Howie-in-the-Hills, FL- El Campeón proved to be a tough test for the Tigers at the NCAA Division III Men's Golf National Championship. Trinity finished just one stroke outside the cut line after two rounds at +27, narrowly missing the chance to advance to the final rounds of competition.

Carter Code (Calgary, Alberta, Canada / Manning) led the Tigers with a 3 over 75 in the second round to finish the tournament at +4 overall. Code battled through difficulties before steadying his round, highlighted by birdies on holes one and six. He finished tied for 51st individually.

Aiden Marlow (San Antonio, Texas / Churchill) carded a 4 over 76 in round two to also finish at +4 overall and tied for 51st. Marlow bounced back after a challenging start, recording birdies on holes sixteen and fourteen to keep the Tigers within striking distance of the cut line throughout the afternoon.

Jeffery Forster (Santa Barbara, Calif. / San Marcos) posted a 4 over 76 in the second round and finished +9 overall. Forster continued to provide consistency for the Tiger's lineup. Ethan Sullivan (Norfolk, Mass. / King Philip) finished the championship at +11 after a second round 77. Sullivan stayed composed throughout the day and picked up a birdie on hole 14. Sam Rossi (Los Angeles, Calif. / Loyola) rounded out the Trinity lineup with a 7 over 79 in round two to finish +12 overall. Rossi stayed consistent while battling through the demanding conditions at El Campeón.
 
Looking Ahead

The Tigers showed resilience throughout the national championship, competing against one of the strongest fields in Division III golf. Trinity ultimately missed advancing by a single stroke, closing out the season with a hard fought performance on the national stage.