Huskies Declare Title at UConn Invitational at GreatHorse

UCONN INVITATIONAL FINAL RESULTS

HAMPDEN, MA – The UConn golf workforce held off a closing spherical cost from Boston College to put declare to the 2025 UConn Invitational at GreatHorse on Tuesday afternoon. The Huskies take dwelling the workforce trophy at their annual match for the sixth time within the 16-year historical past of the match.

UConn turned in a three-round rating of 864 to complete at even par for the match and greatest Boston College by three strokes to say the trophy. The Huskies shot a 288 on Sunday, 283 on Monday and completed with a 293 on Tuesday. The Eagles posted a 867 to complete because the runner-up with Rhode Island and St. John’s tying for third at 872.

The Huskies had been led by junior Bradley Sawka (Ellington, CT) who turned in his best-ever end for UConn, tying for the match’s top-spot with BC’s Markus Lam. Sawka completed four-under over the three days, with a rating of 212 (71-67-74) and his second spherical 67 was tied for the low spherical of the match. For Sawka it was his second-top 5 end of the season.

Sawka would face Lam in a sudden-death playoff to say particular person champion honors. Both gamers shot 4-under for the match. Both bogeyed the par 4 first gap of the playoff. But on the second gap – the par 3, fifteenth – Lam stuffed his tee shot to inside 5 toes and his birdie topped Sawka’s par to take the title.

Senior Connor Goode (Glastonbury, CT) took dwelling a top-10 end, tying for seventh place with a rating of 215. Goode was underneath par within the first two rounds, taking pictures matching 71’s and completed the match on Tuesday with a 73.  He finishes within the top-10 for the second time in three tournaments this season.

Sophomore Kai-Jun Huang (Taipei, Tawain) climbed up the leaderboard and completed tied for 11^th to file his greatest end of his Husky profession. Huang completed at 217, taking pictures a 74 on day one however matching 71’s over the ultimate two rounds.

Rounding out UConn’s top-five was sophomore Matt Costello (Taunton, MA) in 23rd with a 221 (72-74-75) and freshman Brennan Korn (Scottsdale, AZ) in forty first at 227 (77-75-75).

The Huskies received a pair of top-20 finishes from senior Colin Spencer (Mashpee, MA) and freshman Matthew Oliveira (Dartmouth, MA) who each performed as people within the area. Spencer completed in a tie for thirteenth total with a three-round displaying of 217. He shot 71 on day one, a 67 on day two, which tied for the low spherical of the match, and a 79 on Tuesday. Oliveira was nineteenth on the leaderboard, taking pictures 219 (71-73-76).

UConn will return to motion on October 13-14 after they participate within the Moraine Invitational hosted by Miami (OH) on the Moraine Country Club in Dayton, OH.