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Georgetown Invitational
September 18-19, 1999


LEESBURG, VA -- The University of Delaware men's golf team placed 15th out of 16 teams in the season opening Georgetown University Invitational Sunday at the Lansdowne Resort.

The University of Pennsylvania won the team title in the two-day, 36-hole event with a score of 574, 11 strokes better than runner-up Navy. Temple was third followed by Seton Hall and Eastern Michigan in the 16-team field.

Delaware improved 11 strokes from Saturday's round of 323 with a 311 to finish at 634, 13 strokes better than St. Joseph's in 16th place.

For Delaware, senior Mark Swinger was 58th overall at 80-77=157, freshman Eric Stepanian (80-78=158) and sophomore Terry Maguire (80-78=158) tied for 63rd, senior Mike Ladden (83-78=161) and junior Graig O'Brien (83-78=161) tied for 71st, and freshman Matt Weber (81-81=162) tied for 77th.

Seton Hall's Eugene Smith was the individual winner, downing Penn's Kyle Moran in a playoff. Both shot two-under scores of 142 for 36 holes.

AGATE:

Top Teams: 1. Penn - 574; 2. Navy - 585; 3. Temple - 588; 4. Seton Hall, Eastern Michigan- 593; 6. San Francisco, James Madison - 595; 8. Princeton, Georgetown - 600; 10. Villanova - 603......15. Delaware - 634; 16. St. Joseph's - 647.

Individual Champion: Eugene Smith (Seton Hall), 70-72=144 def. Kyle Moran (Penn), 72-70=144 in playoff.

Delaware Finishers: 58. Mark Swinger, 80-77=-157; 63. Eric Stepanian, 80-78=158, Terry Maguire, 80-78=158; 71. Mike Ladden, 83-78=161, Graig O'Brien, 83-78=161; 77. Matt Weber, 81-81=162.

 

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