Michigan State Claims Second Place at Windon Memorial Amid Strong College Golf Finishes

Men’s college golf teams had several strong tournament finishes. Michigan State sits second at the Windon Memorial, four strokes behind Kansas, with three golfers in the top 20 after two rounds. Bowdoin tied for fourth at its home invitational, while Tufts finished third; NYU won the team title. Purdue Fort Wayne placed fourth at the Earl Yestingsmeier Invitational, where Butler won by 16 strokes. West Hancock finished third at the Slug Milby Invitational, led by Wade Gooding’s fourth-place individual finish.
At the Windon Memorial, Michigan State’s Biagioli made nine birdies over 36 holes, second-most in the field; teammate Acevedo eagled the fourth hole in both rounds.
West Hancock’s Jordan Blunier also medaled, tying for 10th with a 79; the Titans finished with a team score of 320.
Bowdoin totaled 893 across three rounds, with scores of 297, 298 and 298. NYU won at 880, ahead of Middlebury at 886.
Purdue Fort Wayne shot a 3-under 277 in Sunday’s final round, the second-best team score of the day. Julian Dugan led PFW, tying for 10th at 1 over, while Brock Reschly tied for 12th at 2 over.
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