Tuesday, October 15
Corvallis, OR
8 a.m.
Gonzaga University
at
Oregon State Invitational - Day Two
Photo by: Mike Wootton
Men’s Golf Ties for Ninth at Oregon State Invitational
10/15/2019 4:02:00 PM | Men's Golf
Stocker tied for 26th at six-over
CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Gonzaga men's golf team tied for ninth at the Oregon State Invitational Tuesday.
The Zags finished 36-over with an 888 team total. GU was four-over (297) in the final round.
The Bulldogs' Zach Stocker had his third straight round of 73 (+2) in the third and final round. He made 14 pars in Round 3. The sophomore tied for 26th at six-over (219).
Brentt Salas finished seven-over (220) in a tie for 28th. He was six-over (77) in the last round. The Guam native, made a team-best 11 birdies in the tournament. Matthew Ruel tied for 50th at 13-over (226). He was five-over (76) Tuesday.
Nick Nolan made three birdies 10 pars in the final round, carding a 73 (+2). He tied for 54th at 14-over (227) in the event. Charlie Magruder made 12 pars in Round 3. He tied for 64th at 17-over (230), after a four-over (75) final round.
"Unfortunately we didn't strike the ball particularly well which resulted in a lot of bogeys, in addition to our bad start," GU Head Coach Robert Gray said. "Like the first round, hole locations required precise shot-making in order to get the ball near the hole and many were near ridges that took the ball quite away from the hole if you mishit the approach. Despite our result, we had a great attitude with the difficult set up today.
"Zach and Brentt posted their best finishes thus far in their young collegiate careers."
Oregon State's Carson Barry led the Beavers to the team title. Barry took medalist honors at 11-under (202). He was four-under (71) Tuesday. San Francisco's Matthew Anderson was second at five-under (208).
The Beavers cruised to the team title by 19 strokes. OSU was the lone team to finish under par at 18-under (834). USF was second at one-over (853).
The Zags return to the annual Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate Nov. 1-3. The tournament takes place once again on the Royal Ka'anapali Course in Lahaina, Hawaii. Live scoring will be available on GoZags.com.
The Zags finished 36-over with an 888 team total. GU was four-over (297) in the final round.
The Bulldogs' Zach Stocker had his third straight round of 73 (+2) in the third and final round. He made 14 pars in Round 3. The sophomore tied for 26th at six-over (219).
Brentt Salas finished seven-over (220) in a tie for 28th. He was six-over (77) in the last round. The Guam native, made a team-best 11 birdies in the tournament. Matthew Ruel tied for 50th at 13-over (226). He was five-over (76) Tuesday.
Nick Nolan made three birdies 10 pars in the final round, carding a 73 (+2). He tied for 54th at 14-over (227) in the event. Charlie Magruder made 12 pars in Round 3. He tied for 64th at 17-over (230), after a four-over (75) final round.
"Unfortunately we didn't strike the ball particularly well which resulted in a lot of bogeys, in addition to our bad start," GU Head Coach Robert Gray said. "Like the first round, hole locations required precise shot-making in order to get the ball near the hole and many were near ridges that took the ball quite away from the hole if you mishit the approach. Despite our result, we had a great attitude with the difficult set up today.
"Zach and Brentt posted their best finishes thus far in their young collegiate careers."
Oregon State's Carson Barry led the Beavers to the team title. Barry took medalist honors at 11-under (202). He was four-under (71) Tuesday. San Francisco's Matthew Anderson was second at five-under (208).
The Beavers cruised to the team title by 19 strokes. OSU was the lone team to finish under par at 18-under (834). USF was second at one-over (853).
The Zags return to the annual Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate Nov. 1-3. The tournament takes place once again on the Royal Ka'anapali Course in Lahaina, Hawaii. Live scoring will be available on GoZags.com.
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