From Carnegie Mellon University Athletics
At the final day of the Hershey Cup, sophomore George Qian of the Carnegie Mellon University men's golf team tied the school record for the lowest round with a four-under par 67 to earn individual medalist honors with a school-record 141 over two rounds.
The 36-hole tournament was held on the par-71 East Course at Hershey Country Club where the Tartans finished with a team score of 620 (318-302) to place fourth as team, one-stroke behind nationally ranked St. John Fisher.
Franklin & Marshall shot rounds of 300 and 304 to take home first-place with a 604 followed by Skidmore with a 613 (308-305), St. John Fisher 319 (322-297) and the Tartans.
Qian carded six birdies and an eagle on Monday. Sophomore Jordan Klodowski (Kittanning, Pa.) finished the cup tied for sixth-place after improving two strokes on Monday firing a three-over par 75 to end the tournament with a 152 (77-75).
Seniors Cameron Low (Los Angeles, Calif./Windward) and Justin Fischler (Avon, Conn.) each had rounds of 80 on Monday afternoon. Low ended with a 36-hole score of 161 (81-80) while Fischler's score counted towards the team on Monday after having to withdraw in the opening round due to illness. Rounding out the Tartans top five golfers was sophomore Alexander Pomerantz (Warren, N.J./Watchung Hills Regional) with a 173 (86-87).
Carnegie Mellon had one individual enter the invitational, as freshman Adrian Del Bosque (Monterrey, Mexico/IMG Academy) finished with a 163 (82-81).