CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Green Bay men's golf are Champions of the Tom Tontimonia Invitational hosted by Cleveland State at Lakewood CC in Westlake, Ohio. It is the first win for the Green Bay men's golf program since the 2017-18 season. The Phoenix finished even, thanks to an outstanding final round (-8 as a team), beating out Oakland by six shots.
Mason Haupt took home first place in the event, shooting a 67 in the third round to storm up the leaderboard and win it at five-under par.
The Phoenix women also wrapped up the WMU Bronco Fall Classic on Tuesday, finishing fifth out of seven teams at The Moors Golf Club.
MEN'S RECAP
Green Bay entered day two in second place, four shots behind Oakland. However, the Phoenix quickly stormed up the leaderboard, led by Haupt's 67 (-4), as well as a 68 (-3) from
Brett Wieland, a 70 (-1) from
Trent Meyer, and an even-par round from
Lincoln Hottmann.
As individuals, the Phoenix men had four of the top 15 finishers. Haupt took home first with his -5 performance, followed by Hottmann finishing in T8 with a +1, Meyer finishing T11 with a +2, and
Logan Pechinski finishing T15 with a +3.
FULL RESULTS
WOMEN'S RECAP
The Green Bay women finished fifth, with a +74 after three rounds in Portage, Mich., at The Moors Golf Club. Dayton and Western Michigan finished T1 just 12 shots ahead at +62.
The Phoenix was led by a pair of top-six individual performances from
Jordan Shipshock and
Ellie Frisch. Shipshock finished fifth with a +10 across three rounds, while Frisch was right behind her in sixth with a +13.
Riley Pechinski wasn't far behind those two either, shooting a +18, good for T11.
FULL RESULTS
UP NEXT
Both teams will conclude the fall portion of the schedule next weekend when they both travel to Birmingham, Mich., for the Motor City Matchup. The event will be hosted by Central Michigan at Birmingham Country Club.
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