Results
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – The Concord University men's golf team won the West Virginia Heritage Cup hosted by West Virginia Wesleyan at the Clarksburg Country Club Wednesday and Thursday.
The Mountain Lions won by 16 strokes over West Virginia State as it combined for a two-round score of 573 (293, 280). The round of 280 was an even par round as a team.
The even-par round is the lowest round for the program since at least the 2006 season.
Sophomore
Henry Lewis tied for second in the field as he shot rounds of 72 and 69 to finish at one-over par for the tournament. Lewis' 69 was a career-best score and the lowest for any CU golfer since Noah Clark during the 2022 spring season. Lewis was three strokes back of Fairmont State's Connor Babington who won the tournament with a two-day score of 138.
Included on Lewis' card during the second round were five birdies with back-to-back birdies on the 17
th and 18
th holes. Lewis had seven total birdies for the tournament.
Sophomore
Jackson Williams tied for fifth as he shot a career-best score of 68 in the second round. He added a 75 in the first round. Williams had three birdies in the final round and jus a lone bogey during the final round.
Junior
Jonah Willson matched Lewis' seven birdies with three in the first round as part of his 74, and another four birdies in the second round on his way to a one-over, 71. Willson tied for eighth.
Freshman
Austin Brianka tied for 15
th with a score of 150 (72, 78). He had three birdies during the first round. And sophomore
Dylan Canterbury rounded out the placers on CU's first team with a score of 153 (81, 72).
Freshman
Leo Walton led Concord's second team with a 143 (72, 71) as he tied with Williams for fifth. Walton reeled off four straight birdies in the second round on holes 13-16.
Other CU scores were sophomore
Brady Thompson (75, 73), freshman
Avery Skeens (80,79), senior
Owen Jackson (80, 90) and freshman
Landon Lindsey (81, 90).
This week's tournament concluded the fall season for the Mountain Lions.
