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Colonials Sit at 9th After 1st Rd. of GW Invitational
March 25, 2006
BETHANY BEACH, DE -- GW senior Brian Carroll (Crystal Lake, IL) shot a two-under-par 70 (34-36) as the low Colonial after the first round of the GW Invitational Monday at the par-72, 6,834-yard Bear Trap Dunes Golf Course on the Delaware shore. Penn leads the 26-team field after the first day with a 292, three strokes ahead of Delaware (295) with Villanova in third with a team total of 297. Seton Hall's Kyle Morris is the leader in the clubhouse with a four-under 68, two strokes ahead of Carroll. The Colonials won the 12-team tournament last year with a team total 603, 13 strokes ahead of second-place American (616). Columbia's Joseph Kim is the defending champion after he carded a three-over-par 147 (72-75) to win the medalist honors, one stroke ahead of Carroll last year. After Saturday's round, Kim is tied for 123rd with a first-round 85. The tournament concludes Sunday with a 9:30 am shotgun start. Next up for the Colonials is the 54-hole Princeton Invitational, April 8-9, at Springdale Golf Club. Team Standings After Saturday's 1st Rd.
GW individual scores (134 total players):
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