MADISON, Ill. – University of Southern Indiana completed the three-round Derek Dolenc Invitational with a 14^th-place finish Tuesday at the Gateway National Golf Club in Madison, Illinois. The Screaming Eagles completed the three-rounds with 897 (299, 305, 293), finishing 32 strokes off the pace set by the University of Idaho, who posted an 865 (286-290-289).
 
Individually, senior Zach Williams (Mt. Vernon, Illinois) paced the Screaming Eagles with a 54-hole 217 (72-76-69). Williams had one of the top seven scores in the final round with a 69, posting four birdies and an eagle.
 
Freshman Carter Goebel (Breese, Illinois) was second on the team and tied for 31^st overall with a three-round 222 (76-75-71). The USI top three was rounded out by junior Jace Day (Bloomington, Indiana), who had a 225 (75-76-72) and tied for 48^th.
 
 The Eagles return to action next week when they play in the Big-O Classic in Omaha, Nebraska, October 3-4. The tournament, which is being hosted by Creighton University and the University of Nebraska-Omaha, is being played at The Club at Indian Creek.