Men's results | Women's results
ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Nazareth closed out its men's and women's fall golf seasons over the weekend as each competed in two-day tournaments.

The Nazareth's men's team finished fourth in its own invitational, which was contested at Monroe Golf Club on Saturday and Irondequoit Country Club on Saturday. St. Lawrence captured the team title with scores of 305 and 318 for a 623 total. Clarkson was second (310-327 -- 637), followed by Hobart (333-342 -- 675), Nazareth (336-341 -- 677) and Utica (329-351 -- 680).

Freshman Andrew Fleischman was Nazareth top finisher as he tied for 11th place with a 167 total after rounds of 83 and 84. Freshman Sean Kuhn, sophomore Ian Brotherton and junior Daniel Jacob each finished three shots behind Fleischman as each shot 84-86 for a 170 total.

Also competing for Nazareth were juniors David Powlowski (91-85 -- 176) and Dominic Cicchetti (85-92 -- 177) and graduate student Santiago Valero de Palma (97 - 95 -- 192). 

Clarkson's Brad Belote took indvidual honors with rounds of 80 and 73 for a 153 total.
Nazareth's women's team competed in the Empire 8 Conference Tournament at Ballston Spa Country Club, but finished with an incomplete score as only three golfers were able to compete Sunday.

Nazareth was in 10th place in the 12-team field following Saturday's first round on the par-72 layout as the Golden Flyers posted a team score of 454. However, freshman Brynn Lohr was unable to compete in Sunday's second round, leaving the Golden Flyers with an incomplete final score.

Cortland, an E8 affiliate member for women's golf, won the team title with a two-day total of 682. The Red Dragons easily outdistanced runner-up Suffolk (765) and third-place St. John Fisher (776).

Sophomore Olivia Dowdle was Nazareth's top individual finisher with scores of 106 and 104 for a 210 total, good for 31st place. Freshman Sara McCall was tied for 40th place with scores of 107 and 113 for a 220 total. Senior Lacey Rezucha also competed and finished 50th with rounds of 119 and 112 for a 231 total. Lohr had a score of 122 in Saturday's first round.

Cortland dominated by having the top five individual finishers, led by Tiffany Schapira, who shot back-to-back scores of 82 for a 164 total.