COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho – Playing in his 18 holes of his Saint Martin's career, Trevor Frisby went out with a team-low score of 70 on the final round of the GNAC Championships.
 
COMPLETE RESULTS
 
Frisby entered the day after going for 72 and 75 in the first two rounds yesterday. The senior carded four birdies, three of which came on his final nine holes. Frisby rose up to a top ten finish, tied for ninth, with a total score of 217.
 
Tyler Fitchett once again topped the Saints' leaderboard, and finished tied for fourth overall in the field. Fitchett made two more birdies in the final round, wrapping up the tournament with a 69-72-74-215.
 
Max Turnquist was unable to find his form from round one, as the freshman went from 71 in round one, to 75 in round two, to finally 78 in the third round. Turnquist's 224 total score was third best on the team and 18th overall.
 
Dennis Geissler saw the largest improvement, tied with Frisby's, from round two to round three. The freshman dropped five strokes off his game to finish with a 73. Geissler's score of 79-78-73-230 was fourth on the team, and was highlighted by his eagle on round three. Rounding out the scoring was Jordan Terada with a 73-80-79-232.
 
As a team, the Saints remained in fourth place, ending the tournament at 285-300-295-880. Winning the event was Western Washington, followed by Simon Fraser and Concordia.