WESTLAKE, Ohio - The IU Indianapolis men's golf team finished off play at Cleveland State's Tom Tontimonia Invitational on Tuesday (Oct. 6) with a final round 301, finishing tied for sixth among the 12-team field. 

Senior Titus Boswell finished off his 12th career top-10 finish at 216 (75-68-73), finishing tied for tenth among the 88-player field. Boswell's final round, 2-over 73 led the way for the Jaguars' lineup on Tuesday. 

"I had a really nice week on and around the greens," Boswell said. "I made some really important putts when I had to and got up and down plenty of times to save some shots. I would love to get some momentum with the ball striking this next week because I know I'm really close to breaking through and winning one of these."

Behind him, both Brady Schier and Keaton Parmley carded 4-over 75s and Greg Miller and Jack Scudder shot 7-over 78. Schier finished the tournament at 6-over 219 (74-70-75), tying for 22nd overall, while Parmley finished at 221 (76-70-75), tying for 33rd overall. 

Miller closed at 223 (70-75-78) for the week and Scudder finished at 239 (83-78-78). 

Freshman Tommy Klinker was tops among the three individual entries on Tuesday with a 3-over 74 and classmate Nathan Springer shot 4-over 75. Both Klinker and Springer finished tied for 39th overall at 222 each. Springer finished second among the field with 39 pars for the tournament while Parmley tied for third with 38 pars. 

Boswell finished tied for ninth among the field with nine birdies for the week, including three on Tuesday. 

Dayton finished as team champion at 853 while Green Bay and Purdue Fort Wayne finished tied for second at 859. Dayton'[s Luke Kahle rode a final round, 5-under 66 to medalist honors, closing the tournament at 208. 

The Jaguars will return to action on Oct. 12-13 when they compete in The Scrappy at Pinetree in Kennesaw, Ga.