Victor, NY – Senior Anthony Marion and freshman Raine Rumble finished 1-2 individually at the Nazareth Fall Invitational with two rounds on Sunday and Monday at Ravenwood Golf club and Locust Hill Country Club, respectively.

Marion carded the lowest round of the day on Monday shooting 74 (+2) to win the tournament with a two-day total of 146 (+2) to earn medalist honors by a single stroke over Rumble who shot a 76 (+4) on Monday after shooting 71 (-1) on Sunday. The Roos tied for second out of the six team field with 622 strokes.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Marion recorded three birdies on Monday including going one under on two of his final three holes shooting 37 on both the front and back nine.
• Rumble tallied two birdies and eagled his second to last hole, but doubled the last hole as he shot 36 on the front and 40 on the back.
• Sam Eells finished in 19th place out of 33 golfers posting an 82 (39-43) on Monday after an 80 on Monday. Tyler Martin was the final scorer for Canton in 22nd place with an 85 (42-43) on Monday as he carded two birdies after shooting 82 on Sunday.
• Kyle Murphy placed 27th with an 88 (43-45) on Monday to go with his 90 on Sunday. Owen Sacks competed as an individual placing 28th with a 95 (43-52) on Monday to go with a Sunday 86.
• The Roos tied for second out of six teams with 622 strokes (304-318). Utica also finished second (622: 304-318), while Oswego won the team title with 613 strokes (300-313).

 
 

Place	Name	Day 1	Day 2	Total	To Par
1	Anthony Marion	72	74	146	+2
2	Raine Rumble	71	76	147	+3
19	Sam Eells	80	82	162	+18
22	Tyler Martin	82	85	167	+23
27	Kyle Murphy	90	88	178	+34
28	Owen Sacks (IND)	86	95	181	+37

   


WHAT'S NEXT
The Roos return to the course for the first round of the Empire 8 Fall Championship at Teugega Country Club on Sunday (10/12). Tee times are set to begin at 10 a.m. 

   


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