The Wheeling University Men's Golf team is gearing up to host the MEC Spring Classic at Oglebay Resort. Following a strong second-place finish at the Vulcan Fire Invitational, where the team improved their regional ranking to #12, they aim for their first win under new head coach Thadd Obecny. Graduate student Troy Loughry shined in the last tournament, finishing solo second after a solid performance. As they approach the MEC Spring Classic, the Cardinals are looking to capitalize on their recent momentum with the event serving as a crucial opportunity for individual players to secure All-MEC honors.

By the Numbers
  • Wheeling finished tied for 2nd at the Vulcan Fire Invitational.
  • Troy Loughry scored a final round 2-under 70 to finish 2nd individually.
  • The Cardinals improved their regional ranking to #12 after the last event.
State of Play
  • The MEC Spring Classic is the second and final Mountain East Conference event of the year.
  • Tee times for the first round start at noon on April 6th.
  • Players can achieve All-MEC first team spots with strong performances this week.
What's Next

The Cardinals will look to convert their positive performances into a victory in the MEC Spring Classic, with key players vying for individual honors. Anticipation builds as they return to their home course, giving them a familiar advantage.

Bottom Line

With heightened expectations following their recent success, the Wheeling University Men's Golf team must leverage their competitive experiences to secure their first win of the season and make a strong statement in the MEC Spring Classic.