September 30, 2025 04:38 PM | Golf
FARMINGTON, Pa. – Kaleb Wilson and the West Virginia University golf team repeated as champions of the second annual Nemacolin Collegiate Invitational at Mystic Rock Golf Course in Farmington, Pennsylvania.
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Wilson shot rounds of 68-68-69=205 to finish 11-under-par and lead the Mountaineers to a 36-under-par team score, 18 shots ahead of second-place Western Carolina in the 19-team field. Wilson won the same tournament last year, shooting 7-under-par. Wilson and Vaughn McMeans of George Mason were co-medalists this year.
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Wilson won for the second time in his career, and he becomes the fifth two-time winner in school history.
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Nick Turowski finished in the top five for the third consecutive tournament with a third-place finish at -8 (73-66-69=208). Ryan Leach posted a top five finish with rounds of 64-74-73=209 (-7). Westy McCabe finished 14th at 4-under-par with rounds of 74-71-67=212, while Jack Michael finished in 19th place with rounds of 75-71-68=214 (-2).
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As a team, the Mountaineers won for the second time in three events this season. After three events, West Virginia has a record of 41-2-0.
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Playing as individuals, Gabe Schmitz finished 19th with rounds of 73-68-73-214 (-2), Aidan Dortch finished 31st with rounds of 73-72-72=217 (+1), Brody Burgess finished 44th with rounds of 73-72-74=219 (+3) and Harrison Thompson finished 69th with rounds of 73-74-78=225 (+9).
"I'm extremely proud of this team," coach Sean Covich said. They work hard and fight for every shot. This was a team effort, everyone played a big role in this outcome and it was fun to watch. Obviously, Kaleb played great, coming up clutch in the closing stretch, but everyone had a great week that led to this performance."
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The Mountaineers will be back in action on Monday and Tuesday at the Cullan Brown Collegiate in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Wilson shot rounds of 68-68-69=205 to finish 11-under-par and lead the Mountaineers to a 36-under-par team score, 18 shots ahead of second-place Western Carolina in the 19-team field. Wilson won the same tournament last year, shooting 7-under-par. Wilson and Vaughn McMeans of George Mason were co-medalists this year.
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Wilson won for the second time in his career, and he becomes the fifth two-time winner in school history.
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Nick Turowski finished in the top five for the third consecutive tournament with a third-place finish at -8 (73-66-69=208). Ryan Leach posted a top five finish with rounds of 64-74-73=209 (-7). Westy McCabe finished 14th at 4-under-par with rounds of 74-71-67=212, while Jack Michael finished in 19th place with rounds of 75-71-68=214 (-2).
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As a team, the Mountaineers won for the second time in three events this season. After three events, West Virginia has a record of 41-2-0.
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Playing as individuals, Gabe Schmitz finished 19th with rounds of 73-68-73-214 (-2), Aidan Dortch finished 31st with rounds of 73-72-72=217 (+1), Brody Burgess finished 44th with rounds of 73-72-74=219 (+3) and Harrison Thompson finished 69th with rounds of 73-74-78=225 (+9).
"I'm extremely proud of this team," coach Sean Covich said. They work hard and fight for every shot. This was a team effort, everyone played a big role in this outcome and it was fun to watch. Obviously, Kaleb played great, coming up clutch in the closing stretch, but everyone had a great week that led to this performance."
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The Mountaineers will be back in action on Monday and Tuesday at the Cullan Brown Collegiate in Lexington, Kentucky.
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