Men's final results  (.pdf)
Women's final results  (.pdf)

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla.- Both UIndy golf teams faced a national-championship-caliber field at the Nova Southeastern Shark Invitational Monday and Tuesday, held at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.  The simultaneously-played men's and women's tournaments – held on the Champion and Palmer Courses, respectively – featured some of the toughest competition D-II has to offer.


MEN'S RECAP
Led by a 54-hole score of +5 by senior Rob Gleixner, the Greyhound men notched a fifth-place showing among the 14-team field.  Gleixner (73-73-75) had his best performance of the young season by finishing tied for 16th, thanks to a pair of one-over 73s.

Sophomore David Frank (75-74-73) made it back-to-back solid performances.  The Floyd Knobs, Ind., native, who tied for second at the fall regional two weeks ago, improved his score every round to share 18th.

Senior Aaron Monson (75-82-69) rebounded from a rough round two with a three-under 69 in the final round.  The score, which was the second lowest carded by the 75-man field in round three, netted Monson a share of 28th place.

Sophomore Jacob Yocum (74-77-75) also tied for 28th, while junior Tobin Duncan (80-76-74) rounded out the team scoring by tying for 46th.

Max Bowling (74-72-77) finished tied for 21st and Jon Jozefowski (85-77-82) placed 69th as individuals.

Medalist Simon Forsslund (70-70-71) led Barry University (863) to a 14-stroke win.  Host Nova Southeastern (877) was the runner-up, while Lynn University (878) finished a close third.

The field featured five Division-II teams ranked in the top 20 in either the GCCA Coaches Poll or the Golfstat.com head-to-head rankings.

The Hounds have two events remaining on the schedule, starting with the North Alabama Fall Invitational in Killen, Ala., Oct. 17-18.


WOMEN'S RECAP
The UIndy women faced their toughest field to date as well.  Among the 13 teams were eight D-II schools ranked in the 30 by Golfstat.com, including four of the top six.  The Greyhounds finished with a two-round score of 637 to place eighth.

Once again, the Hounds were led by senior Darin Pinnick (76-76).  Her matching 76s ensured sole possession of 10th in the 73-woman field, good for her third top-10 finish in as many events.

Sophomore Brianna Scheidler (82-75) carded the team's lowest score with a second-round 75.  Her 36-hole score of 157 placed her in a tie for 25th.

Amy Thompson (83-77) finished three stroke back of Scheidler to share 34th, Jenny Konop (84-84) tied for 48th and Jaclyn Schindler (85-90) placed 58th.

Individual competitors and true-freshmen Chanice Young (84-87) and Regan Pittard (94-93) finished 54th and 65th, respectively.

Defending-national-champion Nova Southeastern (594) easily took the team title, with Florida Southern (608) and Rollins (610) rounding out the top three.  Not coincidentally, those same three squads comprised the top three at last year's NCAA D-II Finals.

The Greyhounds wrap up their fall schedule at the Laker Fall Classic in Allendale, Mich., Oct. 22-23.