HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. — SUNY Delhi made the first NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championship appearance in program history this week, and the Broncos' debut ended at the 36-hole cut. Delhi finished at 644 (+72), outside the top 18 teams that advanced to the final two rounds. 

The Broncos posted a 325 (+37) on the El Campeon course in a first round disrupted by heavy rain, then improved to a 319 (+35) on Las Colinas in the second round. The two-day total left Delhi tied with UW-Superior. 

John Souva led the Broncos at 160 (+17), backing an opening 82 with a 78 that was the lowest round any Delhi player posted in the championship. Matthew Daniels finished at 161 (+18) on rounds of 82 and 79. Grady Glennon, a two-time NAC medalist, did not find the form that carried him through the conference season and came in at 162 (+19) after a first-round 80 and a second-round 82. Ben Swartz carded 163 (+20), and Jonathan Tecchio closed with an 80, his best round of the championship, to finish at 165 (+22). 

Delhi earned its place in the 43-team field by winning its third North Atlantic Conference title in the fall. The championship closed the Broncos' 2025-26 season.