YARDLEY, Pa. – Behind a final tally of 328, the Ursinus College men's golf team placed 10^th at the Arcadia Knight Spring Invitational on Thursday afternoon.
 

Ursinus had five members compete at the Makefield Highlands Golf Club, a par-72 course that stretches over 6,513-yards. Stevens Institute of Technology won the team title with a total of 297, Eastern University (313) placed second, while Penn State Berks finished third with a final tally of 320.

 
Senior T.J. Stanton led the way for the Bears finishing tied for 28^th after signing for an 11-over 83. Stanton fired a 41 on the front nine behind three consecutive pars on holes three through five before finishing his back nine with a tally of 42.

 
Junior Evan Coffey finished just behind Stanton in a tie for 33rd place after shooting a 12-over 84. Coffey tallied five pars throughout the opening nine holes before recording two birdies on the back nine to finish with a 44. He birdied the par-5 12^th hole and the par-5 16^th hole to finish his day -1 on the four longest holes.

 
Classmate Nick Troha also finished tied for 33rd overall after signing for a 12-over 84. After a 43 on the front nine, Troha finished strong shooting a 41 over the final nine holes, including a birdie on the par-5 16^th hole. Junior Billy Cardino finished with a 15-over 87 for a tie of 51^st. Cardino earned the team's lowest front nine score with a 39, behind four pars and a birdie on the par-4 1^st hole. Cardino captured his second birdie of the day on the par-5 12^th hole but would only finish with one par over the final nine holes for a back nine score of 48.

 
Senior Connor Huth finished tied for 63rd overall after landing on a final tally of 93. Huth's score marks as season low as he previously shot his best round of 94 at the Moravian university Spring Classic on April 5^th.  

 
As a team, Ursinus finished with five birdies on the day while combining for a total of 30 pars throughout the round. Four of the five members competing tallied a par on the par-4 5^th hole.

 
The Bears will return to action on Monday as they travel to Lititz, Pennsylvania for the Franklin & Marshall Invitational.

 
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