BRUNSWICK, Maine - Paced by medalist James Frost, the University of Southern Maine golf team won the two-day Bowdoin Invitational on Sunday afternoon. Southern Maine posted a team total of 607, placing them first in the 14-team field.

Frost carded a two-day total of 146 (+2) on the par-72 course. Williams College took second place overall with a total of 613 led by Kevin Kellert (147, +3) who took second place among the individual honors. St. Anselm (618), Husson (622) and Bowdoin (636) rounded out the top five teams.

St. Joe's was led by sophomore Francois Renaud (E. Middlebury, VT) with a 160.

1 - USM - 607, 2 - Williams - 613, 3 - St. Anselm - 618, 4 - Husson - 622, 5 - Bowdoin - 636, 6 - St. Joe's - 639 , 7 - Tufts - 642, 8 - Brandeis - 646, 9 - MIT, 10 - Bates - 678, 11 - UNE - 691, 12 - UMPI - 720, 13 - Colby - 725, 14 - UMF - 758

Saint Joseph 's College Individual Results
Renaud (77-83)
Leconte (82-79)
Deroche (84-78)
Murray (80-81)
Peterson (86-78)