St. Thomas men's golf achieved a solid fourth-place finish at the Robert Kepler Invitational, showing strong performance in a competitive 16-team event. The team ended the tournament at 11-under par, with Owen Rexing leading the way at ninth individually and finishing 5-under. The Tommies fell just three strokes short of Miami (OH) for third place, while Minnesota took the overall title. The tournament highlighted the team's impressive depth, with multiple rounds under par from key players.

By the Numbers
  • St. Thomas finished fourth out of 16 teams with a total score of 853 (-11).
  • Owen Rexing shot 69-71-71 for a total of 211 (-5), leading the team and placing ninth overall.
  • Tyler McNeive finished T-14th with a score of 212 (-4), including a final round of 68 (-4).
Yes, But

The performance, while commendable, calls for reflection as the team finished three strokes away from a podium finish, suggesting room for improvement in future tournaments.

State of Play
  • The Tommies recorded three rounds under par during the competition, indicative of a strong team performance.
  • Owen Rexing was the top finisher among competitors from the Summit League, showcasing individual excellence.
What's Next

Looking ahead, St. Thomas will compete in the Rutherford Intercollegiate next weekend, where they aim to build on this momentum and improve their standings.

Bottom Line

The fourth-place finish emphasizes St. Thomas's potential as a competitive force in men's golf, positioning them well for future tournaments while underscoring the need for even stronger collective performances.