Oswego, NY – Junior Adam Szlamczynski carded a Sunday round of 6-over par, 77, to finish with a two-day total of 9-over par, 151, as he tied for eighth place out of 63 golfers at the Oswego State Fall Invitational at Oswego Country Club.

The Roos recorded a Day 2 score of 320 to finish with a two-day total of 639 (319-320) to finish in fifth place out of 12 teams.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• After four birdies on Saturday, Szlamczynski had a pair of birds on Sunday. He went out in 39 before coming home in 38 to finish in a tie for eighth place.   
• Sam Martin finished in a tie for 17th place after posting a Sunday round of 82 (161-79-82), while Jake Hess posted a Sunday 81 to finish in 23rd (162-81-81).
• John McCall tied for 27th place with an 80 on Sunday, the second lowest round for the Roos (165-85-80). Gavin Neuland rounded out Canton's competitors with a Sunday 82 to finish in a tie for 37th (169-87-82).  
• SUNY Canton finished in fifth place out of 12 teams with 639 strokes (319-320). Hamilton won the team title with 578 strokes. Clarkson and Oswego State tied for second (626), while SUNY Delhi was fourth (630).  

   
WHAT'S NEXT
The Roos return to the course on Saturday when they take part in the Lou Jarvis Memorial Invitational at Jay Peak Resort Golf Club.
   
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