Courtesy Middlebury Athletic Communications

MIDDLEBURY, Vt. – Williams holds a two-stroke lead over both Trinity and Hamilton after day one of the 2009 NESCAC Men’s Golf Championship. The Ephs shot a 306 on the first day of competition, followed by Trinity (308), Hamilton (308) and Middlebury (313). The Championship event is taking place at the Ralph Myhre Golf Course on the campus of Middlebury College.

Reid Longley of Trinity, Jack Killea of Williams and L.J. Scurfield of Hamilton each shot a two-over-par 73 on day one to lead the field. Matt Felser of Williams and Ben Kunofsky of Middlebury were next with 76’s to round out the top five.

1 - Williams - 306
T 1 - Jack Killea 39-34 - 73
T 4 - Matt Felser 37-39 - 76
T 10 - Robert Camp 40-38 - 78
13 - Jacob Wagner 38-41 - 79
T 16 - Tyler Zara 38-43 - 81

T2 - Trinity - 308
T 1 - Reid Longley 38-35 - 73
T 6 - Alec MacColl 39-38 - 77
T 10 - Josh Grossman 38-40 - 78
T 14 - Jay Driscoll 39-41 - 80
T 14 - Alex Bermingham 39-41 - 80

T2 - Hamilton - 308
T 1 - L.J. Scurfield 37-36 - 73
T 6 - Brad Roche 35-42 - 77
T 6 - Scott Blosser 38-39 - 77
T 16 - Kevin Osborne 41-40 - 81
20 - Jeff Corbett 43-46 - 89


4 - Middlebury - 313
T 4 - Ben Kunofsky 37-39 - 76
T 6 - Jim Levins 38-39 - 77
T 10 - Brian Cady 37-41 - 78
18 - Kyle Perez 40-42 - 82
19 - Michael McCormick 40-44 - 84