OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. — The SUNY Old Westbury men's golf team wrapped up its 2026 campaign with a solid performance on Senior Day, finishing fourth out of seven teams at their final tournament of the season.
The Panthers posted a competitive team score, finishing just four strokes behind third place while also placing four shots ahead of fifth, continuing a consistent trend of strong finishes throughout the year. Old Westbury was led by Matthew Lee, who turned in a team-best round of 78 (+8) to place solo sixth overall in the tournament.
Michael Tuzzolo followed closely behind, carding an 80 (+10) to finish tied for 11th, giving the Panthers two top individual performances on the day.
Jake Berenger added an 83 (+13), while John Cosenza finished with an 81 (+11). James Bayley rounded out the team scoring with an 84 (+14) as Old Westbury remained competitive throughout the round.
The Panthers showcased balance across the lineup, with multiple golfers contributing steady rounds to secure the fourth-place team finish.
WHAT OLD WESTBURY DID WELL?
- Old Westbury demonstrated consistency across its lineup, with all scoring golfers finishing within a competitive range.
- Strong individual performances from Lee and Tuzzolo helped anchor the team's overall result.
TOP PERFORMERS
Matthew Lee: 78 (+8), 6th place
Michael Tuzzolo: 80 (+10), T-11th
John Cosenza: 81 (+11)
Jake Berenger: 83 (+13)
James Bayley: 84 (+14)
SENIOR DAY RECOGNITION
The tournament also marked Senior Day and the final event of the season for Old Westbury, as the program honored seniors James Bayley, John Cosenza, and Brendan Ortenzi for their contributions to the team.
What's Next?
With the conclusion of the Old Westbury Invitational,The Panthers looks to build off this strong momentum heading into next season.
