FRANKLIN, Tenn. – After rain and lightning delays, the Northwestern men's golf team completed the third round of the Mason Rudolph Championship on Sunday evening at Vanderbilt Legend's South Course.   
 
Ryan Lumsden carded a team-low 1-under 70 in the final round. After a double-bogey to start the back nine, Lumsden responded with three-straight birdies to tally five on the day in his best round of the tournament. The senior finished 1-over 214 to tie for 32^nd. 
 
As a team, Northwestern placed 11^th on the team leaderboard with a 7-over 859 score. The Wildcats had the fourth most birdies of the 17 teams in the field with 51.
 
Host school Vanderbilt took home the team championship (-29) while Billy Tom Sargent from Western Kentucky finished 12-under for the individual title. 
 
Chicago's Big Ten Team will prepare for its final tournament of the regular season, the Boilermaker Invitational in West Lafayette, Ind. April 13-14. 
 
Results (Final):
 
11. Northwestern, 278-288-293=859 (+7)
T32. David Nyfjäll, 65-73-76=214 (+1)
T32. Ryan Lumsden, 72-72-70=214 (+1)
T38. Lucas Becht, 70-72-72=215 (+2) 
T47. Eric McIntosh, 71-72-74=217 (+4)
T57. Everton Hawkins, 72-72-76=220 (+7)
 

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