Meet Results
HAVEN, Wis. – The Edgewood College men's golf team continued their streak of dominating competition, finishing out their weekend at the NACC Championships with a six stroke lead. After battling tough weather conditions on the course, the Eagles produced a stellar second day effort shooting 288 as a team, with three players finishing under par on the second day. The final two rounds of the NACC Championships will be held April 22-23, 2019.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Edgewood College sat in a tie for first place with Aurora after shooting a 328 in Sunday's opening round. The Eagles separated themselves from Aurora on Monday's round with a two day total of 616. Through the first two rounds the Eagles landed four players in the top 10 of the 41 player field.
- After shooting a second round score of 69 Josh Hentrich led the pack with a two-day total of 148, good for first place.
- Matthew Davidson turned in a 71 on Monday to push his way up into a tie for third place with a two-day total of 152.
- After a slow start on Sunday, Dawson Hinz broke 80 with 71, to finish the first two-rounds in ninth place with a two-day total of 158.
- Jackson Eversoll also showed improvement on Monday, shooting a 77 and finishing at 159. Jensen Peck ended the two days with a score of 173.
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
- Hentrich's Monday score of 69 is the second best low-round score recorded this fall, and goes down as a career-best.
- These two rounds will be added to the final rounds played at Stonebridge Country Club in Aurora, Ill. on April 28-29 to determine the NACC champion and the league's automatic qualifier for the NCAA Division III Championships.
FOR THE FOES
- Aurora University finished six strokes behind the Eagles with a score of 622. The Eagles and Spartans have built a 20-stroke advantage over third place Concordia Wisconsin.
- Stephen Bukielski of Wisconsin Lutheran shot a 75 on both days of competition, good for second place behind Hentrich with a two-day total of 150.
UP NEXT
- With this event, Edgewood College closes the book on the fall season, and will restart play in the spring.
