Williamstown, Mass. - Senior captain Matt Greason (North Bridgton, Maine) and freshman Adam Cohen (Tampa, Fla.) each shot a two-round 161 to help the Trinity College Bantams finish fifth in the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) Golf Championships at Williams College this weekend.

Trinity had a five-man total of 647 to finish one shot behind fourth-place Colby College and six strokes ahead of sixth-place Tufts University. Williams won the tournament with a 605. The Bantams were tied for third with Colby after one round but slumped to a 329 on Sunday to finish behind Colby and Middlebury. Trinity sophomore Brian DiMenna (Darien, Conn.) shot a 162 and freshman Jay Pulaski (Kensington, Conn.) shot a 163 for two rounds.

1. Williams 299 306 605

2. Amherst 309 314 623

3. Middlebury 328 314 623

4. Colby 318 328 646

5. Trinity (Conn.) 318 329 646

6. Tufts 322 331 653

6. Hamilton 328 325 653

8. Bowdoin 335 341 676

9. Bates 346 339 685

10. Wesleyan 353 333 686

11. Connecticut College 341 353 694

16. Matt Greason 80 81 161

16. Adam Cohen 78 83 161

19. Brian DiMenna 81 81 162

T20. Jay Pulaski 79 84 163

47. Andrew Eastman 89 88 177