Reid Walker...had a 9-over par 80 for Scarlet Raptors' top round in bad conditions Monday
Scarlet Raptors finish 13th at Dickinson Spring Invitational
CARLISLE, Penn. (March 23, 2026) – On a cold, raw day at the Carlisle Country Club, the final round was played at the Dickinson Spring Invitational, and an event that started with a pleasant day on Sunday saw scores blow up for every team here Monday.
The final round was held at the Par 71, 6,400-yard Carlisle Country Club after the opening round was played at the Par 72, 6,670-yard Carlisle Barracks Golf Course.
Rutgers-Camden, which started the day in 13th place out of 16 teams, remained there after the final round, shooting a two-day total of 315-337—652.
Host Dickinson College, which started the day in second place, ended up winning the event with a two-day score of 281-300—581. Dickinson was led by medalist William Griffith, who shot a fine 69-72—141 score over the two days, while teammate Collin McMahon-Shea had an even par 71-72—143 to finish second.
Rutgers-Camden was led by senior
Pearse Lee, who tied for 32nd place out of 86 golfers, shooting a 71-84—155. Junior
Santino Leone (77-83—160) and senior
Reid Walker (80-80—160) tied for 47th place, with Walker shooting the Raptors' top round on the second day with a 9-over par 80.
Sophomore
Jack Sheehan (87-94—181) and senior
Ryan Macuch (91-90—181) tied for 83rd place.
The Scarlet Raptors will compete at the Lebanon Valley Spring Invitational on Monday at 12 p.m. It will be held at the Lebanon Country Club in Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
1. Dickinson College, 281-300—581; 2. Dickinson College B, 282-306—588 and Franklin & Marshall, 278-310—588; 4. Juniata College, 287-316—603; 5. Swarthmore B, 296-312—608; 6. Stevenson, 295-314—609; 7. Franklin & Marshall B, Goucher, 302-319—621; 10. Dickinson College C, 308-318—626; 11. Penn State-Harrisburg, 308-319—627; 12. Catholic B, 308—338—646;
13. Rutgers-Camden, 315-337—652; 14. Lebanon Valley College, 328-335—663; 15. Washington College, 327-34—669; 16. Wilson, 324-347—671.
Medalist: William Griffith (Dickinson College), 69-72--141
Rutgers-Camden Team Scores: Pearse Lee, 71-84—155;
Santino Leone, 77-83—160;
Reid Walker, 80-80—160;
Ryan Macuch, 91-90—181;
Jack Sheehan, 87-94—181.
