SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. -- The No. 24 Wayne State University men's golf team won for the fifth time in six tournaments to close out the fall season on Sunday afternoon on the west side of the state.  Playing at HawksHead Links Golf Course, the Warriors won their own HawksHead Invitational thanks to a two-round score of 565 (-11, 289-276).

WSU's 276 in round two is the squad's second-best 18-hole team score in the last 21 years, second only to a 274 set on Sept. 28, 2019 in round one of this same event.

"I am speechless as we came back for a fourth time this fall and pulled out a win with an amazingly superior round," said head coach Mike Horn.  "Congratulations to Shawn Sehra as he achieved his first medalist honor in college.  The coaching staff and the entire team is so happy and proud for Shawn as well as excellent play from Andrew Daily.  He continues his outstanding play from the last couple of weeks.  And a fabulous round from Max Leppelmeier today.  I challenged the young Warriors on Friday to show me they are elite, and even though they fell short on Saturday, they made up for it and then some on Sunday to run away with the win.  If these guys totally commit and continue to work hard over the winter, we could do things that Wayne State Golf has never done."

Individually and playing for Wayne State's "B" team, Shawn Sehra (Windsor, Ont. / Academy 21 [Xavier]) claimed the first solo title of his career as coach Horn mentioned.  Sehra carded a 36-hole mark of 139 (-5, four strokes off the program record) while firing a 66 in the second round, just one shot more than the school's all-time low.
 
Warrior Individuals (of 31 total) - WSU "A" Team
2. Andrew Daily (Brighton, Mich.) - 140 (-4, 70-70)
3. Josh DiCarlo (Amherstburg, Ont. / General Amherst) - 141 (-3, 72-69)
T4. Mat Hawryluk (Chatham, Ont. / Ursuline College Chatham) - 142 (-2, 72-70)
T8. Max Leppelmeier (Wauseon, Ohio / Pettisville) - 144 (E, 77-67)
T11. Tyler Hurtubise (Essex, Ont. / Essex District) - 145 (+1, 75-70)
 
"B" Team
1. Sehra - 139 (-5, 73-66)
T11. Luc Warnock (McGregor, Ont. / E.J. Lajeunesse [Northern Illinois]) - 145 (+1, 72-73)
T17. Ian Smith (Canton, Mich. / Plymouth) - 148 (+4, 73-75)
T22. Harrison Chapman (Marshall, Mich.) - 151 (+7, 74-77)
T27. Josh Lahner (Roselle, Ill. / Lake Park) - 153 (+9, 76-77)

Individuals
29. Chandler Stodolak (Standish, Mich. / Standish-Sterling Central) - 154 (+10, 75-79)
30. Tommy Gebeck (Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. / University Liggett) - 159 (+15, 79-80)

Wayne State capped off its fall season with an overall record of 68-3, meaning only three teams placed higher than the Warriors on the tournament's final leaderboard.  WSU now flips the calendar over to the spring slate and will be back in action come March.