MONROE, N.Y. – The Manhattanville University men's golf team concluded play for the fall season on Monday at the 2026 Skyline Conference Championship. The Valiants finished in sixth-place in the two-day tournament at The Golf Club at Mansion Ridge, posting a team score of 747 (+171) as a foursome.
Jude Signore (Mount Tremper, N.Y./Onteora) led the Valiants with a 16
th-place finish, climbing up one spot on the leaderboard from Sunday to Monday. The freshman shot an 89 (+17) in Sunday's opening round, birdying the par-three hole 5 along with three pars. In his second go-around on Monday, Signore shot a round of 90 (+18) with a birdie on hole 12 and five total pars. Signore's two-day score of 179 (+35) was matched by Saint Joseph's Long Island's Dennis Lynch Jr. and Yeshiva's Gavi Steinlauf for a three-way tie for 16
th overall.
Lam Pham () finished tied for 20
th alongside Dominick Glatz of Saint Joseph's, with the pair both shooting 181 (+37) across the two rounds. Pham ended Sunday in 18
th place after an opening round of 91 (+19), highlighted by a birdie on hole 11 and four pars on the front nine. Pham would knock a stroke off his score on Monday with seven more pars, once again shining on the front turn with six of his pars coming over the first nine holes.
Ezra Zizmor (New York, N.Y./Poly Prep) took 24
th along with Deegan Lamas of Mount Saint Vincent, scoring 190 (+46). The rookie shot 96 (+24) on day one with a pair of pars to finish the round in 23
rd. Zizmor fared a touch better in Monday's go, knocking two strokes off his score thanks to five pars to shoot 94 (+22).
Evan Kaloski (Center Moriches, N.Y./Center Moriches) rounded out the scoring foursome with the biggest climb up the standings between rounds for the Valiants, improving his Round Two score by 19 strokes to finish in 27
th place. Kaloski finished Sunday with a score of 108 (+36), only sinking par on hole 16 to end the day in 31
st. The junior bounced back with a round of 89 (+17) on Monday with four pars and climbing four spots up the leaderboard to finish tied with St. Joseph's Alex Deluca.
After shooting a 128 (+56) on Sunday,
Max Griffin (Clarksburg, Mass./Drury) knocked 23 strokes off on his Round Two score, finishing the tourney with a 105 (+33) in Monday's play with one par.
Claiming each of the top five spots on the individual leaderboard, Farmingdale captured its seventh-consecutive Skyline Championship with a team score of 599 (+23). The Rams finished on Sunday a collective one-under par (289) and finished 66 strokes ahead of second-place Mount Saint Mary (665, +89).
Philip Connolly finished atop the leaderboard on both days, shooting a two-day total of 146 (+2) to take the individual crown.
Yeshiva finished in third with a score of 692 (+116). Purchase was able to overtake Saint Joseph's in Round Two, improving their score by 32 between rounds to finish fourth with a score of 968 (+122). The Golden Eagles finished fifth (714, +138), finishing 33 strokes ahead of the Valiants. Mount Saint Vincent finished in seventh with a final score of 843 (+267).
The Valiants will return to action in the spring season.
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