Penn Yan, NY – Freshmen Anthony Marion and Gwendolyn Glennon both finished in first place with scores of 78 and 88, respectively, on Wednesday at the Keuka College Spring Invitational at Lakeside Country Club.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED - MEN

• Marion bested the field of 47 golfers earning medalist honors by a single stroke with his round of 78. Teammate Adam Szlamczynski was just a stroke back with a 7-over 79 tying for second place with Keuka's Ryan Sisco and Medaille's Cameron Cswaykus.
• John McCall posted a round of 93 to tie for 21st place, while Tyler Bedell finished with a 96 (T-26). Cayden Cady (T-35) rounded out the Roo golfers with a 102.
• SUNY Canton finished in second place out of the eight-team field with 346 strokes trailing only Medaille (329). Utica (349), Keuka (351) and Nazareth (356) rounded out the top five teams.

   

HOW IT HAPPENED - WOMEN

• Glennon tied for first with a round of 16 over par, 88, with Utica's Carly Stefanini. Stefanini would claim medalist honors as she had a lower score on the toughest handicap hole.
• Glennon had an outstanding start to her spring season besting 19 other golfers in the field.
• Olivia Drino placed 17th for the Roos finishing with a score of 124 as Glennon and Drino competed as individuals on Wednesday.
• Utica won the women's team title with 390 strokes edging SUNY Geneseo (397). Keuka finished in third place (478) of the three-team field.

 

WHAT'S NEXT
The men's golf team has a quick turnaround as they take part in the SUNY Delhi Invitational on Thursday at 1 PM. The women return to the links on Saturday when they tee off at 11 AM in the first round of the two-day, 36-hole Martin/Wallace Invitational at Cortland.
   
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