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HUNTINGDON VALLEY, Pa. &#8212; Keystone College&#8217;s men&#8217;s golf team finished fourth out of nine teams at the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Championships after recording a final round score of 337 on April 25 at the Philmont Country Club. Tunkhannock graduate Race Sick earned Second Team All-Conference honors after finishing eighth in the field while Abington Heights graduate Dave Harris was selected to the CSAC All-Sportsmanship Team for the Giants, who finished two places better than last spring&#8217;s showing at the conference championships.Marywood University won its first-ever CSAC championship after carding a two-day score of 640, four strokes ahead of runner-up Cabrini College (644). Neumann University placed third in the field with a final score of 663 and was followed by the Giants (676), who finished one-stroke ahead of Immaculata University (677).Sick was one of three Keystone golfers to record round of 83 on Saturday and posted a two-day total of 162 to place eighth in the 45-golfer field, good for his second, Second Team All-Conference honor in as many years. Sam Stewart carded an 88 to tie for 13th overall with a two-day score of 169 on the par 70, 6,101-yard course.Harris and Abington Heights graduate Matt Lewis joined Sick with rounds of 83 on Saturday. Harris improved on his opening round score by five strokes to place 16th with a total score of 171 while Lewis improved by eight strokes to tie for 21st with a two-day score of 174. Zach Fedynich bested his first round total by 14 strokes to post a combined score of 190 to finish 32nd in the field.Saturday&#8217;s round marked the final collegiate competition for seniors Fedynich, Lewis, and Stewart.

Abington area golfers help Keystone College finish fourth in tournament