MACUNGIE, Pa. – The Ursinus College men's golf team wrapped up the 2017-18 campaign with a seventh-place finish at the Centennial Conference championship.

The Bears were remarkably consistent throughout the weekend at Brookside Country Club, totaling 1024 strokes (339-344-341) with no more than a five-stroke variance from one round to the next.

Franklin & Marshall picked up another conference crown with a three-day 890, 17 strokes clear of second-place McDaniel (907). The Diplomats' Ben Mitchell ran away with medalist honors, posting a 1-under 212 to outpace two second-place finishers by nine shots.

Sophomore Ryan Hodgdon shot an 82 on Sunday for a 54-hole total of 253 (81-90-82), good for 31^st place overall. Hodgdon posted birdies on a pair of par-5's, the 2^nd and 13^th holes, and added four pars on the front nine.

Senior Ryan Crawford was red-hot for much of the day, sitting at 2-over through the first 12 holes. That impressive stretch comprised eight pars and birdies on the par-4 6^th hole as well as the 13^th. He struggled down the stretch but still tied Hodgon for the best round of the day at 82 and placed 32^nd at 255 (83-90-82).

Senior Max Schwartz finished the third round in 91 strokes for an overall total of 257 (87-79-91). He had a birdie on the par-5 4^th hole in addition to three pars.

Sophomore Brian Barrett finished with a cumulative score of 264 (88-85-91) after tallying a 91 in the final round. He recovered from a rough start to birdie the 13^th hole along with the par-4 15^th.

Senior Matthew Sherman registered birdies on two of the first four holes, the 2^nd and 4^th, and finished the front nine in 4-over on the way to a third-round 86, his best of the weekend. Sherman finished the tournament in 271 strokes (93-92-86).