Upper Iowa closed out their first season in the GLVC with an 11th place finish at the GLVC Championships. The Peacocks posted a team score of 942 (+78) over the three-day tournament, where one round of golf was played each day.
Tate Carlson led the way for UIU with a 15th place finish as he recorded a score of 221 (+5). Carlson hit one below par on day one, finishing with a score of 71 with five birdies. He hit five above par on day two with three birdies and he added another four birdies on the final day, hitting one above par for a score of 73. Carlson's 12 birdies tied for the second most at the GLVC Championships.
Dylan Burns placed second for the Peacocks, tying for 40th overall with a 233 (+17) score. Burns hit five above par on day one with a score of 77, and he recorded three birdies in a row from holes 13-15. He hit eight above par on day two and his best round came on the final day with a score of 76 (+4). He recorded another three birdies on the final day, finishing with eight over the course of the GLVC Championships.
Caden Postma added a 45th place finish with a score of 236 (+20). Postma hit five above par on day one and two, recording scores of 77 (+5) on both days. He closed out the final day with an 82 (+10) score and he hit three birdies throughout the meet.
Christian Burkhart tied for 55th place as he posted a score of 252 (+36). Burkhart's best performance came on the opening day as he hit seven above par for a 79 score with two birdies on the front nine. He hit 12 above par on day two and closed out the GLVC Championships hitting 17 above par on day three.
63 golfers competed in the GLVC Championships, with three recording scores under par. Cyril Henault of Missouri-St. Louis came in first place, with a score of 213 (-3). Hunter Jowers of Drury finished one point behind him with a score of 214 (-2). Carl Miltun of Missouri S&T added a third-place finish, accumulating a score of 215 (-1).
Indianapolis came in first place with a team score of 868 (+4). Missouri St.-Louis placed second with an 879 (+15) score and Missouri S&T rounded out the podium with a score of 880 (+16).
