The Texas State men’s golf team competed in the Sun Belt Conference Championship April 24-25 finishing fifth overall, but falling short of the match play portion of the tournament by one stroke.
The Bobcats concluded the event with a three-round 22-over par 873, one stroke behind Georgia State and Arkansas State.
Leading Texas State in their final event of the year, with a three-over par 216, was senior Anthony McGeorge.
McGeorge carded rounds of 71, 75 and 70 to finish tied for 10^th overall. Over three rounds the senior sunk seven birdies and an eagle.
Behind McGeorge was sophomore, Chase Ambrose. Ambrose finished the event tied for 16^th overall, with a total 218.
After a rough start in the first round that saw the sophomore card five bogeys and post a 75, Ambrose rebounded with a second round 72 and final round 71. Ambrose totaled nine birdies to 14 bogeys over three rounds.
Senior David Faraudo Godinez finished tied for 25^th overall, with rounds of 74, 72 and 74. Godinez carded six birdies, but negated them with nine bogeys and two double bogeys.
Coming in tied for 44^th overall was freshman Logan Lockwood at 15-over par with a total three round score of 228.
The Freshman put up rounds of 71, 80 and 76. After a promising first round, things unraveled for Lockwood in the second round. The second round saw him card five bogeys, a double bogey and a triple bogey.
Rounding out the team was freshman Inigo Benaran. Benaran finished tied for 50^th with an 18-over par 231.
The Freshman posted solid second and third rounds with scores of 72 and 75. It was a troublesome first round that saw Benaran shoot two bogeys, a double bogey and three triple bogeys.