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Men's Golf Remains In 13th To Conclude Arizona Intercollegiate
1/28/2014 12:40:00 PM | Men's Golf
Tucson, AZ—The UC Riverside Men's Golf Team recorded its best score of the tournament Tuesday in the final round of the Arizona Intercollegiate, firing a 302. David Gazzolo led the way with a one-over-par 72, while Sam Gillis shot a 76, and Pachara Sakulyong and Leven Simon Seay both fired scores of 77. Full Results.
The Highlanders three-round total of 917 (303-312-302) placed them 13th out of 14 squads to conclude the tournament.
Gazzolo was UC Riverside's top finisher tying for 37th with a 225 (75-78-72). Brandon Tsujimoto tied for 60th with rounds of 77-75-80 (232), while Sakulyong tied for 67th with a 234 (77-80-77).
Simon Seay (74-85-77) and Gillis (81-79-76) both came in with 236 three-round scores to tie for 70th.
Nationally ranked No. 4 California jumped into the lead winning the team title with a total score of 853, followed by host Arizona in second at 567.
The next four squads were all within two strokes of one another as #19 New Mexico placed third with an 871, #25 USC came in fourth with 872, and New Mexico State and #38 BYU tied for fifth with identical 873 scores.
There was a two-way tie for first place individually as Cal's Brandon Hagy and Joel Stalter both finished at two-under-par.
Next up for UC Riverside Men's Golf is The Farms Intercollegiate scheduled for February 10-11 in Rancho Sante Fe, CA.
The Highlanders three-round total of 917 (303-312-302) placed them 13th out of 14 squads to conclude the tournament.
Gazzolo was UC Riverside's top finisher tying for 37th with a 225 (75-78-72). Brandon Tsujimoto tied for 60th with rounds of 77-75-80 (232), while Sakulyong tied for 67th with a 234 (77-80-77).
Simon Seay (74-85-77) and Gillis (81-79-76) both came in with 236 three-round scores to tie for 70th.
Nationally ranked No. 4 California jumped into the lead winning the team title with a total score of 853, followed by host Arizona in second at 567.
The next four squads were all within two strokes of one another as #19 New Mexico placed third with an 871, #25 USC came in fourth with 872, and New Mexico State and #38 BYU tied for fifth with identical 873 scores.
There was a two-way tie for first place individually as Cal's Brandon Hagy and Joel Stalter both finished at two-under-par.
Next up for UC Riverside Men's Golf is The Farms Intercollegiate scheduled for February 10-11 in Rancho Sante Fe, CA.
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