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University of Louisville
CARDINAL INTERCOLLEGIATE
Men's Golf Captures Fourth at Cardinal Intercollegiate
September 27, 2011 | Men's Golf
Sept. 27, 2011
SIMPONSONVILLE, Ky. - Playing in cold and wet conditions, the University of Louisville men's golf team tied for fourth at the Cardinal Intercollegiate at the par 72, 6,956-yard Cardinal Club on Tuesday. Louisville shot 292-291=583 to tie with fellow BIG EAST-foe DePaul.
UALR took home the tournament championship by shooting a 3-under par 573, while Northern Illinois was second overall at 581. Wisconsin was third at 582.
The Trojans had the two top golfers in Nicklaus Benton, who won the tournament with a 67-70=137, while teammate Alfred Kerstis shot 68-71=139.
Louisville's Justin Dorward was third overall with 68-72=140, while the Cardinals failed to place another golfer in the top 20.
Chris Malec was tied for 25th by carding 74-73=147 and Daniel Iceman was tied for 33rd with his 77-72. Henry Tomlinson carded a 37th-place finish by shooting 76-74=150, while Nick Umholtz was tied for 41st after firing 74-77=151.
Individually, Chris Biuso was tied for 20th with his 71-75=146 and Charlie Macneal was tied for 25th after shooting 73-74=147. Kyle Blackston was tied for 71st with his 76-80=156.
"It was more difficult out there today, but there were some teams that handled it pretty well," said U of L head coach Mark Crabtree. "Individually, I was very impressed by our senior Justin Dorward, who was third overall. We didn't play well yesterday, which put us in a difficult position. We were closer to where we needed to be today, but we dug ourselves a hole with our play on Monday."
The Cardinals travel to the Jerry Pate Invitational on Oct. 3-4 in Birmingham, Ala.
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