WESTLAKE, Oh.- The Robert Morris Colonials men’s golf team (+62) finished seventh overall in the Tom Tontimonia Invitational at Lakewood Country Club. The Colonials finished the three-round tournament with a combined score of (+41), which was 24 shots back of the Dayton Flyers (+103), who won with a +17.

The Flyers were led by Domenic Maricocchi, whose tournament score of -1, was good enough to tie for fourth overall. However, Will Kurtz, an individual playing for the Kent State Golden Flashes (-9), had the best tournament, finishing seven-under-par, four shots ahead of second place.

Kyle Grube had the low tournament for the Colonials, as his 220 was good enough for a +7, and a tie for 13th. Grube finished the tournament with five birdies. One stroke behind Grube was junior Max Palmer. Palmer’s +8 placed him in a tie for 18th place, and in round one, he birdied three out of his last five holes.

After an even round one, freshman Chase Miller finished in a five-way tie for 42nd, at a +14. Miller shot a +3 back nine over the course of the whole tournament. David Szymanski and Bryce Gorrell both finished tied for 49th with a +16. Szymanski shot a 76 in the first two rounds, and Gorrell finished with six birdies.

Nicholas Mihalo played independently for the Colonials and tied for 49th. In his second round, Mihalo shot a +4.

The Colonials next outing is the Titans Motown Collegiate, hosted by the Detroit Mercy Titans. It takes place next Monday and Tuesday at Prestwick Village Golf Club.

Jonathan Hanna and Jonathan Hanna