At the 53rd Camp Lejeune Intercollegiate, Virginia Wesleyan turned in rounds of 300, 297, and 306 to finish tied for 13th overall with a team score of 903. The Marlins were in a solid position after two rounds, highlighted by an impressive 297 in the second round, but were unable to maintain that momentum during the final round, where a 306 dropped them into a tie for 13th in a competitive field.

AJ Hartley led the way for Virginia Wesleyan, finishing tied for 25th with a three-round total of 221. After opening the tournament with rounds of 75 and 76, Hartley delivered the team's best performance of the weekend in the final round, firing a 70 to climb the leaderboard and secure a top-25 finish.

Brady King followed closely behind, finishing tied for 29th at 222. King opened with a 75 before carding a strong 71 in the second round, one of the lowest rounds for the Marlins during the event. He closed with a 76, maintaining consistency throughout the tournament and finishing just one stroke behind Hartley.

James Brooks placed tied for 60th with a total of 229. He got off to a solid start with a 74 in the opening round but followed with rounds of 77 and 78 over the final two days. Despite the slight increase in scores, Brooks contributed steady play and valuable counting rounds for the team.

Brayden Tritsch finished tied for 78th at 233. He showed consistency early with rounds of 76 and 75, keeping himself in a good position through two rounds. However, a final-round 82 proved costly and dropped him down the leaderboard.

Lleyton McCulloch rounded out the lineup, finishing tied for 101st with a total of 239. After opening with a 79, he rebounded nicely in the second round with a 75, but struggled in the final round with an 85, which impacted his overall standing.