LOUDONVILLE, NY – Siena Men's Golf Head Coach Steven Jensen has announced the program's 2026 fall schedule, with the Saints set to compete in five tournaments across Massachusetts and New York as they build toward the Metro Championships next spring.
 
Siena opens the season Sept. 19-20 at the Ryan T. Lee Memorial in Seekonk, MA. The Saints will make their sixth consecutive appearance at the event, although it will mark their first time competing at Ledgemont Country Club. Siena has consistently found success at the tournament, recording four top-six team finishes over its previous five appearances. Junior KC Nickel paced the Saints at last year's event, tying for 17th place with a two-round score of 145 (+3).
 
The Saints return to one of the region's premier venues Sept. 27-29 for the UConn Invitational at GreatHorse in Hampden, MA. Siena will compete in the event for the eighth straight season, excluding the shortened 2020-21 campaign. Senior Michael McConie has enjoyed a strong track record on the challenging course, placing third in 2023 before adding finishes of 20th in 2024 and 15th last fall.
 
October begins with a new challenge as Siena makes its first-ever appearance at the Columbia Autumn Invitational on Oct. 3-4 at the Lake Placid Golf Course.
 
The Saints then return to the Metropolis Intercollegiate Oct. 12-13 in White Plains, NY, for the second consecutive season. Siena turned in one of its strongest performances of the 2025 fall campaign at Metropolis Country Club, finishing third after leading the field following both the opening round and the first day of competition. Nickel also recorded what was then the best finish of his collegiate career, tying for third individually with a 54-hole total of 213 (+3).
 
Siena wraps up the fall schedule Oct. 26-27 with another first-time event, competing in the Wykagyl Collegiate at Wykagyl Country Club in New Rochelle, NY. Hosted by Metro rival Iona, the tournament will serve as the Saints' final tune-up before turning their attention to the spring championship season.
 
The Saints enter the fall riding a stretch of sustained success under Jensen. Siena has captured a tournament championship in each of the past two fall seasons, with both victories coming in the team's fall finale, and has claimed four tournament titles over the last five seasons.