DEARBORN, Mich. -- The No. 23 Wayne State University men's golf team wrapped up the 2024-25 regular season on Monday much like most of the season before it, with a win.  The Warriors triumphed in their own Motor City Meltdown at TPC Michigan among a field of nine teams and did so with a two-round score of 583 (+7), 11 strokes better than Ferris State in second place.  Individually, Josh DiCarlo claimed Medalist Honors for the third time in his career and second instance this season with a 143 (-1).

"What a battle in the 35 mile an hour wind gusts!," said head coach Mike Horn.  "Ferris State played really well and had us down until about six holes to go.  We took over and really played well in awful conditions coming in.  Congratulations to Tyler (Hurtubise) and Luc (Warnock) in making the All-Tournament Team and congratulations to Josh DiCarlo on his third medalist win.  That puts him in the elite company.  Outstanding play from Andrew Daily shooting a 71 in the second round.  I believe that is the only score under par in the second round.  Also hats off to Andrew and Ian Smith for finishing just outside the top five."

Wayne State (of 43 total)
1. DiCarlo, 143 (-1, 71-72)
T2. Tyler Hurtubise, 145 (+1, 70-75)
5. Luc Warnock, 147 (+3, 72-75)
T11. Max Leppelmeier, 150 (+6, 77-73)
    - Moved up 15 spots in second round
T19. Josh Lahner, 153 (+9, 75-78)

"B" Team
T6. Ian Smith, 148 (+4, 76-72)
    - Moved up 14 spots in second round
T6. Andrew Daily, 148 (+4, 77-71)
    - Only player under par in second round; moved up 20 spots, most by any player
T34. Shawn Sehra, 163 (+19, 78-85)
T34. Harrison Chapman, 163 (+19, 79-84)
42. Tommy Gebeck, 176 (+32, 90-86)

As coach mentioned, DiCarlo joins some elite company with his third Medalist Honor.  The Ontario native is the 10th player in program history to win three or more tournaments and first since Brendan Seys won his third of five in 2017.  The other eight can be found below:

Ryan Johnson (2003-08) - 6
Mike Horn (1980-86) - 6
Brendan Seys (2017-20) - 5
Austin Hill (2011-14) - 4
Joe Jusczyk (2006-10) - 4
Josh DiCarlo (2019-25) - 3
Tyler LaSerra (2011-16) - 3
Aaron Peterson (2009-11) - 3
Steve Cuzzort (2008-09) - 3
Brett Hudson (2006-08) - 3

Team Standings (Top 5)
1. Wayne State, 583 (+7, 288-295)
2. Ferris State, 594 (+18, 286-308)
3. Parkside, 602 (+26, 287-315)
4. Saginaw Valley State, 604 (+28, 292-312)
5. Wayne State "B", 622 (+46, 310-312)

Wayne State turned in the best second-round score of any team at 295, 13 strokes better than Ferris State's second-best round two mark.

Next up on the schedule, WSU will turn the page to the postseason.  It begins with the GLIAC Championships on Friday through Sunday at Bedford Valley Golf Course in Battle Creek, Mich.  The field will play 18 holes on Friday and 18 more on Saturday for the Stroke Play Championship.  Then the top four teams in the standings will face off for the Medal Match Play Championship semifinals with the two winners going head to head on Sunday for the finals.