Leaderboard
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. – The West Chester University men's golf team wrapped up its fall season with a final round of 298 to finish fourth at the Wykagyl Collegiate at Wykagyl Country Club in New York with a 54-hole score of 891 (301, 292, 298; 891) on Tuesday afternoon.
Patrick Carl (Mount Airy, Md./South Carroll) powered by an excellent day one, which included a hole-in-one on the fourth hole of his second round of the day, led West Chester on the individual leaderboard, finishing in a tie for third at +2 (71, 72, 75; 218), while
William Hilton (Gibsonia, Pa./Pine Richland), powered by an eagle on the par-five sixth for his second eagle of the week finished in a tie for 13
th at +7 (73, 75, 75; 223).
With six birdies, including the par-five 1
st, the par-fourth fifth, par-four eighth, par-five ninth, par-five 10
th, and par-four 17
th,
Yamato Kimura (Kuwana Mie, Japan/Monteverde Academy) carded the low round of the afternoon on Tuesday for West Chester with a 73 to finish the Tournament at +12 (80, 75, 73; 228) and climb 14 spots into a tie for 26
th.
As a team, West Chester led the predominantly Division I field in eagles or better with four on the week, finished sixth in the field in birdies with 41, and tied for fifth in pars with 142. Hilton tied for the Tournament lead in eagles with two, matching Aidan Talent of Wagner for the most eagles or better by any players in the field.
Event: Wykagyl Collegiate
Location: Wykagyl Country Club
Par-Yardage: 72-6,689
Team Champion: St. Thomas Aquinas – 882 (288, 292, 302; 882)
Individual Champion: Max Gibbs (St. Thomas Aquinas) E (71, 71, 74; 216)
West Chester 4th 891 (301, 292, 298; 891)
T3 Carl +2 (71, 72, 75; 218)
T13 William Hilton +7 (73, 75, 75; 223)
T26
Yamato Kimura +12 (80, 75, 73; 228)
T30
Nathan Radwanski +14 (79, 70, 81; 230)
43
Evan Jozwiak +18 (78, 81, 75; 234)
T50
Vaughn Brodowski +23 (81, 80, 78; 239)*
*competing as an individual
Up Next
West Chester concluded its fall season on Tuesday afternoon and will return to the course again in 2027 for the Spring 2027 season.