Gulls finish 11th at Hampton Inn Classic
April 14, 2010
Results
NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – Endicott College fired a team score of 681 over the course of the two-day weekend event to finish in 11th place at the Hampton Inn Classic sponsored by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Endicott shot 345 on Saturday and finished the weekend with a team score of 681 to finish ahead of seven other squads.
Freshman \#Jackson Wyman\# (Falmouth, Maine) led the Gulls with a weekend total of 157, finishing a +13 after shooting 79 and 78, respectively. Wyman finished tied for eighth overall in a field of 91 golfers. Senior \#Drew Sullivan\# (Katonah, N.Y.) posted a total of 163 after rounds of 84 and 79, while \#Garett Seney\# (Bow, N.H.) totaled 180 along with freshman \#Miles Traiser\# (Jamestown, Md.). \#Dustin Lockard\# (Danville, N.H.) stroked a 181 to round out the Endicott scoring.
Elms shot a team score of 626 and finished first in the 18-team field. Bentley was second at 645, edging Trinity by one shot. Husson took fourth place with a final score of 648. Nichols’ Pasquale Pio was awarded Medalist honors after impressive rounds of 76 and 72 for a total of 148, just four over par.
NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. – Endicott College fired a team score of 681 over the course of the two-day weekend event to finish in 11th place at the Hampton Inn Classic sponsored by the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Endicott shot 345 on Saturday and finished the weekend with a team score of 681 to finish ahead of seven other squads.
Freshman \#Jackson Wyman\# (Falmouth, Maine) led the Gulls with a weekend total of 157, finishing a +13 after shooting 79 and 78, respectively. Wyman finished tied for eighth overall in a field of 91 golfers. Senior \#Drew Sullivan\# (Katonah, N.Y.) posted a total of 163 after rounds of 84 and 79, while \#Garett Seney\# (Bow, N.H.) totaled 180 along with freshman \#Miles Traiser\# (Jamestown, Md.). \#Dustin Lockard\# (Danville, N.H.) stroked a 181 to round out the Endicott scoring.
Elms shot a team score of 626 and finished first in the 18-team field. Bentley was second at 645, edging Trinity by one shot. Husson took fourth place with a final score of 648. Nichols’ Pasquale Pio was awarded Medalist honors after impressive rounds of 76 and 72 for a total of 148, just four over par.