Lebanon, Pa. – The Stevens Institute of Technology men's golf team captured its sixth consecutive Middle Atlantic Conference Championship, carding a +23 over two rounds to dominate the field.
The Ducks swept the All-MAC Freedom First Team, occupying all five spots atop the individual leaderboard. Arcadia finished second at +86, followed by Lebanon Valley at +89.
HOW IT HAPPENED
First-year
Jack Harris continued his standout play, earning medalist honors with a tournament-best 4-under 140. After firing a 3-under in Saturday's opening round, Harris was the only golfer to shoot under par on Sunday, posting a 1-under 71. He recorded 11 pars on the day and went 2-under on the front nine, highlighted by birdies on holes two, five, and seven, before adding another on the par-five 13th.
Sebastian Beaver placed second overall at 8-over, closing with a 5-over 77 on Sunday. He notched a birdie on the par-five seventh and matched Harris with 11 pars in the final round.
Arav Tank secured third place at 10-over, improving by four strokes from his opening round with a 75 on Sunday. He played the front nine at 1-over, birdieing the par-three fifth, and added another birdie on the 17th to finish 2-over on the back.
Ben Slicker finished just one stroke behind Tank at 11-over. He totaled nine pars and recorded his lone birdie on the par-five 16th. Competing in his first MAC Freedom Championship,
Noah Eide rounded out the Stevens lineup with a 13-over 157. He recorded two birdies on the day, coming on the par-three fifth and par-five 13th.
INSIDE THE TOURNAMENT
- Stevens' 63-stroke margin of victory is its largest since joining the MAC Freedom.
- The Ducks' 599 total marks the third time the program has shot under 600 at the MAC Freedom Championship (2022, 2025, 2026).
- Stevens has now produced the individual champion in five of the last six years, as Harris joins Ben Slicker (2025), Gus Vickers (2022, 2023), and Vincent Cortese (2021).
- Beaver, Tank, and Slicker each earned repeat First Team All-MAC Freedom honors, with Beaver collecting his third career all-conference selection.
UP NEXT
The Ducks will travel to Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida for the NCAA Championships. The four-day event begins May 12 at Mission Resort + Club.
