ESTERO, Fla. – Senior transfer Matthis Lefèvre finished tied for fourth individually to lead the Stetson men's golf team to a share of fourth place at the West Bay Collegiate, hosted by FGCU at West Bay Club.

Lefèvre carded rounds of 67-67-71 to finish the 54-hole tournament at 11-under-par 205, just four strokes behind medalist Vaughn McMeans of George Mason. Three Hatters placed among the top 20 individually, with Simon Engman finishing 18th at 5-under, one stroke ahead of Gabriel Lindahl, who tied for 19th at 4-under. Engman recorded rounds of 72-71-69, while Lindahl followed an opening-round 72 with back-to-back 2-under-par 70s.

Engman, a junior from Gothenburg, Sweden, posted Stetson's low round of the day with a 3-under 69 — his second-lowest round and sixth score at par or better this season. Over his final 36 holes, he recorded seven birdies against just three bogeys on the 6,939-yard, par-72 course.

The Hatters earned their second top-five finish of the young season, tying George Mason for fourth at 24-under-par. Host FGCU claimed the team title at 37-under, followed by Elon at 29-under and Eastern Michigan at 27-under.

Freshman Thanattasorn Supinraj, competing as an individual in his collegiate debut, tied for 34th in the 71-player field. The Udon Thani, Thailand, native turned in rounds of 72-70-74 to finish at even par.

Senior Gaspar Glaudas shot even par in the final round to close at 2-over and in 42nd place. Rasmus Ronnberg finished 55th at 7-over, while James McNair, also playing as an individual, tied for 65th at 13-over.

Stetson continues its busy October schedule at the Furman Intercollegiate in Greenville, South Carolina, Oct. 18–19, before wrapping up the fall season at the Florida Atlantic Invitational, Oct. 27–28.

About Stetson Athletics
At Stetson University, student-athletes don't just compete—they thrive. Located in historic DeLand, Florida, between Orlando and Daytona Beach, Stetson offers the perfect blend of competitive athletics, academic excellence, and an unbeatable Central Florida lifestyle. As the oldest private university in the region, Stetson supports approximately 500 student-athletes across 19 NCAA Division I sports. Nicknamed the "Hatters" after the institution's namesake John B. Stetson, a hat manufacturer who originated the modern-day cowboy hat, most Stetson athletic teams compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference, where they proudly hold the longest active membership since 1985. With top-tier facilities, personalized support, and a welcoming campus community, Stetson is where students can grow, compete, and succeed. Learn more at GoHatters.com or follow social media accounts @StetsonHatters.