BELLINGHAM, Wash. — The Saint Martin's Men's Golf team competed at the WWU Invitational this week at the Bellingham Golf & Country Club on Sept. 28.

The Saints placed 12th out of 15 teams with a combined score of 599 (+23) across two rounds of golf — rounds one and two were played as planned on Sept. 28, before inclement weather canceled round three on Sept. 29. Saint Martin's saw a 17-stroke improvement from round one to round two.

How It Happened

• Jacob Parker was the top golfer for the Saints, finishing with an overall score of 144 (E) to place 15th. Parker shot 75 (+3) in round one and bounced back with a 69 (-3) in round two.
• Rasmus Tamker placed 29th, shooting 147 (+3) across the two rounds. Tamker started off with an 80 (+8) in round one, and shot 67 (-5) in round two. Tamker's 67 is the lowest round by a Saints Golfer since the 2024 GNAC Championships.
• Luke Cheplak placed 47th, recording an overall score of 150 (+6). Cheplak shot 76 (+4) in round one and 74 (+2) in round two.
• Kush Shah placed 77th, posting a 158 (+14). Shah shot an 83 (+11) in round one and 75 (+3) in round two.
• Davis Sheets (161) placed 82nd and Anthony Uehara (163) finished in 83rd.

Up Next
The Saints will head to Hawaii, competing at the Dennis Rose Intercollegiate on Oct. 26-27 and the HPU Sharks Shootout on Oct. 30-31.