Despite playing in cold winds at the Prairie Club Dunes golf course, the University of Kansas men’s golf team played well enough to win The Jackrabbit Tuesday.

Finishing 7-under on the day and 19-under for the tournament, Kansas eased past runner-up Central Florida by 11 strokes. It marked the 11th team title for head coach Jamie Bermel at Kansas.

All five Kansas starters finished in the top-20, with career best finishes from Harry Hillier (first), Ben Sigel (third) and Drew Shepherd (tie for fourth). Hillier’s 11-under first-place finish was his first medalist honor as a Jayhawk and makes him the ninth golfer in the Bermel era to earn an individual title.

“This was a great team win and we won without our most experienced player,” Bermel said in a team release. “With that said, the guys stepped up and played their hearts out this week. It was a total team win.”

Kansas will take a short break before heading to Hockley, Texas, to compete in the Big 12 Match Play Championship on Oct. 12-14, at the Clubs at Houston Oaks.