Lewisburg, Pa. – Sophomore Owen Corby (Pittsford, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland) tied for third place to lead the Le Moyne College men's golf team to a fifth-place finish at the Bucknell Invitational Sunday through Tuesday at the par-70, 6253-yard Bucknell Golf Club.

St. John's University won the team competition with a three-day score of 855 following rounds of 282, 291 and 282. Colgate University placed second with an 859 off scores of 281, 295 and 283. Youngstown State University was third with an 861 after rounds of 282, 291 and 288, while Bucknell was one stroke back off scores of 284, 297 and 281. Le Moyne finished fifth with a program-best 54-hole total of 866 following rounds of 283, 298 and 285. The team's previous best three-round score of 871 came at the Wildcat Spring Invitational in April 2024. Devin Smith from Mount St. Mary's University earned medalist honors with a three-under 207 after a 73 and then back-to-back three-under 67s.

Corby finished in a four-way tie for third place in the field of 108 competitors with a career-best total of one-under par 209, which featured 14 birdies (second-most in the event) and 28 pars. His finish is the highest by a Dolphin since the program's transition to the Division I level. He had the previous best finish by placing fourth in a field of 75 at Columbia's Roar-EE Invitational on April 13, 2024. His 209 is tied for the second-best score by a Dolphin over the last 29 years and is the best since Nicholas Bove '23 also had a 209 at the Eagles Invitational in October 2022. Corby was the first-round leader after carding a career-best four-under 66, which featured six birdies, including four in a span of six holes to start his "back nine", and 10 pars. His 66 ties John Clare '17 from the first round of the 2017 NCAA Championships for the best round by a Dolphin over the last 29 years. He registered five birdies, including three in his last five holes, and seven pars on Monday as he turned in a 72 to slip into second place. His 138 over the first two rounds is tied for the third-best mark by a Dolphin and is the best since Clare had a 136 at the 2017 NCAA Championship. He rounded out the invitational with three birdies and 11 pars on Tuesday en route to a one-over 71.

Junior Anthony Maglisco (Syracuse, N.Y./Westhill) tied for ninth place with a career-best total of two-over 212, which included eight birdies and 37 pars. He is just the seventh Dolphin over the last 29 years to record a 212 or better over 54 holes. He shot an even-par 70, which featured three birdies and 12 pars, in the first round to land in a 17-way tie for 17th place. He dipped into a 12-way tie for 26th place with a 75 in the second round, which included one birdie and 12 pars. He vaulted 17 places up the standings on Tuesday for his first collegiate top-10 finish with a career-best three-under 67, which featured four birdies and 13 pars.

Freshman Jacob Moody (Oakland, Maine/Messalonskee) landed in a six-way tie for 45th place with a 221, which featured three birdies and 38 pars (tied for the second-most in the invitational). He opened with a 73, including one birdie and 13 pars, to end up in an 11-way tie for 54th place. He slid up four places on Monday with a 75, which featured one birdie and 12 pars. He moved up another five spots after another 73 in the third round, which included one birdie and 13 pars.

Freshman George Green (Hilton, N.Y./Hilton) finished in an eight-way tie for 60th place with a 225, which included six birdies and 31 pars. He was in a five-way tie for 65th after posting a 74 in the first round, which featured two birdies and 12 pars. He tallied one birdie and 12 pars in the second round en route to a 76 to move up six places. He registered a 75, including three birdies and seven pars, on the final day, but dipped one spot in the standings.

Freshman Mac Quinn (Glenwood, N.Y./Canisius HS) landed in a six-way tie for 90th place with a 233, which featured six birdies and 24 pars. He posted a 79 in the first round, which included two birdies and seven pars, to finish the day in a four-way tie for 98th place. He had two more birdies and seven more pars on Monday en route to an 80, which landed him in a four-way tie for 100th. He had another two birdies to go with 10 pars in the last round to move up 10 places with a career best-tying 74.

The Dolphins will return to the links in March 2025.