Pitt-Johnstown secured the Appalachian Collegiate title with a score of 27-over par 891, outpacing IUP by 20 strokes at the tournament held in Blacksburg. David Razinskas led individually, finishing at 1-over par after an even-par 72 in the final round. The team excelled with rounds of 297, 305, and a tournament-best 289, while Giovanna Vezza tied for third at 4-over par. Other notable finishes included Eli Ropietski and Mauricio Hernandez placing in the top 15. The B team also performed well, finishing third overall with a score of 52-over par 916.

By the Numbers
  • Pitt-Johnstown scored 891 over three rounds, winning by 20 strokes.
  • David Razinskas finished at 1-over par, earning medalist honors in a 47-player field.
State of Play
  • Pitt-Johnstown's A team dominated with a final round score of 289.
  • The B team achieved a strong third place finish at 916.
  • Pitt-Johnstown's upcoming challenge includes the Oglebay Invitational on April 6-7.
What's Next

The team will aim to maintain momentum at Wheeling University's Oglebay Invitational, where they will face new competition. Continued strong performances from players like Razinskas and Vezza could lead to further accolades.

Bottom Line

Pitt-Johnstown's impressive victory highlights their depth and competitive edge, particularly with Razinskas's standout individual performance. The win sets a strong precedent for future tournaments as they progress through the season.