Men's Golf Takes Sixth at Ivy Championship

Sunday, April 26

Bethlehem, Pa.

TBA

Dartmouth College

Day Three

Men's Golf Atop Leaderboard At Bucknell Fall Invite

4/26/2015 9:21:00 PM | Men's Golf

By: Dartmouth

BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Sophomore Scott Jaster finished in 14th place and was the lowest scoring member of the Dartmouth men's golf team at the 2015 Ivy League Men's Golf Championship. As a team, Dartmouth finished sixth and shot a 921 over three days.

Penn won the championship after sitting in second place through 36 holes. The Quakers as a team shot a 1-under 287 on the final day at Saucon Valley Country Club, making up five strokes from Princeton for the win. Penn's Austin Powell was in the final group and completed the comeback by birdieing four of the six final holes.

The individual champion went to Princeton's Quinn Prchal, who tied an Ivy championship record with a three-round score of 210.

Senior Charlie Edler had his best performance of the weekend on Sunday when he shot a 72 for a total of 229. Freshman Edric Wung tied for 24th and finished with a 15-over 231. Junior Charles Cai finished two strokes behind Wung and tied for 26th with a 233. Junior Dylan Rusk completed the Big Green card with a 241.

TEAM RESULTS
1. Penn, 307-291-287—885 (+21)
2. Princeton, 301-293-292—886 (+22)
3. Harvard, 313-295-292—900 (+36)
4. Columbia, 307-298-297—902 (+38)
5. Yale, 311-301-303—915 (+51)
6. Dartmouth, 311-306-304—921 (+57)
7. Cornell, 321-306-302—929 (+65)
8. Brown, 319-317-299—935 (+71)