George Washington University Athletics
Tuesday, April 22
Orlando, FL
8:15 a.m.
George Washington University
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Atlantic 10 Championship
Golf Finishes Eighth at Atlantic 10 Championship
4/24/2025 3:01:00 PM | Men's Golf
ORLANDO, Fla. - GW golf finished out the 2024-25 season on Wednesday afternoon, coming in eighth place in the Atlantic 10 Championship, hosted at the Evermore Resort's Grand Cypress Course.
George Washington was led in the competition by its top player all season in junior Rodrigo Barahona, who shot an even-par 72 in the final round to finish in solo sixth place at 3-under for the championship. Following the competition, Barahona was named First Team All-Conference, the third straight year GW has had a representative on the team. The Mexico native climbed into a tie for the lead midway through Wednesday's round with four birdies in his first seven holes before a pair of double bogeys late in the round derailed the individual championship hopes.
Adam Bencik carded GW's third eagle of the week, doing so on the par-5 15th en route to a 1-over 73 on the day, finishing in a tie for 31st overall. Manuel Barbachano finished 21st at 3-over overall following a final day 76. Philippe Thorin finished in a tie for 33rd after his 75 on Wednesday. Leo Xu, who competed in the first round before being subbed out on Tuesday, also shot a 75 on Wednesday.
Davidson came from behind to win the team competition of the final hole of the championship with a 10-under 854, one shot ahead of second-place Richmond. GW posted a 19-over 883 through the 54 holes. Dayton's Ben Cors won the individual title by five shots at 11-under with a final round 68.
TEAM SCORES - 294-294-295 (883, +19)
6 Rodrigo Barahona 71-70-72 (213, -3)
21 Manuel Barbachano 71-72-76 (219, +3)
George Washington was led in the competition by its top player all season in junior Rodrigo Barahona, who shot an even-par 72 in the final round to finish in solo sixth place at 3-under for the championship. Following the competition, Barahona was named First Team All-Conference, the third straight year GW has had a representative on the team. The Mexico native climbed into a tie for the lead midway through Wednesday's round with four birdies in his first seven holes before a pair of double bogeys late in the round derailed the individual championship hopes.
Adam Bencik carded GW's third eagle of the week, doing so on the par-5 15th en route to a 1-over 73 on the day, finishing in a tie for 31st overall. Manuel Barbachano finished 21st at 3-over overall following a final day 76. Philippe Thorin finished in a tie for 33rd after his 75 on Wednesday. Leo Xu, who competed in the first round before being subbed out on Tuesday, also shot a 75 on Wednesday.
Davidson came from behind to win the team competition of the final hole of the championship with a 10-under 854, one shot ahead of second-place Richmond. GW posted a 19-over 883 through the 54 holes. Dayton's Ben Cors won the individual title by five shots at 11-under with a final round 68.
TEAM SCORES - 294-294-295 (883, +19)
6 Rodrigo Barahona 71-70-72 (213, -3)
21 Manuel Barbachano 71-72-76 (219, +3)
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