FINDLAY, Ohio  – The UIndy men's golf team (295-296-301) took sixth place of 18 teams at the region-heavy Doc Spragg Fall Invitational, hosted at Findlay Country Club in Findlay, Ohio, Monday and Tuesday. A pair of Greyhounds placed in the top 20 at the 36-hole event, as senior Erik Edwards and junior Ian Carroll shared 12th place.
 
Edwards shot back-to-back 71s to start the tournament, while Carroll carded UIndy's lowest round of the event with a first-round 70. Both Greyhounds settled at +4 for the tournament, good for a top-15 finish among the 90-man field.
 
Senior Spencer Klimek (74-77-73) tied for 30th place at +8, followed by a trio of Hounds in 38th: Oliver Mast (75-76-76), Cam Carroll (75-72-80) in 38th and Jacob Nickell (75-78-74).
 
Wayne State (+8) edged host Findlay (+9) for the team title, while WSU's Brendan Seys (69-69-71) took the individual medal by three strokes.
 
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The Greyhounds return to action against familiar foes at the upcoming Midwest Regional at Fox Run, set for Oct. 7-8 in Eureka, Mo.