Henry, Congrove earn All-OAC honors, lead Men’s Golf at OAC Championship

Posted: Apr 30, 2023

Juniors Cameron Henry and Nick Congrove earned All-OAC honors to lead the Muskingum men's golf team to a fifth place finish at the OAC Championship this weekend.

The Basics

Muskingum hosted the event at River Greens Golf Course in West Lafayette, Ohio.
Otterbein claimed first place for the event with a 72-hole score of 1,167 (298, 287, 289, 293).
Muskingum finished fifth out of nine teams with a score of 1,214 (308, 308, 299, 299).
Capital's Angelo Donato earned medalist honors after defeating Otterbein's Ian Johnston and Muskingum's Cameron Henry in a playoff. All three golfers finished with a 72-hole score of 289.

Notables

Junior Cameron Henry tied for first place out of the 45-golfer field with a score of 289 (77, 75, 69, 68). Henry's round three score of 69 set a new career-low, only to follow it up with another career-low round of 68 on Sunday.
Henry earns All-OAC honors for the second straight season after tallying a 14^th place finish last year.
Henry is also Muskingum's highest individual placer since 2007 when Dan Fisher tallied medalist honors for the event.
Henry also tallied a new program record with a season scoring average of 74.24. This breaks the previous record of 74.55 set by Adam Lescalleet during the 2002-03 season.
Junior Nick Congrove tallied a career-low of 70 for the Muskingum during round three. Congrove finished tied for sixth place as an individual to secure his first career All-OAC honor.
Senior Chase Karling set a new career-low with a 73 during round one of the championship.

On the Course

Muskingum was led by junior Cameron Henry who tallied a four-round score of 289 (77, 75, 69, 68). 68 is a new career-low for Henry, and he finished tied for first as an individual despite dropping the playoff for medalist honors.
Junior Nick Congrove recorded a score of 293 (78, 73, 70, 72) to finished tied for sixth and earn his first career All-OAC honor. Congrove's score of 70 in round three sets a new career low.
Behind Congrove was senior Chase Karling who finished with a score of 318 (73, 82, 82, 81). Karling's opening round score of 73 sets a new career low, and he finished 35^th overall.
Junior Nicholas Luniewski notched a score of 319 (80, 83, 78, 78) to finish 36^th, while senior Jack Williams rounded out Muskingum's scores with a 327 (82, 78, 84, 83).