DANVILLE, Ark. —
Three Lions finished in the top 20 to help Missouri Southern open its spring golf schedule with a fourth-place finish at the Dave Falconer Memorial Invite on Tuesday at Chamberlyne Country Club.
The Lions finished with a team score of 615, trailing Midwestern State (594), Henderson State (602) and Southwestern Oklahoma State (603.)
Ryan Buerk led the Lions with a 76-74—150 in the two-day event. He tied for seventh. Redshirt freshmen Skyler Arbuckle and senior Andy Hogenmiller tied for 10th, each shooting 76 on Monday and 79 on Tuesday for a 155 total.
Juniors Andrew Maier and Ryan Russell finished in a tie for 31st, just two strokes out of the top 20 at 157.
Southwestern Oklahoma State’s Wouter MyBurgh shot a 70 on Tuesday and won the tournament with a 144, one stroke ahead of Henderson State’s Jared Black.
The Lions will return to action March 25-26 at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith Lions Classic at the Hardscrabble Country Club.
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4 named to MSSU Athletics Hall of Fame
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Rutledge retiring after national track and field competition
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'No one deserved to lose' Southern opener against Mavs
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Lions qualify 12 for track nationals
Missouri Southern has qualified a dozen athletes — six men and six women — for the NCAA Division II Outdoor Track and Field Championships, it was announced Tuesday.
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Times set for MSSU's regional tourney
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MSSU volleyball coach Trish Knight 'relieved of duties'
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MSSU seeded sixth in Mankato regional
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