
Hulsey shot 145 in the tournament. | COURTESY OF MARTY FULLER
On Monday and Tuesday, the Owls competed against five other teams in the Western Pennsylvania Intercollegiate in Sewickley Heights, Pennsylvania. The tournament took place at Allegheny Country Club, a par-70 course. The inclement weather proved to be tough, and Tuesday’s tee times were pushed back due to a frost delay. Kenyon finished in fifth place with 617 strokes.
Will Hulsey ’26 once again had a strong showing for the Owls. He tied for fifth in the entire competition of around 40 golfers. On day one, Hulsey got off to a rough start, shooting a 74. “I had a bad start to the tournament, starting +3 through my first 3 holes, and I was able to put that behind me and finish strong,” he wrote in an email to the Collegian. On day two, Hulsey moved up nine spots by shooting a 71. Garrett Thesing ’24 had the next best score on the team, finishing the tournament with 151 (72, 79) strokes.
“It was a battle,” Hulsey said of the tournament. “It was a super tough golf course with some of the coldest, windiest conditions we have played in this year. We were a little disappointed in the moment with our finish, but in hindsight we have a lot to be proud of.”
Kenyon will look to defend its title in the NCAC Championships from April 28-30 in Westfield Center, Ohio.