NOTRE DAME, Ind. -- Michael Kuchar and Jared Krison headlined the University of St. Francis men's golf team's play at the two-day Holy Cross College (Ind.) Saints Classic, which was held at Warren Golf Course in Notre Dame, Ind. on Monday and Tuesday.  The two men led the Saints to a tie for a tenth-place finish among 13 squads and 66 golfers competing at the event.

Kuchar recorded a first day round of 80 before following that with an 81 on Saturday to finish in a two-way tie for 29th place overall with his 19-over-par 161.  Krison fell just one stroke shy of Kuchar with his two-day total of 162, authoring rounds of 82 and 80, respectively.  Kuchar finished in a five-way tie for 31st place.

Grant Siegel (56th place) and Nathan Hock (58th place) were next in line for the Saints with Siegel recording a score of 182 (96-86) and Hock posting a 185 (94-91).  Siegel placed 56th, while Hock finished the day 58th.  Rounding out USF's scoring was Owen Haag (97-96=193).  He placed in a three-way tie for 61st.

Olivet Nazarene University captured first place team honors at the meet with a score of 615 (316-299).  The Tigers, however, did not boast the individual medalist who was Alex Hartman from Holy Cross College (Ind.), Hartman shot a seven-over par 149 (77-72) over the two days.

The Saints finished with a 690 (352-338).

You can keep up with everything happening around USF Athletics on X @USFSaints.