Men's Golf Heads To Paducah Kentucky To Compete In Racer Intercollegiate

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Morehead, Ky. -- The Morehead State Men's Golf Team will be heading to the opposite side of the state to compete in the Racer Intercollegiate, hosted by Murray State.

The 54-hole tournament will take place across Monday and Tuesday (Apr. 6-7) with 36-holes of play scheduled for the first day followed by a final round. The tournament will begin approximately at 10:30 a.m. EST.

The Eagles are coming off a first-place finish in The Keene Trace Collegiate, featuring four Eagles finishing within the top-10. Gavin Augenstein led the Eagles, tying for 5th and earning his first career top-5 finish. Logan Liles followed closely, tying for 7th and earning his first top-10 finish of the season and third of his career. Seamus Bogan and Logan McCormick both finished tied for 10th. McCormick earned his second top-10 finish of the season (4th of his career) and Bogan earned his fifth top-10 finish of the season (6th of his career). 
 
"We are familiar with Paducah after playing in the Carpenter Chaney Classic", said Head Coach Matthew Martin. "It will be a little different going from match play to stroke play, but the course remains the same.  The greens pose the biggest challenge.  It's a great test of golf and will help in our preparation for the OVC Championship."

TOURNAMENT INFORMATION
Course: Country Club of Paducah (Paducah, Ky)
Yardage (Par): 7,014 (72)
Competing Teams: (15) Morehead State, SIUE, Belmont, Tennessee Tech., Dayton, UT Martin, Murray, North Dakota, Chattanooga, Austin Peay, Bradley, Lindenwood, Southern Indiana, Eastern Illinois, and Southern Illinois. 

TOURNAMENT LINEUP
1. Seamus Bogan
2. Logan McCormick
3. Gavin Augenstein
4. Logan Liles
5. Remy Stalcup
Individuals:
 1. Mitchell Gastright

Notable

• The Eagles' first place finish in the Keene Trace Collegiate is the first time they've finished first since the APSU Intercollegiate on Oct. 2nd, 2023.
• Seamus Bogan's top-10 performance in the Keene Trace Collegiate is his fourth top-10 finish in a row, dating back to the Compadres Collegiate at the beginning of February.
• Seamus Bogan finished first (out of 72 individuals) in the Jackrabbit Invitational, shooting 12 under par. Bogan's first place finish is the first time an Eagle has finished first since Joe Muschong won the OVC Championship in 2022. Bogan's score of 12 under par is the second best performance in the past 15 years, the best since Logan Hogge shot 14 under par in the Austin Peay Intercollegiate in 2014. His performance earned him his second, OVC Golfer of the Week award.
• Seamus Bogan put together a top-5 round in the past 15 years of Morehead State golf, shooting six under par in the first round and leading the tournament from the very beginning. He finished first in total birdies during the tournament with 16. He also finished tied for first in par-4 scoring average and tied for second in par-3 scoring average.

• Seamus Bogan was named OVC Golfer of the Month following his two, top-10 finishes in the Compadres Collegiate and The Savannah Intercollegiate. Bogan leads the Eagles in scoring average with an average of 72.81, and now has three top-10 finishes in the 2025-26 season.
• Seamus Bogan and Remy Stalcup catapulted 19 spots in the final day of The Savannah Intercollegiate, each finishing tied for seventh. Bogan and Stalcup both shot a score of 74 (+2) in the final day, each turning in a +5 for the tournament and earning each of them another top-10 finish on the season.
• Seamus Bogan picked up his first career OVC Golfer of the Week nod following his stellar finish at the Compadres Collegiate. Bogan shot four under and climbed 15 spots to finish top-10 and grab the title of "highest riser" in the tournament.
• The Eagles broke the school record for a team total in a 54-hole tournament (833) at the Derek Dolenc Invitational in September. It was previously 834 at the JT Poston Invitational in 2019. They also broke the record for a team score of -19. 
• Remy Stalcup notched his first career top-5 finish as an Eagle during the Colonel Shootout. He was one of only two out of 76 competing golfers to shoot below 70 in all three rounds, earning him OVC Golfer of the Week.