FINAL RESULTS (CLIPPD SCOREBOARD) | DAY ONE RECAP | JOIN THE PRIVATEER LINKS CLUB
NEW ORLEANS – The University of New Orleans concluded a wet and rainy Grover Page Classic in 15
th place after a 36-hole score of 616.
Matt Weber once again led the New Orleans Privateers on the second and final day of the Grover Page Classic – the ninth round of out 17 that he's led the squad since joining last spring.
Weber finished with a 75 on the day and tied for 56th in the tournament. The Louisiana transfer sank birdies on holes 3, 15 and 17. His final tally was 149.
Canon Clark shot a 77 for the day and finished tied for 81st with a total score of 153. Clark's sole birdie on Tuesday came on the second hole.
Maximilian Feistmantl finished tied for 90th with a total of 155. Feistmantl shot an 80 for the day. He had a birdie on the fifth hole, a feat he also accomplished in his first round in a Privateer uniform on Monday.
Jude Bourque finished 95th with a 160 and
Adam Trahan wound up 97th with a 162. Bourque sank a birdie on the par-4 fourth hole on Tuesday afternoon.
Playing as an independent,
Garrett Trahan wound up in a tie for 75th on the player leaderboard with a score of 152.
SIU-Edwardsville won the team championship after finishing 17-under par over the two-round tournament. They won by three strokes over Austin Peay. Brady Kaufmann of SIU-Edwardsville won the individual championship after shooting a 65 on day two. His total score for the two rounds was 133.
New Orleans returns action in two weeks when they head to Jonesboro, Ark. for the Bubba Barnett Intercollegiate. Coverage information will be available closer to the tournament.
FINAL RESULTS
15 New Orleans, U. of 304, 312 | 616
T56
Matt Weber (1) 74, 75 | 149
T75
Garrett Trahan (I) 76, 76 | 152
T81
Canon Clark (2) 76, 77 | 153
T90 Max Feistmantl (3) 75, 80 | 155
95
Jude Bourque (5) 79, 81 | 160
97
Adam Trahan (4) 82, 80 | 162
HEAD COACH JEFF LORIO
"We did not take advantage of the opportunities given to us this week. Hopefully we will catch a break with the weather at home over the next two weeks and can get some much-needed reps outdoors so that we can go in and clean up some things that have cost us the last two events."
"It was good to get some new faces into the lineup this week and those guys will use it as a learning experience. Obviously, we have to get better throughout the lineup and I'm confident we will work hard and be ready for the Bubba Barnett next time out."
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