACC Championships are played Oct. 7-8 on the Irish Course at Whistling Straights. The final two rounds are played in the spring season.
