The Illinois Springfield men's golf team finished fourth of six teams at the Bradley Coyote Creek Classic on Monday, posting a three-round score of 890 at Coyote Creek Golf Club.

The Prairie Stars opened with a 301 on Sunday before improving to a 293 in the second round. UIS closed the tournament with a 296 on Monday to finish fourth at 890.

Jake Baldin led the Prairie Stars, tying for 10th individually with a 220. He opened with a 74, followed by a 76 in the second round before closing with a 70.

Peyton Woods tied for 12th at 222, carding rounds of 74, 71 and 77. Brooks Cluver finished tied for 17th with a 224 after shooting 77, 72 and 75.

Cash McDonell tied for 22nd with a 227, recording rounds of 76, 74 and 77, while Max Anthony finished tied for 30th at 234 with rounds of 79, 81 and 74.

Bradley won the team title with an 863, with the home team's Carter Stevenson claiming the individual title with a score of 209.

"I'm really proud of the way our guys competed this week," said assistant coach Mara Martínez. "We showed early on that we're capable of competing with a Division I field, and being right there near the top gave us a lot of confidence. We had a tough stretch toward the end of the second round and didn't get off to the start we wanted today, but I was proud of the way they kept fighting and were able to recover. I think this week showed us what we're capable of, while also giving us a lot to learn from."

The Prairie Stars will close out the fall season at the Bearcat Dual Gender, hosted by McKendree, on Oct. 20-21.