ITHACA, N.Y. – The St. Bonaventure golf team finished the Cornell Invitational in fourth place with a team score of 893 after junior Brian McKenna shot a team best, 2-under 70 in the final round of the event on Sunday.

McKenna used that score to vault himself into a tie for fifth place overall with a total score of 217 for the weekend. McKenna finished just one stroke shy of a tie for second. 

Junior Greg Horvath was consistent throughout the weekend firing rounds of 73, 74 and 73 to finish at 220 (+4) and in a tie for 12th. Senior Kevin Lewis shot an opening round of 69, but closed with rounds of 78 and 77 (224, +8) to finish in a tie for 22nd.

Binghamton University emerged as the winner of the event with a collective team score of 871. Columbia University, the leader through the first two rounds, finished three strokes back with a score of 874 in the field of 14 teams.

Freshman Pierce Terrance shot a 76 in the final round, his best of the weekend to finish with a score of 234 (+18), good for 49th overall.

Sophomore Chris Mackey shot back-to-back scores of 78 in the first two rounds but posted an 85 in the final round to finish with a score of 241 (+25) and in a tie for 60th.

Freshman Daniel Dunnigan competed as an individual, meaning his score did not factor into the overall score of the team. Dunnigan fired rounds of 86, 78 and 83 (247, +31) and finished in a tie for 71st overall.

The Bonnies will be in action again Oct. 3 and 4 at the John Telich, Sr. Cleveland State Invitational at Canterbury G.C. in Cleveland, Ohio.