SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. - SUNY Delhi started with an early lead over Husson and stretched it as the day went on, finishing with a combined score of 318 over 18 holes on the challenging course at The Orchards to claim their second-consecutive NAC Men's Golf Championship. The Eagles took runner-up honors with a team score of 335. Husson University will again receive the conference AQ for the 2021 NCAA national championship tournament because the Broncos are unable to accept the AQ until Fall 2021.

Husson was led by Jack King, carding a team-low 82. The Eagles combined for a team score of 335, 17 strokes behind Delhi.

The Broncos registered eight birdies on the tough course, of which Jason Cyr sank three. As a team, Delhi made par on 44 holes and averaged 4.85 on par fives.

Husson performed better on par 3s, averaging 3.35 (+7) as a team, and hit par on 42 holes.

Complete Results can be found HERE.

SUNY Delhi won the last NAC Men's Golf championship, held in the fall of 2019 at the Waterville Country Club. The Broncos won the two-day, 36-hole, championship with a combined score of 600. Husson placed second with 612, led by medalist Eric Dugas. The runner-up Eagles earned the NAC automatic qualification (AQ) bid to the 2019-20 tournament despite the second-place performance because Delhi was a provisional member in NCAA Division III and unable to participate in the national championship.

The NCAA national championship will be held May 11-14 at Oglebay Resort & Conference Center in Wheeling, West Virginia.