The Middlebury men's golf team wrapped up its fall season with a second place finish at the six-team Manhattanville/N.Y.U. Classic. The Panthers came in with a two-day total of 631, nine stroke behind Manhattanville.

The Middlebury College men’s golf team finished in a third place tie among 12 teams at the Hamilton Invitational. The Panthers finished with a 611, two strokes behind Williams and seven off the winning pace set by Manhattanville.

Three members of the Middlebury men’s golf team were honored when the league announced post-season honors. Junior William Prince (New Canaan, Conn.) earned a spot on the All-NESCAC first-team, while sophomores Chris Atwood (Rochester, N.H.) and Rob Donahoe (Canton, Mass.) were both second-team honorees.

The Middlebury men's golf team has qualified for the 2012 NESCAC Championship with a third place finish at the fall qualifier. Williams placed first with a 586 and will host the spring event, followed by Trinity (588), Middlebury (594) and Hamilton (600). Action was taking place at Lyman Orchards Golf Club and was hosted by Wesleyan.

With a team score of 290, Williams holds an eight-stroke lead over second-place Trinity following the first day of the 2011 NESCAC Golf Championship Qualifier at Lyman Orchards Golf Club. Five teams are separated by six strokes as Amherst (301) is third, followed by 2010 Qualifier champion Middlebury (303).