April 23
Mosinee Invitational
Wittenberg-Birnamwood placed last after the completion of the two-day invite at Wild Rock Golf Course in Wisconsin Dells.
“There is no other way to say it other than we played poorly,” coach Chris Bartletti said. “We did improve on the second day, but these scores are not competitive and not where we expect to be. This was a difficult championship course with a very talented field, and I think those factors intimidated many of our players.”
He said the golfers played decently for stretches but were not consistent throughout the course.
“A 36-hole tournament requires continuous focus and execution, and we just didn’t have it,” Bartletti said. “George (Seegmiller) was able to post two decent rounds, and Jaden (Clark) had a very good round going on Day 2 but had a disastrous Hole 4, which hurt his final result.”
Seegmiller, a junior, scored an 89 each day for a 178 total. Clark improved from a 108 on the first day to a 94 on the second day for a 202 total.
Roman Johnson scored a 207 total, including a 104 on the first day and a 103 the next day. Nicholas Flak had a 224, with a 113 on Day 1 and a 111 on Day 2.
Luca Pelusi had scores of 117 and 110 for a 227 total.
“This was a good experience for us, and each player seems determined to learn from this and work to improve,” Bartletti said.
Inconsistent play hurts Chargers on golf course


