RESULTS

REDDING, Calif. – Matt Forsyth posted the lowest men's score in five years to take third place, leading Bushnell to a fourth-place team finish at the Simpson University Invitational at Riverview Golf Club.  
 
Forsyth broke 70 for the second time this season, and tied for the fifth-lowest score in school history with a 67 in Tuesday's third and final round. His three-round score of 73-72-67—212 was good for third place.
 
"I thought our team played solid this week," said Forsyth. "We know that we haven't reached our potential as a team, but I am excited because we are trending in the right direction."
 
As a team, Bushnell shot a 300-290-295—885 which tied for the fourth-lowest in school history and was good for fourth-place as the Beacons were nine strikes better than Southern Oregon, and ten ahead of Oregon Tech among CCC schools. Lewis-Clark State won the tournament with an even-par 864.
 
Forsyth was backed up by Isaac Wells in 20th (75-77-73—224) and Jacob Holmes in 21st (74-74-78—226). Connor Cameron followed in 24th (78-73-77—228), tied with teammate Shawn Petter (77-73-78—228) who was playing as an individual. Also competing for the Beacons was Peyton Weidenmann (33rd, 80-71-80—231) and
 
UP NEXT: Bushnell will be off until April 13-14, when they travel to Portland to compete in the Warner Pacific Invitational.