WARREN, Ohio – The Geneva men's golf team completed the second round of the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) Championships on Tuesday afternoon, bringing an end to the fall golf season. The two rounds from days one and two of the Fall Championships will be combined with the two rounds yet to be played in the Spring Championships to determine the conference champion. At the conclusion of the fall rounds, the men sit in ninth place, four strokes behind Bethany. Saint Vincent leads the way after finishing a combined 21-over par across the two rounds.

As a team, the men carded a 326 on the second day of the tournament. Senior Ryan Edwards shot a 77 in his second round, putting him in a tie for 10^th place overall at the conclusion of the fall.

Freshman Chris Brown carded an 80 to score second for the men and finish the fall in 28^th place. He had the highlight of the day for the Golden Tornadoes, recording an eagle on the third hole. Junior Evan Baker and graduate student Owen Bouscher finished up the scoring for Geneva, carding an 84 and an 85, respectively.

The GTs will now take a break for the winter before returning to play in the spring semester.

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