IOWA CITY, Iowa – Playing one final round of the Hawkeye Invitational, the Central Arkansas men's golf team took home fourth place after posting a 1-under 283 on Sunday. On the individual leaderboard, Zach Little and Harrison Arnold both placed in the top-10, with Little claiming third and Arnold finishing in ninth.
 
Little rose into the top-three after scoring a 4-under 67 on Sunday, adding six birdies for a three-round score of 207. The freshman's 14 total birdies were tied for fourth-most among the 90 golfers. Arnold claimed ninth place after a 2-under 69, tallying three birdies on his final round. He had 12 total birdies and added an eagle to his scorecard.
 
Mark Stockdale finished just outside the top-25, rounding out his final round at a 73. Stockdale put home four birdies on Sunday, landing at a three-round score of 214. Luke Sienkiewicz played his way to a 3-over 74 in round three, finishing with a final tally of 216. Palmer McSpadden had his best round on Sunday, finishing the front nine at 1-under as he capped his Hawkeye Invitational with a 228.
 
Wisconsin held on for the team medal, and was the lone team to finish the tournament ten strokes under par or better. The Badgers were 12 strokes under par, tallying an 840 after three rounds. TCU and Southern Illinois tied for second place, and the Bears were level with Illinois State in fourth. Wisconsin's Cameron Huss took home the individual medal, turning in a 69 to finish at a 12-under 201. Nebraska's Harry Crockett finished in second at a 203, and Little was one of three players to tie for third place.
 
The Bears will head to Dothan, Alabama for the ASUN Championship next weekend, starting play on Sunday. For complete scores and standings, visit the tournament page.