Don’t miss an all-new episode of Lehigh Sports Magazine premiering Monday night on WFMZ-TV (channel 69) and Lehighsports.com. Host Jim Vaughn of 69 sports will chat with men's golf coach Henry D'Alberto and sophomore Tim Rosenhouse about their recently-completed fall season ... 

Three Mountain Hawks, including Tim Rosenhouse, Steve Suarez and Duncan Zeiders posted top-15 finishes at the 2009 Kelly Gutshall Invitational which wrapped up on Sunday afternoon at Saucon Valley Country Club.  Rosenhouse shot a 152 (72, 80) and tied for sixth place, while Suarez finished in 14th with a 154 (75, 79) and Zeiders shot a 155 (79, 76) and tied for 15th place.  Drexel placed first in the team standings after the Dragons shot a 609 (300, 309) with Bucknell in second with a 611 (303, 308), Villanova in third (300, 315 = 615), Lehigh in fourth with a 620 (303, 317) and Colgate in fifth (303, 318 = 621).

Sophomore Tim Rosenhouse is tied for first place after shooting a 72 in the opening round of the 2009 Kelly Gutshall Invitational being held at Saucon Valley Country Club.  Rosenhouse is tied with Kris Boyes of St. Bonaventure and Drexel’s Kyle Davis.  In the team standings the Mountain Hawks are tied with Bucknell, St. Bonaventure, and Colgate as each school shot a 303 on Saturday afternoon.  Drexel and Villanova are tied atop the team standings with identical 300s.

The Lehigh men’s golf team will play its final match of the 2009 fall season this weekend in the luxury of their own backyard as the Mountain Hawks host the Lehigh Invitational at Saucon Valley Country Club.  Nine teams will compete on the Weyhill Course as Lafayette, Bucknell, Siena, Colgate, Saint Bonaventure, Drexel, Villanova and Saint Peter’s join the Brown and White for the two-day tournament.  Action gets underway on Saturday morning and will conclude on Sunday.

Lehigh finished up action at the Scotty Duncan Memorial Tournament on Monday as the Mountain Hawks shot a 323 over the final 18 holes to place sixth in the 15-team field with a total score of 640 (317, 323).  Sophomore Doug Marcincin was the Brown and White’s top individual finisher as he shot a 156 (77, 79) which placed him in a tie for 13th place, while Steve Suarez tied for 21st individually with a 159 (80, 79).  The host Blue Hens took home the team championship as they shot a 606 (304, 302), with George Washington in second after shooting a 612 (307, 305), Rutgers in third with a 617 (314, 303), Wilmington (Del.) in fourth with a 635 (329, 306) and Iona in fifth with a 637 (315, 322).