BC Finishes Seventh at Martin Downs Collegiate

Sunday, February 10

Palm City, Florida

Boston College

UNCG Martin Downs Collegiate

Photo by: John Quackenbos

BC Finishes Seventh at Martin Downs Collegiate

February 13, 2019 | Men's Golf

Final Results

Christian Cavaliere leads the Eagles with a 21st place finish

By: Athletic Communications

Tournament Info

Osprey Creek Golf Club | Palm City, Fla.
Par 72 - 6,802 yards
13 teams - 92 golfers
First Round - Sunday, Feb. 10
Second Round - Monday, Feb. 11
Third Round - Tuesday, Feb. 12

Team Results

Boston College opened the spring season with a seventh place at the Martin Downs Collegiate.
BC posted a 54-hole score of 886 (296-297-293).
The Eagles' best team round came on Tuesday, as the team shot a 5-over 293. BC opened the tournament with a team score of 296, followed by a second round 297.
Host UNC Greensboro took the team title (850), followed by Mercer (856), James Madison 859575), Chatanooga (863), and VCU (869).

Individual Results

Christian Cavaliere was 2-over for the tournament, tying for 21st place with a score of 218 (71-74-73). His best round came on the first day, as he fired a 1-under par 71 - posting a 33 on the back nine with three birdies and six pars. He tied for 10th among all golfers in the field in par 4 scoring (4.07).
Matt Naumec tied for 24th place (219), posting a 2-under 70 on Tuesday's final round. Naumec carded six birdies over his final 18 holes of play. He opened the tournament with a 74, following up with a 75. Naumec played the par 5's at 7-under for the 54 holes of play.
Brandon Kewalramani has his best round on Tuesday, as he carded a 1-over 73. He had a steady weekend, ranking fourth in the field in total pars with 40. The sophomore tied for 43rd place (225) after opening the tournament with scores of 75 and 77.
Kevin Paek finished in a tie for 47th (76-73-77=226). He shot a 1-over 73 in the second round, playing the final 15 holes at 2-under par. He posted six birdies and an eagle, which came on the par 5 17th hole during the first round.
Mac Webster tied for 71st place (84-75-77=236). His best round was a 75 on day two of competition. Webster opened play with an 84 and closed out with a 77 during Tuesday's final round.
Four Boston College golfers are competing as individuals, led by Ryan Kinkead. The freshman tied for 64th place with a score of 233 (76-79-78). Tyler Hatton tied for 67th place (81-78-76), while Brendan Ridge placed 87th overall (80-87-83=250). Jack Cammisa is was 89th (86-87-82=255).