Orlando, Fla. – Even though they shot a 283, the third lowest team score in today’s final round; it was not enough to move up the standings as the Belmont men’s golf team finished in sixth place at the Atlantic Sun Men’s Golf Championship held this week at Eagle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Florida.

The Bruins posted a final round score of 283 to give them a 54-hole score of 869. They finished 24 shots behind conference champion Jacksonville, but just seven shots behind fourth place Campbell and two shots behind fifth place Mercer.

Belmont had two golfers place in the top-20. Seniors Adam Wynia and Mike Martin finished tied for 16th place with a 54-hole score of 217. Wynia carded a five-under par round of 68 to move him up from 27th place, while Martin posted a 75 in today’s final round. Other Belmont finishers included: Jeff Lanier (T-26th, 222), Brenton Flynn (T-26th, 222), and Danny Amundson (T-31st, 223). The tournament medallist was Duncan Stewart of Jacksonville, who defended hi individual title from last year with a win in a playoff over fellow JU golfer Russell Knox.

For full results from this year’s men’s golf championship, go to the Atlantic Sun website at www.atlanticsun.org.

The Bruins will compete in their final tournament of the season on April 29-30 at the Cavalier Classic in Charlottesville, Virginia.