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UMass Lowell Places Second at Northeast-10 Championship

Hulme named to All-Conference First Team; Fecteau, Fay to Second Team

Sophomore Harry Hulme: Northeast-10 All-Conference First Team

Final Individual Results | Final Team Results

Sophomore Harry Hulme (Manchester, England) placed fifth and was named to the All-Conference First Team with a two-over-par 74 on Sunday and a 77 Monday and led the UMass Lowell golf team to second place at the Northeast-10 Conference Golf Championship at the En-Joie Golf Course.

UMass Lowell led the field after Sunday's first round with a team score of 301 while Adelphi carded a 305. The Panthers, however, improved with a 297 (602) on Monday while UMass Lowell slipped to a 311 Monday (612) to finish 10 strokes back.

Le Moyne finished third with a 617 and was followed by Bentley (619), American International College (624), Saint Anselm (625), Franklin Pierce (632) and Assumption (636).

Southern New Hampshire (637), Saint Michael's (655) and Saint Rose (691) rounded out the field.

Ryan Snouffer of Adelphi earned medalist honors as he shot rounds of 73 and 70 (143) to edge teammate Louis Kelly, who shot a 74-71 (145). Additionally, the Panthers' Aaron Burton placed tied for seventh with a 78-75 (153).

“The three Adelphi kids were really hot,” said head coach Jim Mahoney. “We played okay. We had hoped to have a real happy ending, but Adelphi was tough. We just didn't put two days together. On a positive note, we beat nine teams in the NE-10 head-to-head as far as standings go. That's always a good thing.”

Only six strokes separated UMass Lowell's five players.

Hulme led three River Hawks named to the NE-10 All-Conference teams. Senior Andrew Fecteau (Newbury, Mass.) and sophomore Kevin Fay (Lawrence, Mass.) placed in a tie for 10th place to garner Second Team honors.

Hulme had a composite score of 151 while Fecteau shot consecutive rounds of 77 (154) and a 74 Sunday and an 80 Monday (154).

Senior Sylvain Debiais (St. Jean de Monts, France) shot a 76 Sunday and followed with an 81 (157) Monday while senior Jordan Traa (Calgary, Alta.) improved from an 80 Sunday to a 77 (157), both sharing 17th place.

The field consisted of 11 teams and 54 players.

“Right now I think we're 29-6 in head-to-head competition,” Mahoney said. “That's not a bad record. I think we'll continue to be near the top and we hope to win a few more.”

UMass Lowell returns to its fall schedule next Sunday and Monday at the Dominican Classic in Suffern, N.Y.
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