WAYNESBORO, PA. - Braving the elements on day one of the Centennial Championship, the Swarthmore golf team put up stellar results on Friday, Apr. 28.
 
With the final tournament of the season proving a tight race, the Garnet as a team finished fourth overall at 315, just four strokes out of the lead. Swarthmore also saw excellent individual performances, as three members placed in the top ten.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
- First year Dylan Zhang led the way for Swarthmore on day one, posting a mark of 75. With his performance, Zhang slotted in at third overall, just four strokes behind first place.

- Having an excellent afternoon of his own, first year Neil Zhu tied for sixth place with his mark of 77, only two strokes behind his teammate.

- Rounding out the Garnet's top-10 placements, senior Gyan Bains finished the first day at eighth, putting up a mark of 78.

- Juniors Jackson Murphy and Ben Lee also competed for the Garnet, with Murphy placing 27th at 85, and Lee tying for 28th at 86. 

UP NEXT
The Garnet will wrap up the Centennial Championship, playing rounds two and three on Saturday, Apr. 29.