A third top-three finish this fall was turned in by The College of Wooster men's golf team at Thursday's Walsh University Cavalier Fall Invitational, which took place at the lengthy par-72 Glenmoor Country Club in Canton. Wooster shot a 322.

Sophomore Musa Shariff led the Fighting Scots, navigating the challenging and long 7,031-yard championship tees with a 79. Shariff battled back to 4-over-par with back-to-back birdies on the par-5, 536-yard 10th hole and the par-4, 420-yard 11th hole. Shariff dropped in four birdies for the round, with the others coming at the par-5, 528-yard fourth hole and the par-3, 185-yard seventh hole. He played the par-5 holes at 2-under-par on the day.

Sophomore Arnav Choudhary was next, signing for an 80, which was tied for 15th in the field. Choudhary strung together seven consecutive pars to cap Thursday's round, culminating that stretch with one on the lengthy 201-yard, par-3, No. 17. Choudhary went 1-over-par on the par-3 holes and 1-over-par on the par-5 holes on the day.

Senior Andrew Carey tied for 17th with an 81. He was one of two Scots to birdie No. 10 on Thursday. Two Scots, one of whom was Carey, also birdied the par-4, 376-yard No. 16. Carey's first of three birdies went in on the par-5, 519-yard sixth hole.

Senior Jake Cammarata's 82 was tied for 20th in the field. Cammarata closed with a 4-over-par back nine, headlined with a birdie on No. 16. Sophomore Jack Kinder was Wooster's No. 5 on the day, firing an 83. He played the final five holes of the round at 1-under-par, starting that stretch with a birdie on the 362-yard 12th hole.

Div. II Wayne State University out of Michigan led the seven-team field with a 301. The Warriors' Andrew Daily led the winning effort with medalist honors at even-par.

Next, Wooster competes at John Carroll University's Blue Streak Invitational, which takes place October 5-6 at Firestone Country Club.