HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Due to heavy rains in the area, the final round of play at the 2017 Joe Feaganes Marshall Invitational has been permanently suspended. The University of Dayton men's golf team claimed the Invitational title after finishing the first two rounds in first place, one stoke ahead of host Marshall. Dayton posted a two-round team score of 283-279=562 (-6) to take first place out of 15 participating teams.

The event was held at the Guyan Golf and Country Club and the course was played at par 71 and 6,573 yards.

KEY STATS
- Vandemore's second-round score of 65, a new career low, is seven strokes lower than his previous career best
- Two Flyers carded an eagle: senior Brendan Keating recorded an eagle on hole one, his final hole of the first round; senior Phillip Johnson followed with an eagle on hole eight in the second round
- As a team, Dayton tallied a total of 42 under-par holes

DAYTON PARTICIPANTS
t-10th Domenic Maricocchi 72-69=141 (-1)
t-15th Phillip Johnson 71-71=142 (E)
t-15th Caleb Wolters 72-70=142 (E)
t-32nd Tripp French 76-69=145 ( 3)
t-48th Brendan Keating 68-79=147 ( 5)
t-4th Erron Vandemore (I) 72-65=137 (-5)

UP NEXT
This coming Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 16-17, Dayton will take part in the Raising Canes Intercollegiate hosted by Eastern Kentucky in Richmond, Kentucky.