DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. - The Berry College men's golf team wrapped up an impressive showing at the West Pines Invitational Tuesday afternoon, finishing in sixth place out of 24 teams. 

The Vikings finished with a final team score of +10, just one stroke back of fifth place Christopher Newport and two strokes back of fourth place Babson. 

Jack Polansky earned the highest individual placement among the five Viking golfers with a 211 (-2), good enough to finish tied for 10th. He was incredibly steady throughout the two days of competition, posting rounds of 71-71-69 and carded 11 birdies, one eagle, and zero double bogeys.

Cooper Goodson finished tied for 24th individually with a 216 (+3), which was good enough for second on the team. He shot 70-71-75 and had five birdies across three rounds.

David Zachok and Mason Seaton also gave Berry solid performances. Zachok finished tied for 28th with a +4, and Seaton was tied for 41st with a +6. Both had strong finishes in the final round as Zachok climbed up seven spots on the leaderboard, while Seaton climbed up 10 spots.

Lastly, Wills Eller rounded out the Viking lineup with a +15 to finish tied for 86th.

Oglethorpe took home the team championship with an impressive -17, which was 12 strokes better than second place Shenandoah (-5). Hamden-Sydney finished in third place with a -1 to complete the podium.

Overall, it was a good outing for the Vikings as they finished in the upper-third of the team leaderboard and managed to pull ahead of other SAA opponents such as Rhodes, Centre, and Maryville on the second day.

Click the link here to see the full list of individual and team results.

The team returns to action on Monday, October 12 for the Tartan Invitational, hosted by Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The event will take place over two days at the Laurel Valley Golf Club.