WARREN, Ohio (Oct. 13)- The Saint Vincent men's golf team sits atop the Presidents Athletic Conference Championship standings after the fall portion of the championship.

Evan Bower led the Bearcats, earning the individual medalist honors after shooting a two under in the opening two rounds. After his opening round 74, Bower followed that up with a 70 (-2) in the final round of the fall championship. Over the course of his final round, Bower recorded five birdies, four of which came on the back nine where he shot a 32 (-4). He also recorded 10 pars to finish in first place after the opening two rounds.

Owen Dzurko finished right behind Bower in second place after a final round 72 (E), following up his opening round 74. Dzurko recorded an eagle, three birdies, and nine pars in route to his second place finish for SVC.

David Newsom and Matt Edwards finished 13th and 16th respectively. After an opening round 75, Newsom followed that up with a 78 in the second round. Newsom recorded four birdies and eight pars over the course of his final round. Edwards shot a 79 in the second round, recording three birdies and seven pars for the Bearcats.

Logan Clark finished 24th, shooting a final round of 81. Clark recorded two birdies and eight pars in the final round for Saint Vincent.

The Bearcats shot a team total of 298 in round one and 299 in round two, finishing three shots ahead of Allegheny College, who recorded back-to-back rounds of 300. 

Saint Vincent concludes their fall season and will try to win their first PAC Championship since the 2013-14 season in the final two rounds next spring.