Monday, October 21
Las Cruces, NM
7:00 am
UC Riverside
at
Herb Wimberly Invitational
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Men's Golf Makes Up Ground, Moves To Seventh At Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate
10/22/2013 1:35:00 PM | Men's Golf
Complete Results            Day 1 Story
Las Cruces, New Mexico—The UC Riverside Men's Golf Team moved up four spots to conclude the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate in seventh place out of 17 teams on Tuesday firing a 288 third-round score thanks to a 69 from Jason Semthiti, a 71 from Sam Gillis, a 73 from Brandon Tsuijimoto, and a 75 from David Gazzolo.
"The team continues to show improvement and most importantly gain experience as we work through new experiences," Director of Golf/Head Men's Coach Eric Riehle stated. "It is a process with such a young team, but I am very happy with the progress."
UCR's three-round total of 884 was only one stroke behind UT Arlington for sixth place, and eight back of fourth-place Wichita State (876).
New Mexico State won the team competition with a six-over-par 858 score followed by Colorado State in second at 864 and Northern Colorado in third with an 871. New Mexico State's Brett Walker won the individual title with a six-under-par 207 total.
Gazzolo was the Highlanders top finisher tying for 16th overall with a three-round score of 218 (71-72-75). He was closely followed by Semthiti with a 220 (73-78-69) to tie for 22nd place.
Sam Gillis was another two strokes back with a 222 (76-75-71) tying for 31st place, while Brandon Tsujimoto tied for 42nd with a 224 (76-75-73).
Leven Simon Seay rounded out the squad in 94th place with a 250 (78-86-86).
The Highlanders have just a few days off before heading to the Price's Give 'Em Five Invitational hosted by UTEP in El Paso, Texas.
Las Cruces, New Mexico—The UC Riverside Men's Golf Team moved up four spots to conclude the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate in seventh place out of 17 teams on Tuesday firing a 288 third-round score thanks to a 69 from Jason Semthiti, a 71 from Sam Gillis, a 73 from Brandon Tsuijimoto, and a 75 from David Gazzolo.
"The team continues to show improvement and most importantly gain experience as we work through new experiences," Director of Golf/Head Men's Coach Eric Riehle stated. "It is a process with such a young team, but I am very happy with the progress."
UCR's three-round total of 884 was only one stroke behind UT Arlington for sixth place, and eight back of fourth-place Wichita State (876).
New Mexico State won the team competition with a six-over-par 858 score followed by Colorado State in second at 864 and Northern Colorado in third with an 871. New Mexico State's Brett Walker won the individual title with a six-under-par 207 total.
Gazzolo was the Highlanders top finisher tying for 16th overall with a three-round score of 218 (71-72-75). He was closely followed by Semthiti with a 220 (73-78-69) to tie for 22nd place.
Sam Gillis was another two strokes back with a 222 (76-75-71) tying for 31st place, while Brandon Tsujimoto tied for 42nd with a 224 (76-75-73).
Leven Simon Seay rounded out the squad in 94th place with a 250 (78-86-86).
The Highlanders have just a few days off before heading to the Price's Give 'Em Five Invitational hosted by UTEP in El Paso, Texas.
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