The Virginia Wesleyan men's golf team turned in a strong performance at the Shenandoah Invitational, finishing seventh overall with a two-day team total of 605 (307-298). The Marlins improved by nine strokes in the second round to climb in the standings and close out the tournament on a high note.

Brayden Tritsch led the way for Virginia Wesleyan, firing rounds of 73 and 72 to post a 145, good for a fourth-place individual finish. His consistency across both rounds secured one of the top finishes of the event.

Brady King and Grady Logan each finished tied for 28th after identical totals of 152 (77-75), providing steady scores for the Marlins. Andrew Hartley contributed with rounds of 80 and 76 to card a 156, placing him 45th, while Sebastien Haazer rounded out the team scoring with an 83 and 77 for a 160, finishing 50th.