NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — Freshman Leo Dellinger finished sixth overall Sunday to lead the Wabash College golf team to a fourth-place finish at the 2026 DePauw University Spring Clash at Pebble Brook Golf Club.
The Little Giants' A team posted rounds of 292 and 291 for a 36-hole score of 583 on the par-70, 6,448-yard course. Wabash finished 23-over par, one stroke behind third-place Franklin. Denison won the team title with a 562, followed by DePauw in second place at 575 and Franklin in third at 582. Wabash finished four shots ahead of DePauw's B and C teams, which tied for fifth at 587.
Dellinger turned in rounds of 72 and even-par 70 to finish at 142, two-over par. His final-round 70 was the low round of the day for the Little Giants and left him one shot out of a tie for fourth place.
Sophomore Mason Pierle tied for ninth place at 144. Pierle opened the tournament with a one-under 69, Wabash's lowest round of the event, then added a second-round 75. Pierle's opening round helped Wabash finish the first 18 holes in fourth place with a 292.
Freshman Finn Carteaux tied for 20th place at 148 after improving by four strokes from the opening round to the second. Carteaux shot 76 in the first round and followed with a 72 over the final 18 holes. Freshman Charlie Seaburg tied for 22nd place at 149, carding rounds of 75 and 74. Senior Liam McAllister finished 34th at 153 with rounds of 78 and 75.
Wabash's B team finished eighth with a 617 total. The Little Giants' second lineup improved by 11 strokes between rounds, following an opening 314 with a 303 in the second round.
Sophomore Coen Bauschek led the B team by tying for 26th place at 150. Bauschek opened with a 78 before shooting a two-over 72 in the second round. Senior Lucas Ranard and freshman Louis Leon Gryglewski tied for 35th place at 154. Ranard shot 80 in the first round and closed with a 74, while Gryglewski posted rounds of 76 and 78.
Sophomore Antonio Grandinetti tied for 43rd place at 159 with rounds of 80 and 79. Freshman Jacob Eble tied for 45th place at 161 after shooting 81 and 80.
Freshmen Carter McCall and Carson Granger competed as individuals for Wabash and tied for 51st place at 172. McCall shot 82 in the first round and 90 in the second, while Granger posted rounds of 84 and 88.
Denison's Jack Yurosek won medalist honors with a three-under 137. He finished two strokes ahead of teammate William McCarthy, who placed second at 139. DePauw's Max Brown finished third at even-par 140.
Wabash will compete at the 2026 North Coast Athletic Conference Men's Golf Championship from May 1-3 at Avalon Lakes Golf Club in Warren, Ohio.
