Rhode Island’s Tong and Carlsson Shine in Dragon Match Play Finals
Rhode Island placed second in the inaugural Dragon Match Play Invitational, falling 3-2 to host Drexel in the finals, with freshman Josiah Tong delivering a notable performance by earning two crucial points for the team.
By the Numbers- Rhode Island secured its fourth second-place finish in six events.
- Bryson Richards was the medalist in Monday's 36-hole stroke play tournament.
The Rams had larger leads early in the finals but couldn't maintain them in the final holes.
State of Play- Rhode Island reached the finals by defeating St. Bonaventure in the semifinals.
- Head coach Gregg Burke praised the players' performances and highlighted areas for potential improvement.
Rhode Island's strong second-place finish at the Dragon Match Play Invitational, led by standout performances from Tong and others, sets a positive tone for the upcoming tournaments as the team aims for improvement and success.
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