The Pitt-Greensburg men's golf team capped off its fall season with a dominant performance at the Lebanon Valley Fall Invitational, claiming first place in a 19-team field at Lebanon Country Club on Monday.
The Bobcats posted a team score of 300 (+12), finishing 17 strokes ahead of second-place Millersville (317). It marks one of the program's most commanding wins of the season and showcases the depth and consistency of the lineup.
Four Pitt-Greensburg golfers placed in the top 10 individually:
Ethan Rice rounded out the Bobcats' scoring with an 80 (+8), tying for 17th in a field of over 100 golfers.
Pitt-Greensburg's balanced attack proved too much for the competition, with all five team members finishing in the top 20. The Bobcats were the only team to have multiple players tie for first, and their 300 team score was the lowest of the day by a wide margin. This victory caps off a successful fall season which saw 3 first place team finishes.
