Lemont, Ill. – The Saint Xavier University men's golf team finished 16^th out of 17 teams at the Lewis University (Ill.) Flyer Intercollegiate on the Dubsdread Course at Cog Hill in Lemont, Ill. Sophomore Ayden Dyson (Meridian, Idaho/Bishop Kelly) was the top individual for the Cougars as he tied for 55^th with a two-day score of 161 (+17). Dyson shot a round of 77 on Monday and posted a round of 84 on Tuesday. NCAA Division III Aurora University (Ill.) won the tournament with a total score of 603 (+27), one shot ahead of runner-up NCAA Division II University of Wisconsin-Parkside and two shots better than No. 24 ranked Bellevue University (Neb.). Andrew Conrad from UW-Parkside shot the lowest individual score, finishing with a score of 145 (+1).

• Sophomore Dan Stood (Lemont, Ill./Lemont) tied for 69^th overall with a score of 164 (+20). One day one, he recorded a round of 78 and he posted a day-two score of 86.
• Freshman Talon Hawk (Morro Bay, Calif./Morro Bay) finished in a tie for 79^th with a total score of 169 (+25). He turned in a card of 81 after round one and he shot an 88 to conclude round two.
• Sophomore Joey Glennon (Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln-Way East) tied for 84^th with a two-day tally of 171 (+27). He finished the first 18-hole loop with a score 84 and posted a score of 87 after his second loop.
• Freshman Lincoln Chizmark (Joliet, Ill./Joliet West) wasn't too far behind his teammate as he tied for 88^th overall after posting a score of 173 (+29). Chizmark came away with a score of 81 on Monday and he finished the tournament with a 92 on Tuesday.
• Freshman Patrick Glavin (Tinley Park, Ill./Andrew) also competed in the tournament; however, he played as an individual and his score did not contribute to the overall team tally. He registered a two-day total of 177 (+33). Glavin recorded a round one mark of 93 but would shave nine shots off his score in the second round with a score of 84.

Saint Xavier returns to action on Monday, October 14 when they begin the two-day Saints Classic hosted by Holy Cross College (Ind.) at Warren Golf Course in Notre Dame, Ind.