FORT WAYNE, Ind. -- Jake Coffey won medalist honors at the Crossroads League Men’s Golf Championship as he shot four-over par during the three round tournament. Indiana Wesleyan finished third as a team following a second straight round under 300 on Tuesday.

MATCH VITALS

• Crossroads League Championship - Final Round
• Team Score / Standings:  Indiana Wesleyan - 897 (304-297-296)   |   3rd of 9
• Number of Golfers:  45
• Location:   Pine Valley Country Club   |   Fort Wayne, Indiana 
• Course Statistics:  Par - 71   |   Distance - 6,857 yards

CLUBHOUSE LEADERS

• No. 1:  Jake Coffey                          T-1st      217 (75-71-71)
• No. 2:  Braydon Schindler              T-12th   226 (75-77-74)
• No. 3:  Drew Cahill                           T-14th   227 (75-76-76)
• No. 4:  Patrick Hardy                       T-18th   231 (80-73-78)
• No. 5:  Nick Schad                           T-22nd  233 (79-79-75)
   

TEAM LEADERBOARD

• 1.  Taylor                                              867 (281-293-293)
• 2.  Marian                                            886 (298-300-288)
• 3.  Indiana Wesleyan                         897 (304-297-296)
• 4.  Spring Arbor                                  926 (305-303-318)
• 5.  Saint Francis                                 933 (306-319-308)
• 6.  Mt Vernon Nazarene                    940 (324-305-311)
• 7.  Grace                                              958 (315-319-324)
• 8.  Huntington                                     960 (328-313-319)
• 9.  Bethel                                             968 (320-324-324)
   

COACH OKE SAYS…

• "The team played another solid round today and I am really proud of senior captain Jake Coffey because he went birdie, par, par on the last three holes to tie for the league tournament lead. Also really proud of the sportsmanship by two Taylor players who tied with Jake and conceded the individual award since they were headed to Nationals as a team champion. Great day for men's golf in Grant County with an individual champion from IWU and a team champion from Taylor headed to NAIA Nationals."