ONEONTA, Ala. -- The ULM men's golf team secured a share of the 2024 Graeme McDowell Invitational after posting a team score of -30 (834) from the three-day tournament that concluded on Tuesday (Sept. 24). Louis Anceaux shot the lowest round under par (-9) in school history during Monday's second round and led the Warhawks with a runner-up finish at -14.

Anceaux drained eight birdies and an eagle, shooting a 63 (-9) in his record-breaking round on Monday after beginning the tournament with a score of 70 (-2) and finishing with a 69 (-3), good for a share of second place. Theis Poulsen notched a top-10 finish with a total score of 205, which included a pair of rounds at 68 (-4) and a final round of 69 (-3). Rory Milne signed a scorecard in the red on Sunday with an opening round of 68 (-4) and concluded the event with a pair of even-par rounds at 72, finishing tied for 18th place. Javier Balbastre climbed 20 spots in Tuesday's final round after turning in a 68 (-4) and finished tied for 29th with a cumulative score of 215 (-1). Tommaso Rossin rounded out the scoring for the Warhawks with a 232 and Alston Manne, who competed as an individual, fired a 232.

The tournament victory marks the first time ULM has captured a team championship since the 2020 Intercollegiate at the Grove in Murfreesboro, Tenn.

The Warhawks will be back on the course next week at the Bayou City Collegiate, hosted by Rice, in Houston starting on Monday (Sept. 30).