INDIANAPOLIS -- Adam Svensson waited a year to notch his first win as a Barry University men's golfer. But he didn't prolong the suspense in the 2013-14 season, and his team was at the head of the class as well.
Svensson and Barry University's No. 1-ranked NCAA Division II team won the Brickyard Crossing Intercollegiate Tuesday, marking the second straight year the Bucs won both the team and individual titles. This year, Barry shot 8-under 856, holding off Central Missouri by two strokes on the 7,180-yard Brickyard Crossing Golf Course. Svensson was a runaway winner, shooting 68 for the second straight round to finish at 14-under 202.
Svensson, a sophomore from Surrey Vancouver, British Columbia, broke the school record for low round in a 54-hole tournament. The previous best was a 10-under 203, set by Carlos Velez in the 2009-10 season at the Sunshine State Conference Championships. Svensson, who did not compete in the tournament last year after signing with Barry in January, shot in the 60s in all three rounds in Indianapolis. He had a tournament-best 18 birdies, and led the 17-team, 90-player field in par 4 scoring (6-under) and par-5 scoring (8-under).
Last year the Bucs won the tournament with a 7-under 857, and Berry Jole won by a stroke at 9-under 207.
The Buccaneers, who had a five-stroke lead entering Tuesday's final round, shot eight strokes higher at 292 than they did in the second round, yet still found a way to win the tournament. Central Missouri shot 289 Tuesday, finishing at 858. Nova Southeastern was third at 875.
Barry's Jared Dalga tied for third at 2-under 214. After shooting 74 in the final round, he finished in a group with Central Missouri's Cy Morritz and Alex Springer. Missouri-St. Louis' Colby Yates was the runner-up on the heels of his 3-under 213.
Marcelo Huarte, one of two Buccaneers to record an eagle in the event, tied with teammate Mario Beltran for 24th at 222. Scott Smyers, who also had an eagle, finished a stroke behind at 223. Huarte shot 74 Tuesday, Beltran 76 and Smyers 78.
The Buccaneers will compete in the Guy Harvey Invitational Oct. 7-8 at PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens.
Top 20 Teams Scores
1 Barry University 280 284 292 856
2 Central Missouri 289 280 289 858
3 Nova Southeastern U. 297 292 286 875
4 Missouri-St. Louis 291 295 293 879
5 CSU-Monterey Bay 295 295 295 885
6 Indianapolis Crimson 294 290 302 886
7 Lynn University 297 296 297 890
8 Central Oklahoma 304 302 294 900
UNC Pembroke 304 301 295 900
Arkansas Tech Univ. 307 297 296 900
11 Indianapolis, U. of 307 298 299 904
12 Grand Valley St. U. 308 303 296 907
13 St. Edward's U. 303 302 304 909
14 Colorado-CO Springs 307 299 305 911
15 Barton College 304 306 305 915
16 Drury University 308 304 309 921
17 Tiffin University 309 308 305 922
Top 20 Players School Scores
1 Adam Svensson Barry U. 66 68 68 202
2 Colby Yates MO-StLouis 69 73 71 213
3 Cy Moritz Central Mo 74 70 70 214
Jared Dalga Barry U. 70 70 74 214
Alex Springer Central Mo 73 71 70 214
6 Travis Mays Central Mo 70 71 74 215
Teddy Jones Central Mo 72 68 75 215
*Landon Morgan Cent. Okl. 74 68 73 215
9 Jose Andres Miranda Lynn U. 72 74 71 217
Brandon Hortt CSUMB 69 77 71 217
Ian Facey Nova SE 73 75 69 217
Anton Rosen CSUMB 70 74 73 217
13 Nicolas Fonseca Barton 74 69 75 218
Keith Greene Lynn U. 74 68 76 218
15 Joe Atkisson MO-StLouis 75 71 73 219
16 David Frank UIndy B 72 71 77 220
Anthony Cope MO-StLouis 74 72 74 220
18 Andrew VanAelst UIndy 73 74 74 221
Jack Rider Gnd Valley 75 76 70 221
Alex Mablik Ark. Tech 75 75 71 221
Mitch Farrer Nova SE 72 75 74 221
Oscar Lengden Nova SE 75 74 72 221
Hunter O'Mahony Nova SE 79 71 71 221
24 Marcelo Huarte Barry U. 72 76 74 222
Mario Beltran Barry U. 72 74 76 222
29 Scott Smyers Barry U. 73 72 78 223 +7