“We just played for eachother … it was awesome.” “Just trying to play my best golf,” Dunsire said. Dunsire shot a 70 in the second round – earning him first place for the round – but fell after a score of 78 in the third round. Dunsire finished the first round shooting a 71. Placing tied for 10th place, graduate student Tommy Dunsire had the Huskies third-best finish. Wolf rounded out the tournament, shooting a 76 in the third round. Wolf shot a 74 in the first round, but set his season low of 68 in the second round. Graduate student Campbell Wolf had NIU’s second best finish, placing ninth. “Tommy (Dunsire) and I have played countless rounds together,” Place said. Place finished the tournament with a score of 74, two over par.
He logged a score of 68 in the second round, matching his season low and picking up three eagles. Place opened the tournament shooting a 74 in the first round.
Senior Zach Place finished as NIU’s top golfer, placing fifth individually. “Credit to both Ball State and Kent State (University) for the match today.” “It was a two team race for the last five holes,” said NIU men’s golf head coach John Carlson. The Huskies finished the tournament with a score of 869, five over par. NIU rounded out the tournament matching its first round score of 295. The Huskies caught wind during the second round, jumping to first place with their tournament low score of 279. NIU finished the first day of the tournament in sixth place with a score of 295. The Huskies’ first place finish at the MAC Championship marked their first win at the tournament since 1985. DeKALB – NIU men’s golf placed first at the MAC Championship, finishing four strokes ahead of Ball State University.
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