The Middlebury men's golf team shot a 900 over 54 holes to finish in seventh place at the Skidmore Fall Invitational. Amherst grabbed the team title with a combined score of 864 strokes, followed by Trinity (869) and the host Thoroughbreds (874).

TOURNAMENT INFORMATION

• Location: Saratoga Spa State Park Golf Course (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)
• Host: Skidmore
• Par: 72
• Yards: 7,145
• Teams Competing: 17
• Finish: Seventh

HIGHLIGHTS

• Sitting in a 14th-place tie after two rounds on Saturday, Charlie Schulman carded a two-under 70 over the final 18 holes for a share of third place with four other competitors.
• The next scorer in the Panther lineup was Jake Forrest. After starting with an 80 over the first round, the rookie recorded a 74 and a 72 to finish tied for 36th with a 226.
• Classmate Lincoln Mackay also earned 36th over the 54-hole invite, highlighted by a pair of 75s.
• Closing the scoring for Middlebury was Logan Wang in 69th (75-80-79-234).

NOTES

• Schulman's three-round score of 215 is a career best in a Panther uniform.
• Middlebury tallied at least a birdie on 22 holes as a unit over the two-day invitational.
• All 17 teams were able to complete the 54 holes after last year's invite was shortened to 18 holes due to weather.

Middlebury closes the fall portion of its schedule on Tuesday at the Ekwonak Sap Bucket Challenge.