The Dragons (304-297-291; 892) improved their score each round and finished the Nemacolin Intercollegiate in fourth place, just two strokes behind Findlay in third and three strokes away from second-place Henderson State.

Tiffin scored the second lowest among all teams in round three, behind only tournament-winners, Indianapolis.

Leading the way for TU was Johan Widal (73-71-70; 214) who shot one and two-under-par scores in the final two rounds to finish second overall, just three strokes behind first place. Mitchell Brassard (76-71-76; 223) ended in a tie for 12th place with his best round coming in round two, a one-under-par.

Matt Flynn (76-77-75; 228) improved by two strokes between the final two rounds to improve to a tie for 22nd place overall. The final two scorers for the Dragons were Ryan Norkin (79-78-74; 231) and Justin Hand (80-81-72; 233) who both improved their scores massively in round three to end in ties for 29th and 32nd respectively.