SAVANNAH, Ga. – The final round of The Savannah Intercollegiate was washed out by rain on Sunday, so the University of Pennsylvania men's golf team finished third out of 13 teams in an event that was shortened to the 36 holes played Saturday.
 
Final Results (Clippd.com)
 
Penn shot 10-under-par 278 in the first round and followed that up with another under-round team score in the afternoon (284). That left the Quakers at 14-under-par 562, four shots off the score posted by team champion Longwood and just one stroke behind USC Beaufort which is currently 16th in the NCAA Division II national rankings. Among the other Ivy League schools in the field, Columbia (569) finished right behind Penn in fourth place while Harvard (572) tied for sixth and Dartmouth (574) was eighth.
 
Sophomore Max Fonseca was Penn's low scorer at the tournament and tied for fourth place in a field of 84 golfers after he shot 66-72 to finish Saturday at 6-under-par 138. Senior Ben Scott was right behind him, carding two under-par round and finishing the day at 5-under-par 139, while Hayden Adams went under par in the afternoon and finished the weekend tied for 17th at 3-under-par 141.
 
George Roessler shot two even-par rounds, scoring both times and ending the tournament tied for 28th. Wesley Hu tied for 65th while Owen Hayes—in the field as an individual—finished tied for 75th.
 
Three players tied at the top of the leaderboard after shooting 8-under-par: Erik Rengardt of USC Beaufort (65-71), Longwood's Justin LaRue (67-69), and Colgate's Robbie Herzig (68-68).
 
Up Next
Penn is back in action on March 17 and 18, competing at the All-American Intercollegiate which will be hosted by the University of Houston at the Golf Club of Houston.
 
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