Monday, October 15
Duluth, Georgia
Boston College
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Autotrader Collegiate Classic
Eagles Close Out Fall Season at Autotrader Collegiate Classic
October 16, 2018 | Men's Golf
Matt Naumec posted his third consecutive top 10 finish for BC
Tournament Info
The Eagles have concluded their 2018 fall season and return to action this coming February, when they head to the UNCG Banyan Creek Collegiate in Palm City, Fla.
- Berkeley Hills Country Club | Duluth, Ga.
- Par 72 - 6,706 yards
- First & Second Rounds - Monday, Oct. 15
- Third Round - Tuesday, Oct, 16
- The Field - 12 teams, 75 golfers
- Boston College finished in a tie for seventh place at the Autotrader Collegiate Classic.
- The Eagles were six-under par as a team, with a 54-hole total score of 858. BC was one stroke out of sixth place and 10 total strokes separated teams 3-7 on the team leaderboard.
- BC opened the tournament with a team total of 287 (-1), followed by a five-under par total of 283 during Monday afternoon's second round. The Eagles closed out Tuesday's final round with 288.
- Georgia Southern took the team title (829), setting a single-round team scoring record with a 273 (-15) to open tournament play. UNCG (830) was second, followed by Georgia State (848), Samford (850), and James Madison (852).
- Matt Naumec tied for 10th place overall. It is his third consecutive top 10 finish during the fall season. The senior posted consecutive rounds of 69 during the first and second rounds on Monday. Naumec played bogey-free golf through his first 13 holes of the first round, posting four birdies and 13 pars. His second round was highlighted by an eagle on the par 5 15th hole. Naumec closed with a 1-under score of 71 on Tuesday, finishing the back nine in a 33 (-3). He played the par 4 holes at 4-under (3.87 avg) and the par 5 holes at 7-under (4.42 avg.)
- Christian Cavaliere tied for 33rd place with a 2-over par total of 218. His best round of the tournament came in the second round, carding a 70 (-2) while birdie-ing three of the final five holes of play. After opening with a 39 on the front nine of the first round, Cavaliere was 2-under for the final 28 holes of play during Monday's first day of competition. The junior closed with a score of 73 on Tuesday.
- Brandon Kewalramani tied for 40th place, with a total score of 219 (+3). He closed the tournament strong, with an even-par 72 on Tuesday. He posted two birdies, two bogeys, and 14 pars during the final round. The sophomore played a near flawless first round, posting five birdies and just one bogey en route to his lowest score of the season at 68 (-4). He shot a second round 79.
- Kevin Paek finished in a tie for 55th place, with a score of 223. After an opening round 79, Paek shot even-par for the final two rounds and 36 holes of action. He carded a 72 during Monday afternoon's round and followed that up with another 72 on Tuesday. Paek led the Eagles with 36 pars on the weekend to go along with seven birdies.
- Mac Webster tied for 60th place overall. He opened play with a 75 and carded an even-par 72 during the second round. He was 1-under through the first 29 holes of the tournament and registered five birdies and an eagle on the par 5 15th hole during the first round. He closed out the tournament with a 77 on Tuesday.
- Steven Fisk of Georgia Southern - Golfstat's 58th ranked golfer nationally - won the tournament at 17-under (65-65-69=199).
The Eagles have concluded their 2018 fall season and return to action this coming February, when they head to the UNCG Banyan Creek Collegiate in Palm City, Fla.
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