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No. 39 Flagler College Men’s Golf Team Takes Eighth at Citrus Intercollegiate as Rocco Randazzo Ties for 26th

October 23, 2026 · Brian Hradsky
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No. 39 Flagler College finished eighth at the Citrus Intercollegiate on Tuesday at Championsgate Country Club. The Flagler College men’s golf team shot 294 (+6) in the final round and finished with a 904 (+40) team score. The tournament field included five programs ranked in the top 25 nationally.

Rocco Randazzo posted Flagler College’s best individual finish, tying for 26th at 225 (+9). The senior shot 73 in the final round after opening with rounds of 77 and 75. His final-round score matched the team’s lowest closing score.

Flagler College Scorecard

Julio Goti also shot 73 in the final round and tied for 33rd at 227 (+11). The junior’s tournament score was 77-77-73. Josh Orgen matched that 73 and finished 37th at 229 (+13) after rounds of 80 and 76.

PJ Herron finished tied for 39th at 230 (+14) after shooting 80 in the final round. Masen McKain tied for 49th at 233 (+17) with a final-round 79. Juan Saavedra finished 51st at 239 (+19), shooting 79 in the final round after opening with rounds of 78 and 82.

Nova Southeastern Wins Team Title

No. 3 Nova Southeastern won the team title with 875 (+11). The Sharks shot 285 (-3) in the final round, the best closing score in the tournament. The top-25 programs in the field also included No. 1 Keiser, No. 6 Palm Beach Atlantic, No. 10 Barry and No. 16 Rollins.

Andrew Westmoreland of Union won the individual title with 215 (-1). He shot 68 in the final round to secure the individual championship. Flagler College’s 904 (+40) placed the Saints eighth in the 12-team tournament.

FSB Take

Flagler College’s eighth-place finish came in a Citrus Intercollegiate field that included five nationally ranked top-25 programs. Randazzo led the team individually by tying for 26th, while Goti and Orgen also shot 73 in the final round. The three scores gave Flagler College three players at 73 or better in the tournament’s closing round.


Source: Original report