Butler tied for ninth over the weekend at the Hoosier Collegiate, which was hosted by Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind.
 
The Bulldogs were led by Will Horne, who finished his 54 holes over the two days at 12-over 225. Horne tied for 25^th. His second-round 73 was his best round of the tournament as the second round was suspended due to darkness Saturday and completed Sunday morning. Daniel Tanaka also had a 73 in the opening round Saturday.
 
Host Indiana took the team title at 15-over 867. That was 17 shots better than Notre Dame and Michigan State, which tied for second at 884.
 
The Bulldogs tied for ninth at 910 (+58); there were 15 teams in the field. Butler had rounds of 298, 299 and 313.
 
Edouard Cereto of Southern Illinois sank a birdie putt on his 54^th and final hole to secure medalist honors. His total of one-under 212 was one shot better than Indiana's Noah Gillard. Those two golfers were the only two at par or better for the tournament on the Pfau Course.
 
THE BULLDOGS:
T25) Will Horne, 75-73-77—225 (+12)
T30) Leo Zurovac, 76-76-75—227 (+14)
T40) Damon Dickey, 74-76-80—230 (+17)
T55) Daniel Tanaka, 73-76-84—233 (+20)
T55) Derek Tabor, 78-74-81—233 (+20)
 
The Bulldogs return to action April 20-21 with the Fighting Illini Spring Collegiate hosted by the University of Illinois. That is Butler's final tune-up prior to the 2024 BIG EAST Championships later in the month.