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Men's Golf - First Place at Hawk Invitational

Men's Golf Takes Home First Place at Hawk Invitational

4/16/2025 12:00:00 PM

CANDIA, N.H. –The Saint Anselm College men's golf team finished in a tie for first place with Post at the Hawk Invitational on Tuesday afternoon to secure its first tournament win since 2023. The Hawks shot +10 as a team during the 18-hole event, tying the Eagles and three shots better than the next closest team. Freshman Nicholas Emery (Pawtucket, R.I.) led Saint Anselm with the squad's best individual score of +1 to finish in a tie for fifth place individually, while senior Michael Papamechail (Danvers, Mass.) closely followed at +2 and finished in a tie for ninth.
 


HOW IT HAPPENED:

  • Emery paced Saint Anselm with a one-over par score of 72 on the day, good for a tie for fifth place individually in a field of 52 golfers. The freshman made four birdies, including three on the back nine.
  • Papamechail also had a strong day for the Hawks and tied for ninth place after carding a two-over par score of 73. The senior made six birdies, with half of those coming on the opening three holes.
  • One stroke back of Papamechail was freshman Riley Reardon (Woburn, Mass.), who finished in a tie for 11th place with a +3 score of 74.
  • Sophomore Brady Warren (Lynn, Mass.) matched Reardon by also shooting three-over par on the afternoon. Warren showed his consistency with pars on 14 holes.
  • Junior Chris O'Grady (Middleton, Mass.) and freshman Nick Nowak (Amherst, N.H.) also finished inside the top 20 for Saint Anselm. They each turned in scores of four-over 75, with Nowak tallying four birdies.
  • Saint Anselm's top team finished with a score of +10 at the conclusion of the 18-hole tournament, good for a tie in first place with Post. It was the first time the Hawks have won a tournament since taking home first place at the Golden Knight Orlando Invitational in March of 2023.
  • Southern New Hampshire came in third with a score of +13, while Assumption and American International rounded out the top five with scores of +15 and +16, respectively.
  • The Hawks "B" team finished in seventh place out of the eight teams with a collective score of +22.

NEXT UP:

  • Saint Anselm has a quick turnaround as they participate in the Penmen Spring Invitational, a two-day tournament hosted by Southern New Hampshire, beginning this Friday, April 18th at the Beaver Meadow Golf Course in Concord, N.H.
     


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