Underhill sits in a tie for 31st place after one day of action.
The Middlebury men's golf team sits in a tie for second place with Hamilton after one day of action at the NESCAC Championship. Bates leads the way with a score of 294, while the Panthers and Continentals are one stroke back (295).
TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
- Location: Brunswick Golf Club (Brunswick, Maine)
- Host School: Bowdoin
- Course: Blue Tees
- Par: 71
- Yards: 6,627
- Teams Competing: 10
HIGHLIGHTS
- Charlie Schulman sits in a five-way tie for first place, shooting an even-par 72. The Panther tallied four birdies on the day.
- Next for Middlebury is Brendan Maykel, who is one of six players to card a 73 on the day. Maykel also recorded a quartet of birdies with two coming on the back nine.
- Also tallying four birdies was Colin McCaigue, who sits among four other players in a tie for 12th place with a 74.
- Henry Harrison is one of five golfers to shoot a 76, which is currently tied for 21st place.
- Rounding out the current scorers for the Panthers is Bradshaw Underhill, tied for 31st with a 79.
NOTES
- Middlebury is seeking its 11th NESCAC Title, second in a row and third in four years.
The league champion will be decided on Sunday, April 28 after the second round concludes.
