Stauffer Leads Bonnies at Cornell Invitational

ITHACA, N.Y. – Freshman Josh Stauffer picked up another top finish as the St. Bonaventure golf team finished sixth at the Cornell Invitational, which wrapped with Sunday's final round at the par-72, 6890-yard Robert Trent Jones Golf Course.

Stauffer (pictured) finished tied for sixth-place out of 75 golfers after shooting a 77 on Sunday and 149 for the tournament. With the help of an even-par 72 round on Saturday, the Bradford Pa. native picked up his third top-10 finish in four tournaments this fall.

The Bonnies, who came into the final round leading the 12-team tournament by three shots, posted a 319 on Sunday. They registered a 294 in the first round and 613 for the tournament, finishing 20 strokes behind champion Binghamton.

Darren Simons came in as St. Bonaventure's second finisher, shooting 153 and finishing tied for 18th. The redshirt freshman carded a 79 in the final round after opening the tournament with a 74.

Junior Scott Brady and Senior Greg Horvath finished tied for 40th at 158 and rounded out the Bonnies' scoring team. Brady recorded rounds of 76 and 82, while Horvath added scores of 77 and 81.

Senior Brian McKenna, who shot 72 on Saturday and came into Sunday tied for third overall, was disqualified during the final round.

Competing as an individual for the Bonnies, Patrick Milkovich posted rounds of 79 and 75 for a 154 total that earned the freshman a tie for 22nd.

Behind three top-10 finishers, including medalist Josh Holling, Binghamton shot 593 to win the tournament for the second straight year. Fordham finished second with a 597, followed by Cornell (604), Bucknell (605) and Lafayette (610).

Holling carded identical rounds of 71 for a 142 total. Cornell's Zack Bosse finished one shot back.

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