THE EVENT FACTS

Tournament: NCAA DII National Championships

Location: Boulder City, NV - Boulder Creek Golf Course

Gannon Score Through Twp Rounds: +13 (18th) (+6 On Day Two)

Date: May 19th, 2026

TEAM LEADERBOARD

1- Florida Southern — -18
2- Missouri-St. Louis — -17
3- Columbus State — -12
T4 - Lee — -9
T4 - West Florida — -9
6- CSU San Bernardino — -7
7- Wingate — -6
8- Georgia Southwestern — -4
9 - Nova Southeastern — -2
10- Colorado Christian — -1
11- Grand Valley State — +3
12 - West Texas A&M — +4
T13 - Central Missouri — +5
T13 - CSUSM — +5
T15 - Western Washington — +6
T15 - CSU East Bay — +6
17 - Washburn — +7
18 - Gannon — +13
19 - Wheeling — +27
20 - Charleston (WV) — +33
CURRENT INDIVIDUAL PLACEMENTS
Rasmus Seppanen (Bastad, Sweden/Akademi Bastad Gymnasium) - T51, +2
Giovanni Delorenzi (Reggio Emilia, Italy/International School of Modena) - T68, +4
Mattia Parrini (Verolengo, Italy/Verolengo) - T74, +5
Jacob Wolak (Slippery Rock, Pa./Slippery Rock Area) - T90, +9
Mario Estevez (Gijón, Spain/Colegio Montedeva de Gijón) - T92, +11
 

BOULDER CITY, NV - Gannon took to the course for the second round of the NCAA Championship tournament at Boulder Creek Golf Club in windy conditions. Despite the elements, Gannon carded a team score one stroke better than on day one, shooting six-over par as a team. 

Gannon is 18th in a 20 team field after two rounds and leads all teams from the Atlantic/East regional. 

The Golden Knights will start the final round of the national competition at 7:30 am PT, 10:30 am Eastern time. 

THE KNIGHTCAP - GANNON RESULTS

Rasmus Seppanen (Bastad, Sweden/Akademi Bastad Gymnasium) (Bastad, Sweden/Akademi Bastad Gymnasium) (T51 / +1) (+2 on Day Two)
Seppanen would shake off an early bogey with five straight pars and then a birdie at the par three eighth hole. Seppanen would also birdie another par three, the 179 yard 17th hole, to shoot a 36 on the front nine and 38 on the back nine. He is near the top 50 entering the final round. 

Giovanni Delorenzi (Reggio Emilia, Italy/International School of Modena) (T68 / +4) (+1 on Day Two)
Delorenzi found his first birdie of the day at the par five fifth hole and would make par for the rest of the front nine to finish at an even 36 for the first half of the round. Then, the senior showed more flashes of brilliance, securing a birdie on hole 13 (par five) and making the lone eagle of the day for Gannon at the 635 yard par five 16th hole. 

Mattia Parrini (Verolengo, Italy/Verolengo)  (T74 / +5) (+2 on Day Two)
Parrini started off the day with a birdie at the par five fifth hole and earned par the rest of the way for an even 36 on the first nine holes of the day. Parrini then made birdie on both of the par fives on the back nine, including the 13th and 16th holes. A round of 74 moved him up a spot on the individual leaderboard. 

Jacob Wolak (Slippery Rock, Pa./Slippery Rock Area) (T90/ +9)  (+1 on Day Two)
Wolak had a bounce back round on Tuesday, shooting a one-over 73. His round was highlighted by a birdie on the par five fifth hole and three red numbers on the back nine. Wolak would go back to back on birdies on the 12th and 13th holes before earning another birdie on the 16th.

Mario Estevez (Gijón, Spain/Colegio Montedeva de Gijón) (T97 / +11)  (+9 on Day Two)
Estevez would card an 81 in the second round of the tournament, highlighted by three birdies. He made a short tap in at the par five second hole, again at the long par four seventh, and on the par five 16th hole. 

Up Next

The final round of the NCAA Championships will begin on Wednesday morning. Gannon has the early tee times, set to start at 10:30 am (7:30 local).