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Golf Opens The Year Strong

todaySeptember 12, 2025

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Schreiner Men – Team Results 

  • Team Finish: 3rd place, behind LeTourneau (1st) and LeTourneau – B (2nd). 

  • Total Team Score: 891 strokes, which is +27 over par

  • Round-by-round breakdown:

    • Round 1: 306

    • Round 2: 290

    • Round 3: 295 


Schreiner Men – Individual Highlights 

  • Mathew McKenzie: Best individual performance among Schreiner players—finished 4th overall, with a total of 215 strokes (−1 under par), shooting rounds of 76 → 72 → 67.

  • Other notable individual finishes:

    • Colin Perez: Tied for 7th, 223 strokes (+7). (80 → 70 → 73) 

    • Ryan Avila: Tied for 15th, 226 strokes (+10). (75 → 74 → 77) 

    • Evan Frick: Tied for 19th, 227 strokes (+11). (75 → 74 → 78)

    • Noah Hancock: Tied for 54th, 240 strokes (+24). (82 → 74 → 84) 

    • Ryan Warneke: Tied for 63rd, 248 strokes (+32). (81 → 86 → 81)

The Schreiner University women’s golf team turned in a steady performance this week, earning a fifth-place finish (+52) at the [Tournament Name].

Leading the Mountaineers were Madelyn Miller and Lorelai Martinez, who each carded rounds of 84, finishing at +24 and +26, respectively. Abby Yanta and Kiera McKie followed closely behind with matching 85s, while Caroline Garcia added an 86 to round out Schreiner’s scoring lineup. Micah Rabey also contributed with a 93.

With four players grouped tightly within two strokes of each other, the Mountaineers showcased depth and consistency across the lineup. Their effort secured a strong team standing among a competitive field.

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