WILLIAMSTOWN, MA -- The top six teams from yesterday remained in order through the finish as Salem State stayed on top, winning the Williams Invitational with a 559 team total. Leading the way for the Vikings were Matt Baran and Ken Haskell in tying for third overall with 3-over par totals of 145. Stephen Goodridge of the University of Rochester was the individual leader for the tournament with a four-under-par 138, one of only two players to break even par this weekend. Despite a seven-stroke improvement over yesterday, the host Ephs were unable to budge from their spot in fourth of a day ago. However a consistent all-around effort as well as top ten scores from senior Kevin Kellert (75-72=147), and sophomore Tyler Zara (74-74=148), made for a generally pleasing weekend. In addition, though not officially counted, the Williams "B" team gave a strong performance (305-304=609) and Head Coach Rick Pohle thinks the team as a whole seems "pretty upbeat" heading into next weekend's NESCAC Championship play. WILLIAMS "A" TEAM SCORES: Kevin Kellert—75-72=147 Tyler Zara—74-74=148 Alex Mallory—75-78=153 Frank Haluska—80-74=154 Nicholas Nottebohm—79-80=159 WILLIAMS "B" TEAM SCORES: Brendan Conley—80-78=158 Rahul Bahl—81-77=158 Jeff Lin—77-82=159 Logan Gerrity—76-88=164 Matt Felser—79-86=165 Williams Invitational Team Scores 2006 Williams Invitational Final Results1) Salem St.—277-282=569 Matt Baran—75-70=145
Ken Haskell—72-73=145
Sean LaBelle—72-76=148
Chris Anderson—74-75=149
Brian Cawley—78-74=152 2) Rochester—282-287=569 Stephen Goodridge—67-71=138
Brandon Isobe—71-74=145
Joe Derrigo, Jr.—79-74=153
Chris Wuest—76-78=154
Jon Pecor—76-79=155 Skidmore—289-280=569 Scott Newell—71-70=141
Tobin Spector—75-70=145
Sam Dasilva—77-72=149
Nick Caldwell—81-74=155
Stuart Drahota—81-78=159 4) Williams—293-286=579 Kevin Kellert—75-72=147
Tyler Zara—74-74=148
Alex Mallory—75-78=153
Frank Haluska—80-74=154
Nicholas Nottebohm—79-80=159 5) Babson—295-289=583 Paul Lambert—75-74=149
Travis Dewire—78-71=149
Rory Doherty—74-78=152
Fernando Pineres—78-76=154
Harrison Epstein—86-76=162 6) St. Lawrence—296-296=592 Ben von Reyn—76-75=151
L.B. Haney—75-80=155
Chris Felix—76-80=156
Jason Condro—81-76=157
Josh Trivilino—82-78=160 7) Middlebury—305-288=593 George Baumann—79-73=152
Harrison Bane—77-77=154
Chad Bellmare—80-75=155
Jay Yonamine—81-78=159
Jeff Patterson—84-76=160 8) WNEC—302-299=601 E.J. Czajkowski—76-76=152
Steve Rourke—76-81=157
Michael Roy—80-78=158
Mark Waskiewicz—82-80=162
Justin Ostiguy—82-90=172 9) Hamilton—306-303=609 Mike Hayes—75-79=154
Phil Preiss—81-77=158
Dan Treichler—79-82=161
Dave Christie—83-80=163
Chris Pike—87-80=167
Springfield—314-295=609 Andrew Wright—77-68=145
Bryan Chiralolo—83-75=158
Michael LaJoie—83-78=161
Greg Levings—83-80=163
Matt McCarthy—90-97=187 12) Trinity, Ct.—311-299=610 George Boudria 77-73=150
Reid Longley 77-76=153
Alex MacColl 78-76=154
George Brickley 82-77=159
John Cosgriff 94-93=187 13) Amherst—310-302=612 Chris Valentine 77-81=158
Adam Shniderman 85-74=159
Andrew Bruns 78-84=162
Will Collins 83-80=163
Sean Jules 84-79=163 14) NYU—312-302=614 Matt McGinnis 81-75=156
Mike Liebfried 79-77=156
John Pharr 78-80=158
Adam Krainson 82-82=164
Charlie Johnson 87-80=167 15) Bowdoin—309-307=616 Brandon Mallory 79-75=154
Shaez Allidina 82-80=162
Jeff Cutter 78-85=163
Ryan Blossom 83-82=165
George Schlesinger 87-87=174 16) Wesleyan—322-313=635 Eli Wilson 78-78=156
Dave Velando 84-79=163
Rob McCourt 81-83=164
John Elshelman 94-84=178
John Torrenti 91-90=181 17) Worcester St.—321-325=646 Nick Lombardi 75-77=152
Zachary Camarra 79-80=159
John Mazzone 80-81=161
Mike Leveroni 87-84=171
Shawn O’Neil 93-96=189 18) Elms—332-330=662 Neil Daigneault 82-73=155
Matt Walsh 86-82=168
Ben Kwaitowski 81-88=169
James Hurlbut 83-87=170 19) MCLA—334-338=672
Simon Zelazo 80-79=159
Brandon Sullivan 79-86=165
AJ Guntlow 88-97=185
Ed Cano 93-92=185
Matt Douglas 98-88=186 20) MIT—356-337=693 Anthony Fowler 80-81=161
Chen Si 90-90=180
Bradley Brown 92-89=181
Aaron Acosta 103-89=192
Austin Oehlerking 109-106=215 | 
