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SAU Roundup: men’s golf finishes second at Wildcat Invitational

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MARSHVILLE —The St. Andrews Knights men’s golf team competed in the 2025 Wildcat Invitational over Monday and Tuesday at Eagle Chase Golf Club (hosted by JWU Charlotte). The Knights finished in second place out of four competing teams with a total score of +45 (621 strokes) over the two rounds of golf. William Peace won the competition with a score of +16 (592 strokes) while Belmont Abbey came in… Source

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SAU Roundup: men’s golf finishes second at Wildcat Invitational

MARSHVILLE —The St. Andrews Knights men’s golf team competed in the 2025 Wildcat Invitational over Monday and Tuesday at Eagle Chase Golf Club (hosted by JWU Charlotte). The Knights finished in second place out of four competing teams with a total score of +45 (621 strokes) over the two rounds of golf. William Peace won the competition with a score of +16 (592 strokes) while Belmont Abbey came in… Source

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