Squires Ties for Third at Seminole Intercollegiate

Austin Squires tied for third at the Seminole Intercollegiate at 6-under 66-69-75=210.

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Squires Ties for Third at Seminole IntercollegiateSquires Ties for Third at Seminole Intercollegiate
University of Cincinnati senior Austin Squires (Union, Ky./Ryle HS) carded a 3-over par 75 Sunday to finish tied for third at 6-under 66-69-75=210 at the Seminole Intercollegiate at the Golden Eagle Country Club (Par 72, 6.965 yards). 

The result marked the eighth career Top 5 finish for Squires and his second of 2018-19. He tied for third with a 5-under 211 at the Rod Myers Invitational on Sept. 9 to start the fall season. 

On Sunday, four bogeys on the front nine had Squires 4-over at the turn. He birdied the 10th hole and ended his round with eight consecutive par scores to finish at 3-over 75. 

Squires tied Louisville's Jiri Zuska (6-under 70-68-72=210) for third place. Wake Forest's Parker Gilman (8-under 71-68-69=208) and Jacksonville's Thomas Thurloway (8-under 70-68-70=208) shared individual medalist honors. 

In the team standings, Cincinnati fell three places Sunday after a 14-over 302 to finish 10th at 15-over 282-295-302=879. Wake Forest claimed the team title with a 13-under 282-288-281=851 tally. The tournament featured eight teams in the GolfStat Top 100. The Bearcats entered the event at No. 67, their highest national ranking to start the spring season in school history. 

Redshirt freshman Mason Lenhart served as UC's second-best scorer, tying for 39th place at 4-over 70-73-77=220. Freshman Sam Jean finished one stroke behind Lenhart at 5-over 70-77-74=221 to tie for 41st place. Sophomore Nicolas Osterburg tied for 60th place at 12-over 76-76-76=228. Paul Huber ended 75th at 83-84-87=254. 

// QUOTING HEAD COACH DOUG MARTIN
On Austin Squires:

"Austin had a very solid week. It didn't finish as he would've liked, but now he has something to build on as the spring season continues."

On the team's performance: 
"We started so poorly today that we had very little chance to recover. We have nobody to blame but ourselves. The mistakes that we made this week were very uncharacteristic of this team. We have a quick turnaround and must be better prepared for Michigan State both physically and mentally."

// PLAYER RESULTS 
T3 – Austin Squires 66 69 75 210 (-6)
T39 – Mason Lenhart 70 73 77 220 (+4)
T42 – Sam Jean 70 77 74 221 (+5)
T60 – Nicolas Osterburg 76 76 76 228 (+12)
75 – Paul Huber 83 84 87 254 (+38)

// TEAM STANDINGS
1 – Wake Forest 282-288-281=851 (-13)
2 – Florida State 291-284-277=852 (-12)
T3 – Jacksonville 279-285-290=854 (-10)
T3 – West Virginia 284-285-285=854 (-10)
5 – Louisville 289-280-286=855 (-9)
6 – Kansas State 281-292-284=857 (-7)
7 – Kentucky 286-296-286=868 (+4)
8 – James Madison 288-293-294=875 (+11)
9 – Princeton 292-295-291=878 (+14)
10 – Cincinnati 282-295-302=879 (+15)
T11 – Troy 290-310-288=888 (+24)
T11 – Illinois State 291-296-301=888 (+24)
13 – Morehead State 304-306-294=904 (+40)
14 – Nicholls State 303-306-302=911 (+47)

// UP NEXT
Cincinnati takes part in the Colleton River Collegiate hosted by Michigan State, March 4-5, in Bluffton, S.C.