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MEN'S GOLF TAKES THIRD AT YESTINGSMEIER MEMORIAL

Flyers Led By Sophomore Brendan Keating with a Two-Under-Par 68 in the Final Round

MUNCIE, Ind. - After three complete rounds, the University of Dayton men's golf team took third place out of 12 teams at the third annual Earl Yestingsmeier Memorial Invitational hosted by Ball State. The Flyers posted a three-round total of 366-366-364=1096 (+46) and were led by sophomore Brendan Keating who tied for fifth place out of 72 participants with his rounds of 74-74-68=216 (+6).

Host Ball State took top team honors while Wright State's Ryan Wenzler was the individual medalist.

The two-day event was held at the Delaware Country Club and played at par 70 and 6,438 yards. Six players competed for each team with five best scores counting. Competing in the Memorial were Ball State, Ball State (B), Butler, Cleveland State, Dayton, IPFW, IUPUI, Loyola Chicago, Oakland, Ohio (B), Valparaiso and Wright State.

Dayton Results
t-5th Brendan Keating 74-74-68=216 (+6)
t-9th Tripp French 71-74-73=218 (+8)
t-16th Jake Gilkison 77-74-69=220 (+10)
t-19th Nick Paxson 74-71-77=222 (+12)
t-26th Ryan Flick 72-74-77=223 (+13)
t-40th Thomas Goss 75-73-79=227 (+17)

Up Next
The Earl Yestingsmeier Memorial was the Flyers' final regular season competition. Dayton will head to Orlando, Florida, April 29-May 1 for the Atlantic 10 Championship held at the Grand Cypress Resort.
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Players Mentioned

Thomas  Goss

Thomas Goss

Redshirt Senior
Brendan Keating

Brendan Keating

Sophomore
Nick Paxson

Nick Paxson

Junior
Ryan Flick

Ryan Flick

Freshman
Jake Gilkison

Jake Gilkison

Freshman
Tripp French

Tripp French

Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Thomas  Goss

Thomas Goss

Redshirt Senior
Brendan Keating

Brendan Keating

Sophomore
Nick Paxson

Nick Paxson

Junior
Ryan Flick

Ryan Flick

Freshman
Jake Gilkison

Jake Gilkison

Freshman
Tripp French

Tripp French

Sophomore