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Cardinals Cap Final Round of "Put Me In Coach" Invite with Top 10 Finishes by Gutierrez and Mahoney
October 07, 2025 | Men's Golf
MUNCIE, Ind. -- Aidan Gutierrez saved his best round for the final round, and Avery Mahoney fired the lowest round of the day, Tuesday afternoon, as play concluded at the "Put Me In Coach" Invitational, hosted by Golfweek at Delaware Country Club. Both posted top-10 finishes for Ball State.
Gutierrez (70-71-69--210) finished in fifth place overall, rising one spot in the standings on the final day of the individuals-only tournament. Mahoney (71-76-67--214), his Ball State teammate, birdied four holes in round three of the event to jump nine spots in the final standings and finish in 10th place at 4-over par. Freshman Brody Sorrell (76-72-67--215) also fired a 67 on Tuesday, finishing just a stroke behind Mahoney in 12th place.
The 67 by Mahoney and Sorrell was one stroke off the best round of the tournament, 66, carded in Monday's second round by Purdue's Yilin Sun, who finished tied in second place. Mahoney and Sorrell were among just five out of 34 golfers to complete a round of 67 or below.
Cardinals sophomore Gavin Hare (79-71-75--225) bounced back from a first-round of 79 to finish 24th.
Gutierrez (70-71-69--210) finished in fifth place overall, rising one spot in the standings on the final day of the individuals-only tournament. Mahoney (71-76-67--214), his Ball State teammate, birdied four holes in round three of the event to jump nine spots in the final standings and finish in 10th place at 4-over par. Freshman Brody Sorrell (76-72-67--215) also fired a 67 on Tuesday, finishing just a stroke behind Mahoney in 12th place.
The 67 by Mahoney and Sorrell was one stroke off the best round of the tournament, 66, carded in Monday's second round by Purdue's Yilin Sun, who finished tied in second place. Mahoney and Sorrell were among just five out of 34 golfers to complete a round of 67 or below.
Cardinals sophomore Gavin Hare (79-71-75--225) bounced back from a first-round of 79 to finish 24th.
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