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Chris Cayford
Naji Saker, Linfield Sports Communications

Linfield men end fall season at Confluence Classic

WALLA WALLA, Wash. – The Linfield men sent two teams to Whitman's Confluence Classic on Oct. 23-24. Both squads tied for 10th place of 13 teams at the Veteran's Memorial Golf Course and Wine Valley Golf Club.
 
The two Linfield teams finished with identical two-round scores of 624. Linfield "A" posted a 304 in the first round and a 320 in the second round. Linfield "B" collected a 303 and 321 in the tournament.
 
Junior Riley Lynch was the Wildcats' top performer, tying for 22nd place for the "B" team with a score of 151 (+7). His outing included a low round of 75 on Monday. Fellow junior Bryce Hatcher was the "A" team's top finisher, coming in a three-way tie for 34th place at 154 (+10).
 
Sophomore Grant Moen and freshman Zack LaPlaca tied for 37th place with Tucker Lee of Pomona-Pitzer with scores of 155. Junior Trevor Price tied for 40th at 156. He carded 74 in the first round, the low round of the tournament for the Wildcats. Freshman Patrick Baumann snuck into the top 45, finishing tied for 44th with Puget Sound's Ethan Baker at 158.
 
Willamette finished at 571 (-5) as a team to take home the team title, wrapping up the tournament 10 strokes ahead of second-place Pomona-Pitzer (581). Jack McMullin and Andrew Kibbee took first and second place for the Bearcats, respectively. McMullin edged out his teammate by one stroke, earning medalist honors at 139 (-5). He was under par in both rounds, turning in a 68 on Sunday and a 71 on Monday. Kibbee scored a 70 in both rounds to finish as the runner-up at 140 (-4).
 
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Linfield's fall season came to an end in Walla Walla. The 'Cats played in four tournaments this fall, opening the season with a seventh-place finish at the Pacific Fall Opener. They followed with back-to-back fourth-place finishes at the Wildcat Invitational and the Northwest Conference Fall Classic.
 
The team will take a hiatus until the spring season. The schedules for both Linfield golf programs will be released at a later date.
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