The University of Pennsylvania men’s golf team had a solid performance during the first day of the Princeton Invitational, despite the tournament being shortened to 18 holes due to standing water on the course. Penn shot a team score of 311, putting them in a tie for 12th place with Cornell. Senior Ben Scott led the team with a 4-over-par 75, tying for 30th place individually. Sophomores Max Fonseca and Hayden Adams both finished the day at 76, tying for 41st, while freshman Ryan Chang also contributed to the team score. Senior George Roessler rounded out the lineup for the Quakers.
Seton Hall’s David Lally had an outstanding performance, shooting a 4-under-par 67 to take the lead in the individual standings. This leaves him two shots ahead of Princeton’s Reed Greyserman.
Despite the challenges of the shortened tournament, the Penn men’s golf team remains optimistic and focused as they continue to compete. Fans can stay updated on the team by following @PennMensGolf on social media and visiting PennAthletics.com.
With the tournament still ongoing, the team is determined to improve their standing and showcase their skills in the competition. Penn’s motto of #FightOnPenn reflects their determination and dedication to success on the golf course.
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