UConn Performs to Robust Fall End in Maui

LAHAINA, HI – The UConn males’s golf crew turned of their finest crew efficiency of the season to wrap the autumn portion of their schedule on the Ka’anapali Classic by OUTRIGGER in Maui, Hawaii.

The Huskies completed eleventh general within the 19-team discipline, posting a season-low crew rating of 833 (-19) over the three-day match on the Royal Ka’anapali Golf Course. The Huskies posted a 281 on Monday, fired their finest spherical of the match on Tuesday at 275 and closed it out at 277 on Wednesday.

The Oklahoma Sooners took house the crew title for the fourth consecutive 12 months and did so in document breaking style. The Sooners completed the three-day, 54-hole occasion with a blistering 63-under crew whole (789), breaking Kansas’ document of 800 held since 2021.

Junior Bradley Sawka (Ellington, CT) completed out his spectacular fall season along with his finest three-round match rating as a Husky. Sawka completed the match at seven-under, firing a career-low 206 over the three days. He tied for twenty ninth within the aggressive discipline, with rounds of 71, 69 and 66.

Sawka’s closing spherical 66 was the bottom spherical of his profession and the bottom spherical posted by a Husky this season.

Sophomore Matt Costello (Taunton, MA) had a career-best match as effectively for UConn, ending with a six-under rating of 207 over the three rounds. Costello opened his match with a one-under 70 and on Tuesday had the bottom spherical of his younger profession, firing a four-under 67. He completed his match below par on Wednesday firing 70. He was tied for thirty fourth general.

Senior Connor Goode (Glastonbury, CT) completed with a 214 to tied for 73rd general.  Goode shot matching two-under 69s over the primary two rounds and completed with a 76 on Wednesday.

Rounding out the UConn contingent was senior Colin Spencer (Mashpee, MA) who shot 217 (74-70-73) and sophomore Caden Blanchette (Manchester, PA) who additionally posted a 217 (71-78-68), each tying for 88th The duo each tied their season-low match scores on the week. Blanchette’s third tough 68 was the bottom spherical of his profession.

Freshman Brayden Jenard (Jupiter, FL), taking part in as a person, posted a rating of 218 (73-69-76) to complete tied for 94th.

The Huskies will probably be off till kicking-off the spring portion of their schedule on February 9-10 on the Lake Jovita Invitational.