MACOMB, Ill. – The UIndy men's golf team notched another win this week, besting seven other teams at the Beu Mussatto Invitational, hosted by Division I Western Illinois at Harry Mussatto Golf Course Sunday and Monday. Led by medalist Oliver Mast, the Greyhounds have captured the team title in five of their seven tournaments in 2020-21.
 
The Hounds' team score stayed below par all three rounds, with UIndy's quintet carding cards of 284-283-285 to finish at -12 for the tournament – 17 strokes clear of second-place Indian Hills and 24 better than the host Leathernecks.
 
Mast (69-69-71) led the way for the Greyhounds, recording his team-winning third individual medal of the season. The Fortville, Ind., native finished at -7, edging Indian Hills' Antoine Sales by a single stroke.
 
After Sales, each of the next four spots on the leaderboard were occupied by Hounds. Junior Keegan Bronnenberg (71-70-72) crafted a 54-hole score of -3 to take third place, followed by the Carroll brothers in fourth (Ian, -2) and fifth (Cam, +1).
 
Senior Erik Edwards also finished at +1 to share fifth, and junior Jacob Nickell, who like Cam Carroll competed as an individual, tied for 11th at +4.
 
Senior Spencer Klimek rounded out the team scoring by placing 31st, while freshman and individual-competitor Bryce Robertson tied for 32nd.
 
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The Greyhounds have one more tournament before postseason play begins. They will host the annual Ken Partridge Invitational at Purgatory Golf Club in Noblesville, Ind., April 12-13.