Stevenson University men’s golf finished ninth among 16 schools at the Kinder Williams Invitational in Harrisonburg, Virginia, as Christian Trivane fired a career-low 68 in the final round. Trivane finished tied for 22nd with a two-day total of three over par.
Ryan Thomas shot a one-under-par 71 in the final round and finished tied for 17th overall at two over par. Stevenson posted a final-round score of 296, improving its opening-round score by three strokes.
Stevenson University Men’s Golf Improves in Final Round
Stevenson finished the tournament at 19 over par and placed ninth out of 16 schools. The Mustangs’ final-round score followed an opening-round 299.
James Jean-Baptiste and Leo Perez each shot 75 in the final round and finished the tournament at five over par. Matt Slivosky also carded a 75, improving by four strokes from his opening round and finishing at nine over par.
Bridgewater Wins Kinder Williams Invitational
Jayden Hendricks of Bridgewater won the individual tournament at seven under par. Bridgewater also captured the team title at 13 under par.
Stevenson University Men’s Golf to Host Battle of the Beltway
Stevenson University men’s golf is scheduled to host the Battle of the Beltway on Wednesday, September 16, at Pine Ridge Golf Course.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Christian Trivane’s career-low 68 highlighted Stevenson University men’s golf’s final round at the Kinder Williams Invitational. Ryan Thomas added a 71, while Stevenson’s 296 helped the Mustangs finish ninth among 16 schools.
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