Eagles Finish Fourth at Autotrader Collegiate Classic

Monday, October 14

Duluth, Ga.

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Boston College

Autotrader Collegiate Classic

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Eagles Finish Fourth at Autotrader Collegiate Classic

October 15, 2019 | Men's Golf

Final Scoring

BC goes 8-under for the final two rounds; Nick Cummings places third overall

By: Athletic Communications

Tournament Info

Berkeley Hills C.C. | Duluth, Ga.
Par 72 - 6,694 yards | Course Rating - 73.2 | Slope Rating - 138
First and Second Rounds – Monday, Oct. 14 (36 holes)
Third Round – Tuesday, Oct. 15 (18 holes)

Team Results

Boston College finished fourth overall at the Autotrader Collegiate Classic.
The Eagles shot 1-under par for the tournament, totaling 863 through the three rounds of competition.
BC was 8-under par over the final two rounds (36 holes) of play, posting consecutive scores of 284. It opened the tournament with a score of 295.
James Madison took home the team title (844), followed by Lipscomb (849) and USC Upstate (861). BC was two strokes out of third place.

Individual Results

Nick Cummings earned his best collegiate finish of his young career, placing third overall (207). The freshman improved in each of his three rounds of play, going 70-69-68 to finish at 9-under for the tournament. He played the par 4 holes at 3-under (3.9 vg) and tied for the best par 5 average in the field (4.42), playing those holes at 7-under. Cummings' 15 birdies ranked third among the field.
Patrick Wu tied for 17th place, with an even-par total of 216. The junior carded 1-under par 71's during the first and third rounds of play. He shot a second round 74. Wu's 38 pars through the 54 holes of play ranked third-best among the field.
Christian Cavaliere tied for 23rd place (218). After a first round 75, Cavaliere responded with a second round, even-par 72. He closed out play going 1-under with a 71 in the third and final round. The senior played the par 5 holes at 5-under (4.58 avg.) He has registered 12 birdies throughout the 54-hole competition.
Brandon Kewalramani tied for 45th place (223). During Monday's second round, he tied teammate Nick Cummings for BC's low round of the tournament with a 69 (-3). He shot an opening round 79 and closed out play on Tuesday with a 75.
Kevin Paek tied 69th place (232). Paek posted his best score of the tournament on Tuesday, carding a 74. He opened play with a pair of 79's during Monday's first and second rounds.
Muzzy Donohue competed as an individual and tied for 63rd place (228). The freshman opened play with a first round 74, followed by a 76 during the afternoon's 18 holes of play. Donohue carded a final round 78.
Lipscomb's Nolan Ray took individual medalist honors (202), going 66-68-68.