Saturday, September 9
Farmingdale, N.Y.
7:30 AM
Lehigh University
at
The Doc Gimmler
Mountain Hawks Finish Sixth at The Doc Gimmler
9/10/2023 7:37:00 PM | Men's Golf
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – Behind a top-5 finish from graduate student David Hurly, the Lehigh men's golf team finished sixth out of 15 teams at the Doc Gimmler, a two-day, 54-hole event contested Saturday and Sunday, hosted by St. John's on the Red Course at Bethpage State Park.
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Lehigh finished the 54-hole event at one under par 839, posting back-to-back rounds of two under par 278 on Saturday and finishing at three over par 283 on Sunday.
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One of four Lehigh golfers to make his season debut at The Doc Gimmler, Hurly turned in three rounds in the 60s to finish at five under par 205 (69-68-68). Hurly totaled 11 birdies over his 54 holes, including five in Saturday afternoon's second round.
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Reigning Patriot League Golfer of the Week, senior Edmund Broderick, was Lehigh's No. 2 finisher as he tied for 13th place at two under par 208 (69-70-69). Broderick was consistent, with 44 pars over his 18 holes. He also made six birdies, two in each round.
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Junior Jahan Bains enjoyed the strongest weekend of his Lehigh career, turning in a one under par 209 (70-69-70), with all three rounds marking his lowest scores as Mountain Hawk. Bains made seven birdies and recorded an eagle on the par-5 16th hole Saturday afternoon.
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First-year Matthew Quinn debuted with a 219, tying him for 62nd place. Quinn had a strong Saturday with rounds of 70 and 71 before shooting 78 in the final round. He made five birdies over his 54 holes.
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Sophomore Will Caronchi was Lehigh's fifth scoring player. He tied for 76th place at 225 (72-77-76). Caronchi made two birdies in each of his final two rounds after an opening round that featured two bogeys and 16 pars.
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Newcomer Paulius Malcius competed as an individual and turned in a strong weekend. The sophomore tied for 36th place at three over par 213 (68-71-74). Malcius' opening round 68 matched Hurly for the lowest Lehigh round of the weekend. He finished with seven birdies including three in each round on Saturday.
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Columbia captured the team title at 29 under par 811. The Lions defeated runner-up Georgetown by 13 strokes. Nathan Han of Columbia was the individual medalist at 14 under par 196 (64-64-68). Han defeated teammate DJ Francey by five strokes.
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The Mountain Hawks will be in action for the third consecutive weekend, next weekend, when they play in the Temple Invitational, Sept. 16-17 in Plymouth Meeting, Pa.
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Lehigh finished the 54-hole event at one under par 839, posting back-to-back rounds of two under par 278 on Saturday and finishing at three over par 283 on Sunday.
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One of four Lehigh golfers to make his season debut at The Doc Gimmler, Hurly turned in three rounds in the 60s to finish at five under par 205 (69-68-68). Hurly totaled 11 birdies over his 54 holes, including five in Saturday afternoon's second round.
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Reigning Patriot League Golfer of the Week, senior Edmund Broderick, was Lehigh's No. 2 finisher as he tied for 13th place at two under par 208 (69-70-69). Broderick was consistent, with 44 pars over his 18 holes. He also made six birdies, two in each round.
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Junior Jahan Bains enjoyed the strongest weekend of his Lehigh career, turning in a one under par 209 (70-69-70), with all three rounds marking his lowest scores as Mountain Hawk. Bains made seven birdies and recorded an eagle on the par-5 16th hole Saturday afternoon.
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First-year Matthew Quinn debuted with a 219, tying him for 62nd place. Quinn had a strong Saturday with rounds of 70 and 71 before shooting 78 in the final round. He made five birdies over his 54 holes.
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Sophomore Will Caronchi was Lehigh's fifth scoring player. He tied for 76th place at 225 (72-77-76). Caronchi made two birdies in each of his final two rounds after an opening round that featured two bogeys and 16 pars.
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Newcomer Paulius Malcius competed as an individual and turned in a strong weekend. The sophomore tied for 36th place at three over par 213 (68-71-74). Malcius' opening round 68 matched Hurly for the lowest Lehigh round of the weekend. He finished with seven birdies including three in each round on Saturday.
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Columbia captured the team title at 29 under par 811. The Lions defeated runner-up Georgetown by 13 strokes. Nathan Han of Columbia was the individual medalist at 14 under par 196 (64-64-68). Han defeated teammate DJ Francey by five strokes.
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The Mountain Hawks will be in action for the third consecutive weekend, next weekend, when they play in the Temple Invitational, Sept. 16-17 in Plymouth Meeting, Pa.
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