The Wheeling University Men's Golf team ranks 12th in the first NCAA Atlantic Regional Rankings, solidifying their position in the top 13 after a strong spring season start. Their recent performance at the MEC Spring Classic saw them finishing 5th with a total score of 581 over two days, achieving a notable sub-300 score in both rounds. Three Cardinals were recognized in the All-MEC teams, with sophomore Zak Collins leading the way earning First Team honors. The team aims to qualify for the NCAA DII Atlantic Regional Championship for the first time in their history. They will compete next at the IUP Invitational on April 14th.

By the Numbers
  • The Cardinals shot a total score of 581 at the MEC Spring Classic.
  • Zak Collins finished with a score of 144 across two rounds of competition.
State of Play
  • Wheeling University is currently positioned 12th among Atlantic Region teams.
  • The team aims to maintain momentum heading into future tournaments.
What's Next

The Cardinals will compete in the IUP Invitational on April 14th, looking to improve their ranking and secure a spot in the upcoming NCAA DII Atlantic Regional Championship.

Bottom Line

Wheeling's solid early performance and recognition of its players position them strongly to potentially make history by qualifying for the NCAA tournament, setting the stage for a crucial and competitive remainder of the season.