Eastern Michigan Athletics
Breault Named MAC Co-Golfer of the Week
3/22/2019 9:58:00 AM | Men's Golf
Breault is the second Eagle this season to win the conference's weekly award
CLEVELAND, Ohio (EMUEagles.com) - Less than one week after being named the Mid-American Conference's Scholar Athlete of the Week, Eastern Michigan University senior Beau Breault (Hartland, Mich.-Hartland) was named MAC Co-Golfer of the Week, March 22, after his strong performance at the Mission Inn Spring Spectacular, March 16-17.
The league's announcement marks the first MAC Golfer of the Week award in Breault's career, while it is the second by an Eagle this season as Ty Celone earned the honor, Sept. 20.
On a day the color green is celebrated worldwide, Breault helped make sure the leaderboard at the Mission Inn Spring Spectacular featured the verdant shade on St. Patrick's Day, March 17. Breault notched his seventh career top-10 showing to pace the Eagles with a one-under 215 (70-73-72) on the par-72, 6,793-yard El Campeon Golf Course. The Hartland, Mich. native finished in a three-way tie, while edging No. 70 James Nicholas from Yale. Breault opened the round with an eagle on the opening hole, as he added five birdies throughout on the day.
Overall, the EMU men's golf team finished in sixth-place with a 875 (286-293-296). Kansas State took home the championship with a 848 (283-285-280) and KSU's Jeremy Gandon earned medalist honors with a 208 (70-67-71).
After a few weeks off from competition, the Eagles will return to action Saturday, April 6, at Eastern Kentucky University.
The league's announcement marks the first MAC Golfer of the Week award in Breault's career, while it is the second by an Eagle this season as Ty Celone earned the honor, Sept. 20.
On a day the color green is celebrated worldwide, Breault helped make sure the leaderboard at the Mission Inn Spring Spectacular featured the verdant shade on St. Patrick's Day, March 17. Breault notched his seventh career top-10 showing to pace the Eagles with a one-under 215 (70-73-72) on the par-72, 6,793-yard El Campeon Golf Course. The Hartland, Mich. native finished in a three-way tie, while edging No. 70 James Nicholas from Yale. Breault opened the round with an eagle on the opening hole, as he added five birdies throughout on the day.
Overall, the EMU men's golf team finished in sixth-place with a 875 (286-293-296). Kansas State took home the championship with a 848 (283-285-280) and KSU's Jeremy Gandon earned medalist honors with a 208 (70-67-71).
After a few weeks off from competition, the Eagles will return to action Saturday, April 6, at Eastern Kentucky University.
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