WASHINGTON, D.C. – The University of Washington men's golf team won its third tournament of the season on Tuesday as the Dawgs took home the Georgetown Intercollegiate Tuesday afternoon by 27 strokes as they wrote in a 27-under 835. Additionally, junior Noah Woolsey and senior Henry Lee claimed a share of the individual title with their 5-under 208. All six Huskies competing finished in the top 10.
WASHINGTON, D. C. – University of Washington senior Henry Lee leads the field while the Huskies also hold the team lead at the Georgetown Intercollegiate following 36 holes on Monday at Four Streams Golf Course in Washington, D.C. The Huskies are at 5-under 563 (281-282), leading the field by nine strokes and were the only team to post an under-par score. Four Huskies also sit in the top five heading into Tuesday's final round.
SEATTLE – The University of Washington men's golf team once again hits the road for its next tournament as it will compete at the 35th Georgetown Intercollegiate in Washington, D.C., Oct 14-15. The 54-hole tournament, hosted by Georgetown, will be played at the par 71, 7,035 yard Four Streams Golf Course with 36 holes played on Monday followed by 18 on Tuesday.
Bo Peng finished second overall and the No. 2-ranked University of Washington men's golf team came in eighth as a team at the three-day Maridoe Intercollegiate.
CARROLLTON, Texas – The No. 2 University of Washington men's golf team moved into a tie for fifth place following round two at the Maridoe Intercollegiate on Monday as they currently sit at 28-over 604 (303-301). The Huskies were led by freshman Bo Peng, who was one of three players in the field to record a round under par on the tough Maridoe Golf Course.
CARROLLTON, Texas – The No. 2 University of Washington men's golf team currently sits in sixth place following round one of the Maridoe Intercollegiate on Sunday as the Dawgs shot a 15-over 303 on the difficult Maridoe Golf Club course. Washington has two players in the top 25 and were led by junior Jan Schneider who is tied for 15th. The three-day tournament features 18 holes each day on the par-72, 7,554 yard course.