Delhi, NY – Adam Szlamczynski finished in a tie for sixth place leading the Roos to a second place finish out of the four-team field at the SUNY Delhi Spring Invitational at The College Golf Course at Delhi on Thursday afternoon.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Szlamczynski carded a round of 5-over par, 76, to tie Delhi's Branson Morrison for sixth place out of 26 golfers. Jordan Starley captured medalist honors for the Broncos with a round of 2-under par, 69.
• Anthony Marion posted a round of 86 (14th) for the Roos, while John McCall (88 – T-15) and Cayden Cady (90 – 18th) rounded out the scoring SUNY Canton players. Tyler Bedell also shot a 101 for Canton (24th).
• SUNY Delhi won the team title with an impressive team score of 290 (+6), while the Roos were second at 340. SUNY Cobleskill (351) and Cazenovia (393) rounded out the competing teams.

 
WHAT'S NEXT
The men's golf team returns to the links on April 25th when they take part in the Elmira College Spring Invitational at Elmira Country Club at 11 a.m.
   
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