WAYNESBORO, Pa. – Tallying a team score of 286 in the final round of the Centennial Conference (CC) Championship, the Franklin & Marshall men's golf team has been crowned CC Champions for the fourth-consecutive season and 14th time in program history. The Diplomats ended the weekend with a team score of 866 to top the field of eight teams at Waynesboro Country Club. Leading after every round in this year's tournament, F&M finished 12 strokes ahead of Swarthmore to complete a dominant showing in this season's championship. The Diplomats' 866 score is the second-lowest 54-hole team score in CC Championship history.

Roy Anderson recorded five birdies in the final round to earn a tie for first place with Gettysburg's Daniel Suter. Both Anderson and Suter birdied the first playoff hole, but Suter earned the individual title on the second playoff pin as he defeated Anderson by one stroke. Jack Cooley birdied six holes on Sunday to shoot a 70 in the final round to end the tournament in third place out of 40 competitors.

Shane Lawler carded his lowest score of the tournament with a 68 on the final day to move into a sixth-place finish. Max Silverman shot a 76 on Sunday to bring his overall score to 223 and placed himself in 10th. Dominic Sculti finished close behind with a 77 in the third round to tie for 11th with a final score of 224.

With the victory, Franklin & Marshall punches its ticket to the NCAA Championship Tournament for the 17th time in program history, held at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder Creek, Nevada. The tournament will be held May 14-17.