JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (September 29, 2026) – Men's golf captured the team title at the Sunnehanna Collegiate, hosted by Pittsburgh-Johnstown, finishing 11-under to win by 13 strokes over second-place Lee in the 18-team field.
The Tars got off to a strong start in the opening round, led by
Sean Dobson. The senior played the front nine even before carding two birdies on the back to finish with a two-under 68.
Packy Mokris and
Clarence Chapman III contributed strong rounds of their own, each shooting an even-par 70.
Gustav Ordel rounded out the counting scores with a one-over 71, while
Mick Herron posted a 73 (+3).
Rollins also brought
Jack Minutoli to compete as an individual, with the Marshall transfer making his presence felt early. Minutoli fired a three-under 67 in the opening round, tallying seven birdies, including four straight to open the back nine.
The Tars carried the momentum into Monday afternoon, making it through 15 holes of the second round before play was suspended for the day.
Once the round was completed, Dobson remained near the top of the leaderboard after firing a bogey-free 66 (-4), shooting matching 33s on the front and back nine. Mokris followed closely behind with a two-under 68, using four birdies to move into third individually. Chapman also improved on his opening-round score, playing a bogey-free front nine on his way to a one-under 69 to remain inside the top five.
Ordel carded a one-over 71, highlighted by an eagle on the par-four 18th, while Herron finished with a 73 (+3). Competing individually, Minutoli bounced back from a one-over front nine with a two-under back to post another round in the red at 69 (-1).
Rollins closed out the tournament with another strong team effort in the final round. Mokris made his move with four birdies on the back nine to shoot a two-under 68 and finish third individually. Herron bounced back in his final trip around the course, also firing a 68 (-2) to climb inside the top 20.
Chapman continued his steady play, using a two-under front nine to card a 69 (-1) and secure a top-five finish. Dobson held his position near the top of the leaderboard with an even-par 70 to finish second, while Ordel's 72 (+2) earned him a spot inside the top 20.
Minutoli wrapped up an impressive tournament as an individual, shooting a final-round 75 (+5) to finish eighth overall.
Dobson was the top finisher for the Tars, shooting a 204 (-6) to take second place overall. Mokris finished right behind him in third at 206 (-4), while Chapman gave Rollins three finishers inside the top five with a 208 (-2). Herron and Ordel each finished at 214 (+4) to round out the Rollins lineup. Competing as an individual, Minutoli put together a strong showing of his own, finishing eighth with a 211 (+1).
As a team, the Tars finished at 828 (-12), 13 strokes ahead of second-place Lee, which posted an 841 (+1). The result also marked a pair of ranked wins for the Tars, who finished ahead of No. 5 Lee and No. 19 Catawba in the latest Bushnell/Golfweek Division II Coaches Poll.
Rollins will now turn its attention to the Copperhead Invitational, hosted by West Florida in Palm Harbor, Florida, from October 11-13.
