OAKMONT, Pa. – The Army West Point Golf team captured its third Commander-In-Chief's Cup championship at Oakmont Country Club on Oct. 14, finishing with 30.5 points over three rounds of competition to outdistance both Air Force and Navy. The Black Knights set the tone early, posting 10 points in Round 1 to take command of the standings while Navy totaled 5.5 points and Air Force recorded 8.5 points.Army continued its strong play in Round 2, matching its opening-round total with another 10 points. The Black Knights entered the final round with 20 points and maintained their position atop the leader board.In the decisive final round, Army delivered its best performance of the event, earning 10.5 points to secure the title. The Black Knights finished with 30.5 total points, while Air Force placed second with 23.5 points and Navy finished third with 18 points.Several Army golfers produced strong performances throughout the competition. Ryan Lopez, Grant Paolucci, and Lawson Andress each earned two points during Round 1, helping the Black Knights build an early advantage. Jeffords, Lopez, William Huang and Andress followed with two-point performances in Round 2 as Army maintained its lead entering the final day.Army closed the tournament with another balanced effort in Round 3. Jack Parel, Andre Chang and Paolucci each contributed two points, while Tyson Sparks added 1.5 points to help the Black Knights pull away from the field and clinch the championship.The title marked Army's third Commander-In-Chief's Cup championship and capped a strong week of competition at one of the nation's most historic golf venues.Tournament Highlights
Final Team Standings