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Eagles Take Third In Season Opener At Turning Stone
September 04, 2017 | Men's Golf
Naumec, Cavaliere lead Eagles
VERONA, N.Y. – Junior Matthew Naumec (T8, +5) and sophomore Christian Cavaliere (11th, +7) led the Boston College men's golf team to a third-place finish at the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate, held at the Kaluhyat Course at Turning Stone Resort Casino.
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
Tournament: Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate
Boston College Finish/Score: Third of 15/ +44 (311-300-297—908)
Top Five: Missouri -20 (288-276-280—844), UNC Wilmington +30 (313-291-290—894), Boston College +44 (311-300-297—908), St. Peter's +51 (318-298-299—915), Cleveland State +59 (326-299-298—923)
Location: Turning Stone Resort Casino (Kaluhyat), Verona, N.Y.
Course Info: Par 72, 7,105 yards
BC HIGHLIGHTS
- Boston College finished third in the field in par 5 scoring (+2) and pars made (157).
- Naumec paced the way for the Eagles with his T8 finish. After a first round 80, he turned in scores of -2 and -1 to close out the weekend.
- He was third in the field on par 3s (-1) and pars (36).
- Cavaliere placed in 11th with his best score coming on the final day at +1. He finished the tournament -1 on the par 5s and also had 36 pars.
- Graduate student Tyler Kertson turned in a T18 performance in his BC debut, carding a +12 (75-78-75—228). He was eighth in the field in par 5 scoring (-2) which led the Eagles.
- Sophomore Brendan Ridge finished at T41 with a score of +22 (82-78-78—238) while freshman Kevin Paek came in at T66 with a +31 (85-76-86—247) in his collegiate debut.
- Junior Tyler Hatton, senior Jack Cammisa, freshman Brandon Kewalramani and senior Patrick Hallisey all competed as individuals.
UP NEXT
Boston College will take part in the Golfweek Program Challenge next weekend in South Carolina.
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
Tournament: Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate
Boston College Finish/Score: Third of 15/ +44 (311-300-297—908)
Top Five: Missouri -20 (288-276-280—844), UNC Wilmington +30 (313-291-290—894), Boston College +44 (311-300-297—908), St. Peter's +51 (318-298-299—915), Cleveland State +59 (326-299-298—923)
Location: Turning Stone Resort Casino (Kaluhyat), Verona, N.Y.
Course Info: Par 72, 7,105 yards
BC HIGHLIGHTS
- Boston College finished third in the field in par 5 scoring (+2) and pars made (157).
- Naumec paced the way for the Eagles with his T8 finish. After a first round 80, he turned in scores of -2 and -1 to close out the weekend.
- He was third in the field on par 3s (-1) and pars (36).
- Cavaliere placed in 11th with his best score coming on the final day at +1. He finished the tournament -1 on the par 5s and also had 36 pars.
- Graduate student Tyler Kertson turned in a T18 performance in his BC debut, carding a +12 (75-78-75—228). He was eighth in the field in par 5 scoring (-2) which led the Eagles.
- Sophomore Brendan Ridge finished at T41 with a score of +22 (82-78-78—238) while freshman Kevin Paek came in at T66 with a +31 (85-76-86—247) in his collegiate debut.
- Junior Tyler Hatton, senior Jack Cammisa, freshman Brandon Kewalramani and senior Patrick Hallisey all competed as individuals.
UP NEXT
Boston College will take part in the Golfweek Program Challenge next weekend in South Carolina.
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