The Stevens Men’s Golf ‘B’ and ‘C’ teams competed in the Lebanon Valley Fall Invitational on Monday, with the ‘B’ team earning a fifth-place finish and the ‘C’ team close behind in sixth. The ‘B’ team carded a 318 (+30), while the ‘C’ team finished with a 319 (+31). The two Stevens squads were separated by one stroke in the team standings.
PSU-Harrisburg took first place with a team score of 14-over par.Pittsburgh-Greensburg followed in second at 20-over, while Eastern finished third at 23-over. Rutgers-Camden rounded out the top four at 26-over, just ahead of the Ducks’ ‘B’ team.
Lebanon Valley finished seventh with a 323 (+35), placing behind both Stevens teams. Catholic carded a 324, and Elizabethtown finished with a 325. The remaining nine teams all recorded scores of 328 or higher.
Senior Noah Eide led the nine Ducks who competed, shooting a one-over-par 73 to finish fourth overall. Eide birdied the par-5 seventh and par-4 eighth during an even-par front nine before adding another birdie on the par-4 16th.
Freshman Troy Nguyen tied for 16th with a six-over 78. Nguyen birdied the par-5 second during a two-over front nine and made par on 11 holes. Senior Sebastian Beaver finished tied for 37th after carding an 82 (+10), going four-over on the front nine and making par on 12 holes.
Freshman Ridhit Beri tied for 51st with an 85 (+13). After a difficult start, Beri parred holes five through nine during a three-over front nine and added a birdie on the par-4 13th. Senior Maxime Debets tied for 76th with a 91 (+19). Debets made par on four holes, including the 18th, the only ‘B’ team member to do so.
Sophomore Bryce Karty paced the ‘C’ team, tying for 11th with a five-over 77. Karty birdied the par-5 second and seventh during a two-over front nine, then added another birdie on the par-4 13th. Senior Arav Tank tied for 16th with a 78 (+6). Tank was three-over through five holes but made par on 10 of his final 13 holes.
Junior Alex Carey tied for 26th after shooting a 79 (+7). Carey made par on eight of the first nine holes and finished with 12 pars overall. Senior Dillon Kim tied for 51st with an 85 (+13), making par on four front-nine holes and three more on the back nine. Kim also birdied the par-4 16th, joining Eide as the only Ducks to birdie that hole.
The Ducks will return to official competition in Spring 2027.
