WARREN, Ohio – The Geneva men's golf team shot a team score of 318 on the opening day of the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Fall Championships on Monday, led by senior Ryan Edwards' 74. Their team score placed them in a tie with Bethany for seventh place out of the 11 PAC schools competing, four strokes behind Westminster and two ahead of Thiel. Saint Vincent and Washington & Jefferson are tied for the team lead after day one, each coming in at 298.

Edwards' score of 74 placed him in a tie for fourth place overall out of the 55 golfers competing. He was two-under par through 15 holes before adding a couple of strokes over the final three. In all, the senior recorded three birdies and 11 pars on the afternoon.

Freshman Chris Brown had a solid PAC debut, carding a 78 to finish the day in 23^rd overall. Junior Evan Baker was not far behind him, shooting an 80. Both Brown and Baker notched three birdies of their own. Junior Linkoln Gundacker was the final scorer for the men, with his score of 86 rounding out the card for Geneva as a team.

Day two of the Championships is set for tomorrow, October 13. The first golfers will tee off at 10:30 a.m.

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