VERO BEACH, FLA. – The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) men's golf team concluded its fall slate with an eighth-place finish at the two-day, three-round Quail Valley Invitational at Quail Valley Golf Club in Vero Beach, Florida, hosted by South Florida.
This was the Spartans' fourth top-eight score of the season, so far, earning two team titles and one runner-up finish.
TEAM
- Following UNCG's first two rounds of 285 and 296, the Spartans bounced back with an eight-under-par (280) to take eighth place out of 15 teams with a three-under-par (861).
- Minnesota claimed the team title with a 17-under-par (847), behind rounds of 288-287-272.
- The Spartans edged No. 17 Liberty, who finished ninth with a one-over-par (865) and No. 45 Michigan who placed 10th with a three-over-par (867).
- UNCG tied for second with a 4.05 par four average and finished second with 173 pars.
INDIVIDUAL
- B.J. Boyce fired rounds of 66-72-69 to combine for a nine-under-par (207) performance, finishing tied for third out of 88 competitors.
- This is Boyce's third top three finish in four tournaments this season.
- Yixiang Wang of Memphis won the individual title with scores of 67-70-68 for an 11-under-par (205).
- Kelvin Hernandez was the next Spartan on the player leaderboard with his rounds of 70-74-69, placing him tied for 11th with a three-under-par (213).
- Jake Lewis moved up four spots to tie for 50th place after his final round of 71 to finish four-over-par (220).
- After rounds of 72-78-73, Reece Sanders tied for 63rd with a seven-over-par (223).
- Will Guidry rounded out the Spartans performances, tying for 79th with his 13-over-par (229).
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UNCG will take a break before resuming play in 2027, first hosting the Dorado Beach Collegiate in Dorado, Puerto Rico, at TPC Dorado Beach from Feb. 7-9, and then the Palmas del Mar Collegiate from Feb. 12-14 at Palmas del Mar Flamboyan in Humacao, Puerto Rico.