After finishing third in its initial event of the 2007-08 season, The College of Wooster golf team ran into some tough competition this weekend (Sept. 21-22), ending up in fourth-place amongst six teams from Ohio and one from Pennsylvania at the Baldwin-Wallace Invitational. The two-day event was played Friday at the par-72 Pine Hills Golf Club in Hinckley, Ohio and Saturday at the par-71 Shale Creek Golf Club in Medina, Ohio.

Allegheny College totaled up a final score of 590 to win the invitational. John Carroll University finished in second-place with a score of 603, ahead of host Baldwin-Wallace College with 613 strokes. Behind Baldwin-Wallace, Wooster (626) leapt over Mount Union College for fourth place (632). Notre Dame College (Ohio) placed sixth (671) and Lorain Community College finished seventh (728).

For the Scots, Patrick Lynch led the way after firing an 80 on Friday with a 71 Saturday, good for a tie for 10th-place in the individual standings (151). John Carroll's Paul Schroder fired a tournament-best score of two-under par 141 in the two-day event to take home medalist honors.

Four strokes back of Lynch was teammate Jim Ipema, tying for 14th (79-76), while also scoring both days for Wooster was Sean Glasser, who shot 78-79 to take home 19th.

Additionally, Tim Sullivan carded rounds of 83 on Friday and 80 on Saturday for Wooster, finishing in a tie for 27th.

Next up for the Scots is the second 2007 NCAC event, hosted by Allegheny. The two-day Griffin Motors Classic is set for Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 29-30 at the Meadville Country Club.