A pair of local colleges (York and Gettysburg) captured conference golf titles over the weekend. Here’s more on each:
— The York College men’s golf squad shot a Day 2 total of 309 to cruise to the Capital Athletic Conference championship Sunday at Wild Quail Golf & Country Club in Dover, Del.
The Spartans finished with a two-day total of 613 as they won the tournament by 23 strokes. The tournament championship is York’s second in the six-year history of the CAC tournament. The Spartans last won the tournament title in 2009 at Piney Branch Golf Club in Hampstead, Md.
Kevin Long closed out his season with a four-over-par 76 on Sunday, good for a third-place finish.
Spartan head coach Matt Hunter was selected by his peers as the CAC coach of the year. It is the third time a Spartan head coach has earned the honor, as retired coach Jeff Gamber was honored in 2009 and 2012.

The Gettysburg College women’s golf team, 2013 Centennial Conference champions. From left, assistant coach Kathy Murphy, Kate Schwartz, Kara McNulty, Molly Nulty, Alexandra Lane, Lauren Sobotka and head coach Sue Konstalid (Gettysburg College — Corey Jewart)
— Gettysburg College’s Kara McNulty defeated McDaniel’s Morgan Koopman in a playoff Sunday to capture the Centennial Conference women’s golf championship at Hanover
Country Club.
Both had finished with a two-day total of 161, before McNulty took the victory on the first extra hole.
The Bullets shattered both the 18- and 36-hole tournament records, firing a 331 on Saturday en route to a two-day total of 677. The first-round score was eight strokes better than any other team round while the 36-hole score was 14 shots better.
Congratulations to both teams!
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