Hu and Nelson stepped up in the final round, posting their best scores of the tournament.
Hu notched 74 strokes with Nelson one behind at 75. Lim had another standout round with a score of 71, the lowest among the field.
“We struggled a little [yesterday], but we still managed to pull through, and I think that was a great thing,” said Hu, who finished with a three-round score of 224, eight above par.
“It was a busy week for us,” Rhoads said. “We had recruits in town, and school was starting to get very tough, and we had to leave super early Friday morning, and also the tough weather. Given the circumstances, I am very proud of them, and it’s definitely a good way to start the season.”
Harvard heads to a tournament at Penn State this upcoming weekend hopeful to continue its winning streak.
“[We will] try to bring the best game that we can to Penn State because we’d certainly like to continue the trend of how we started the season,” Rhoads said.