HOOTERS MATCH PLAY

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

At Kissimmee, Fla.

     Highlights -- The seventh-seeded University of Denver women’s golf team finished third in the 16-team competition, defeating eighth-seeded Michigan State 3½-1½ in the Pioneers’ final day of competition in the fall. DU won two of its three matches at the tournament. DU’s Stephanie Sherlock went 3-0 in match play. Duke won the event, defeating Alabama 4-1.

DENVER 3½, MICHIGAN STATE 3½

     Stephanie Sherlock, DU, def. Aimee Neff, MSU, 3 and 2

     Dawn Shockley, DU, def. Michelle Bowles, MSU, 6 and 4

     Katie Kempter, DU, halved with Laura Kueny, MSU

     Sarah Djos, DU, def. Shannon Warner, MSU, 5 and 4

     Lindsey Solberg, MSU, def. Sarah Faller, DU, 5 and 4

TEXAS STATE CHALLENGE

Monday, November 3, 2008

At Austin, Texas

     Highlights -- The University of Colorado women’s golf team won the fourth tournament in program history, claiming the Texas State Challenge by one stroke. The Buffs, who shot 928 for three rounds, edged Texas Tech and host Texas State, who tied for second place. Freshman Emily Childs finished sixth to lead CU. The Buffs finished in the top six in all their fall tournaments for the first time.

1. Colorado 307-313-308--928

     6. Emily Childs 76-74-77—227; 11. Emily Talley 75-78-77—230; 24. Dominique Pytlewski 79-78-78—235; 42. Stephanie Simich 77-86-80—243; 45. Christine Kim 85-83-76—244; 65. Cierra Ko ( competing only as individual) 79-85-86—250.

 

LAS VEGAS COLLEGIATE SHOWDOWN

At Boulder City, Nev.

Final Results

Wednesday October 29, 2008

     Highlights -- The Colorado State women set program records for a single round and for a three-round tournament. They beat their single-round record score by four shots with a final-day 282 (6 under par). CSU’s 869 tally was its best 54-hole total ever. The score moved the Rams up to an 11th-place team finish. Junior Kasey Claussen (69 Wednesday) led the Rams with a 15th-place finish.

11. 11.Colorado State 298-289-282--869
    

15. 15.Kasey Claussen 73-70-69--212; 51. Brianna Espinoza 72-79-69--220; 61. Stefanie Ferguson 76-69-74--222; 63. Natalie Stone 77-76-70--223; 72. Melissa Martin 76-74-75--225.
    

HERB WIMBERLY INTERCOLLEGIATE

At Las Cruces, N.M.

Final Results

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

     Highlights -- Seniors Daniel Wax of Denver and Pat Grady of Colorado tied for second individually, one stroke behind winner Travis Reid of New Mexico State, which claimed the team title. Wax and Grady posted 4-under-par totals for three rounds. Senior Derek Tolan, who finished 12th, set the CU record for fall scoring average (71.0). DU finished fifth in the 18-team meet, while CU was ninth, Air Force 12th and Northern Colorado 18th.

5. Denver 295-282-296--873

     2. Daniel Wax 70-69-70--209; 4. Espen Kofstad 70-69-71--210; 66. Jeff Koprivetz 76-74-76--226; 88. Austin Uhl 84-70-79--233; 97. Patrick McCrudden 79-82-79--240; 83. Jon Lopez (competing only as individual) 77-83-73--231.

9. Colorado 298-294-283--875

     2. Pat Grady 69-69-71--209; 12. Derek Tolan 74-69-71--214; 68. Justin Bardgett 78-80-70--228; 68. Kevin Kring 77-80-71--228; 88. Luke Symons 85-76-72--233.

12. Air Force 295-301-283--879

     7. Tom Whitney 73-67-72--212; 40. Kyle Bailey 75-80-66--221; 49. Andrew Gibson 72-81-70--223; 62. Shaun O’Bryant 75-75-75--225; 88. Robert Belz 78-79-76--233.

18. Northern Colorado 302-304-299--905

     36. Steven Bidne 76-72-72--220; 57. Kory Harrell 72-78-74--224; 76. Keenan Holt 78-76-75--229; 85. Adam Joiner 76-78-78--232; 100. Kevin Collignon 84-79-81--244.

 

SYCUAN COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Final Results

In San Diego

     Highlights -- The Colorado State men won their fourth tournament of the fall season, claiming the Sycuan title by one stroke over Cal-Santa Barbara. The Rams finished at 27 under par. In a very tight tournament, UC-Santa Barbara came in one stroke behind, San Diego two back, and Denver four behind. CSU’s Bryce Hanstad placed second individually, four shots behind champion Dustin Garza of Wichita State. DU senior Daniel Wax came in third, one behind Hanstad. Air Force finished 12th in the 20-team field.

1. Colorado State 280-276-281--837

     2. Bryce Hanstad 68-65-71--204; 10. Zahkai Brown 70-72-68--210; 19. Riley Arp 70-70-72--212; 35. Zen Brown 74-72-70--216; 35. Dustin Morris 72-69-75--216.

4. Denver 284-277-280--841

     3. Daniel Wax 71-66-68--205; 6. Jeff Koprivetz 69-71-68--208; 35. Patrick McCrudden 75-71-70--216; 46. Austin Uhl 72-71-74--217; 61. Chris Gilman 72-69-79--219.

12. Air Force Academy 296-285-294--875

     24. Tom Whitney 76-67-70--213; 55. Shaun O'Bryant 73-70-75--218; 79. Andrew Gibson 72-74-77--223; 86. Aaron White 78-74-72--224; 101. Kyle Bailey 75-77-77--229.

DEL WALKER INTERCOLLEGIATE

At Long Beach, Calif.

Final Results

Friday, Oct. 17, 2008

     Highlights -- The CSU men won their third tournament of the fall, convincingly defending their team title at the Del Walker Intercollegiate. With a 41-under-par total, the Rams set their 54-hole scoring record and won by 23 shots over Cal-Irvine. CSU freshman Zahkai Brown, winner of the 2007 5A Colorado state high school title, ran away from the field for his first college victory. Brown closed with a 5-under-par 67 for a 17-under 196 total and an eight-shot win. The Rams placed four players in the top six, with Dustin Morris finishing second, Bryce Hanstad fourth and Zen Brown sixth.

1. Colorado State 267-268-276--811

     1. Zahkai Brown 66-63-67--196; T2. Dustin Morris 66-69-69--204; 4. Bryce Hanstad 65-72-69--206; T6. Zen Brown 72-65-71--208; T19. Riley Arp 70-71-72--213.

GIVE ‘EM FIVE INVITATIONAL

Las Cruces, N.M.

Final Results

Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008

     Highlights -- CSU junior Kasey Claussen shot a program-record-tying 5-under-par 67 to finish second, marking the best tournament showing of her career. As a team, the Rams moved from 12th place to seventh thanks to a 295 total in round 3.

7. Colorado State 309-314-295--918

      2. Kasey Claussen 75-74-67--216; T41. Natalie Stone 82-80-72--234; T52. Melissa Martin 78-79-79--236; T52. Stefanie Ferguson 78-81-77--236; T81. Cecilia Edlund 78-87-80--245.

THE PRESTIGE

At PGA West in La Quinta, Calif.

Final Results

Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2008

     Highlights -- CU senior Derek Tolan tied for 11th place, 10 shots behind the individual champions. The Buffs placed 11th in the 16-team field. Team champion TCU finished 44 shots ahead of CU.

11. Colorado 306-303-296--905

     T11. Derek Tolan 74-74-72--220; T30. Luke Symons 78-75-74--227; T49. Kevin Kring 80-76-74--230; T54. Pat Grady 77-78-76--231; T63. Michael Imperato 77-79-76--232.

MERCEDES-BENZ COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

At Knoxville, Tenn.

Final Results

Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008

     Highlights -- The DU women finished 14th in the 18-team field, 41 shots behind champion Louisiana State. Ellie Givens paced the Pioneers with a 28th-place showing. DU’s No. 1 player, Stephanie Sherlock, didn’t compete after playing in the World Amateur Team Championships in Australia.

14. Denver 305-294-307--906

     T28. Ellie Givens 77-73-73--223; T47. Dawn Shockley 73-75-79--227; T54. Sarah Faller 79-70-79--228; T65. Katie Kempter 79-76-76--231; 85. Sara Djos 76-79-84--239.

WORLD AMATEUR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

At Adelaide, Australia

Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008

     Highlights -- University of Denver junior Stephanie Sherlock finished 27th at the World Amateur Team Championships. Sherlock, competing for her native Canada, posted rounds of 75-73-79-72 for a 9-over-par 299 total. Sweden‘s Carolina Hedwall won the tournament with a 10-under 280 total. Sweden also claimed the team competition by 12 strokes. Canada finished fourth as a team, also behind Spain (second place) and the U.S. (third).

TEXAS TECH INVITATIONAL

At Lubbock, Texas

Final Results

Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2008

     Highlights -- The CU women tied for third place in the 13-team Texas Tech Invitational, finishing 12 shots behind team champion Arkansas-Little Rock. A freshman led the Buffs for the fourth time in four tournaments this season. This time, Emily Talley paced the Buffs for the first time with a 10th-place showing, marking her third top 10 of the season.

3. Colorado 313-301-306--920

     10. Emily Talley 80-73-76--229; T11. Christine Kim 81-74-75--230; T13. Stephanie Simich 73-77-81--231; T20. Emily Childs 79-81-74--234; T41. Dominique Pytlewski ... 81-77-81--239.

WINDON MEMORIAL

At Glenview, Ill.

Final Results

Monday, Oct. 7, 2008

     Highlights -- CU senior Derek Tolan, who had finished first or second in each of his first three tournaments of the season, ended up 13th at the Windon Memorial with a 1-under-par total, 10 strokes behind the winner. The Buffs as a team had their lowest finish of the season, coming in 11th in the 15-team field. They were 45 strokes behind team champion Illinois.

11. Colorado 298-289-301—888

     T13. Derek Tolan 73-67-75—215; T19. Luke Symons 73-72-72—217; T67. Patrick Grady 78-77-76—231; T73. Johnny Widmer 74-81-78—233; T75. Justin Bardgett 79-73-82—234.

 

 

WYOMING DESERT INTERCOLLEGIATE

At Palm Desert, Calif.

Sunday, Oct. 5, 2008

Final Results

     Highlights -- The Colorado State men won their second tournament of the season, and University of Denver senior Daniel Wax claimed the individual title at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate. With an 877 total for three rounds, CSU won the tournament by seven strokes over Idaho. The Rams placed three players in the top 10 -- Dustin Morris (fourth), and brothers Zen and Zahkai Brown (tied for eighth). Meanwhile, DU’s Wax captured his first college individual title, tying for the top spot with Kevin Walker of Washington State, leading the Pioneers to a fourth-place team showing. Wax and Walker finished at 3 under par.

1. Colorado State 298-292-287—877

     T4. Dustin Morris 79-71-67—217; T8. Zen Brown 74-75-71—220; T8. Zahkai Brown 76-71-73—220; T30 Bryce Hanstad 72-75-80—227; T35. Riley Arp 76-76-76--228;

T50. Justin Spray* 77-81-74--232.

4. Denver 292-307-295--894

     1. Daniel Wax 69-76-68--213; T26. Chris Gilman 75-74-77--226; T30. Austin Uhl 79-77-71--227; T50. Espen Kofstad 73-80-79--232; 87. Klinton Krieger 75-84-82--241

     *Competing only as an individual

 

 

CARDINAL INVITATIONAL

At Louisville, Ky.

Final Results

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

     Highlights -- The University of Denver men finished fourth in the team competition and DU junior Espen Kofstad claimed third place individually, ending up five strokes behind the champion. Louisville won the team title, finishing 12 shots ahead of DU.

4. Denver 284-277-285--846

     3. Espen Kofstad 67-66-72--205; 9. Daniel Wax 74-68-68--210; 23. Austin Uhl 74-71-70--215; 28. Patrick McCrudden 70-72-76--218; 36. Jeff Koprivetz 73-72-76--220

CU HEATHER FARR MEMORIAL INVITATIONAL

At Par-72 Omni Interlocken GC in Broomfield

     Highlights -- Colorado freshman Emily Childs made 15 birdies in two rounds to go into Tuesday’s final round in third place individually. The Buffs, the defending champions, are in second place in the team race, six strokes behind Notre Dame.

      Team scores -- 1. Notre Dame 288-283--571; 2. Colorado 286-291--577; 3. Cal State-Long Beach 289-292--581; 4. Texas Tech 299-283--582; 5. Colorado State 289-295--584; 6. Cal-Davis 302-286--588; 7. Georgia State 288-304--592; 8. Fresno State 291-303--594; 9. San Diego State 293-302--595; 10. Gonzaga 300-299--599; 11. Wyoming 306-294--600; 12. Boise State 298-303--601; 13. Idaho 299-305--604; 14. Nevada 307-302--609; 15. (tie) Hawaii 307-304--611; Portland State 311-300--611; 17. (tie) Eastern Washington 308-305--613; Northern Colorado 308-305--613; 19. Montana State 310-310--620; 20. Weber State 315-306--621.

      Top individuals -- 1. (tie) Kay Hoey, Cal State Long Beach 65-71--136; So-Hyun Park, Notre Dame, 70-66--136; 3. Emily Childs, Colorado, 68-70--138; 4. Lee Lopez, Cal State Long Beach, 69-70--139; 5. (tie) Corie Hou, Hawaii, 71-69--140; Ulrika van Niekerk, Texas Tech, 74-66--140; 7. (tie) Taylor Sieberg, Fresno State, 70-71--141; Lisa Maunu, Notre Dame, 71-70--141;  9. (tie) Kasey Claussen, Colorado State, 68-74--142; Alice Kim, Cal Davis, 75-67--142.

     Other CU scores -- 16. Dominique Pytlewski 68-77--145; 19. Emily Talley 73-73--146; 29. Stephanie Simich 77-72--149; 53. Christine Kim* 77-76--153; 61. Cierra Ko* 75-79--154; 85. Julie Kim 81-76--157.

      Colorado State scores -- 9. Kasey Claussen 68-74--142; 23. Natalie Stone 74-73--147; 29. Brianna Espinoza* 74-75--149; 37. Cecilia Edlund 74-76--150;  47. Melissa Martin 73-79--152; 65. Stefanie Ferguson 83-72--155;

     Northern Colorado scores -- 42. Chelsea Silvers 75-76--151; 53. Katie Avery 77-76--153; 65. Heather Daviner 78-77--155; 80. Ali Nelson 78-78--156; 98. Shayna Godfrey 86-76--162.

    * -- Competing only as individual

TUCKER INVITATIONAL

Saturday, September 27, 2008

Final Results

    Highlights -- CU senior Derek Tolan tied for the individual title for the second time in his first three college tournaments of the season. Tolan’s even-par 72 Saturday left him at 5-under-par 211 overall. Eddie Olson of UNLV, who shot 70 Saturday, also finished at that total. Tolan won his the first college title of his career earlier this month at the San Francisco Intercollegiate, tying for the top spot. In Albuquerque, The Buffs posted a fourth-place showing as a team, coming in 16 shots behind champion UNLV.

4. Colorado 289-289-290--868

     T1. Derek Tolan 71-68-72--211; 16. Luke Symons 71-75-74--220; 16. Pat Grady 73-70-77--220; 29. Justin Bardgett 77-76-71--224; 37. Kevin Kring 74-79-73--226.

14. Air Force 299-308-315--922

     37. Tom Whitney 74-74-78--226; 62. Andrew Gibson 76-76-79--231; 67. Kyle Bailey 77-79-76--232; 71. Shaun O’Bryant 72-79-82--233; 88. Robert Belz 80-82-83--245;  79. Aaron White (competing only as individual) 82-79-75--236.

RON MOORE WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE

At Par-72 Highlands Ranch GC

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Final Results

   Highlights -- Junior Stephanie Sherlock won her sixth college tournament and her University of Denver team won its Ron Moore Women’s Intercollegiate for the fifth straight year. Sherlock shot a final-round 68 to prevail by two strokes over UC-Irvine’s Jane Chin. DU’s Dawn Shockley was fifth. Oklahoma freshman Brooke Collins, a former Colorado high school champion, finished 24th. DU posted the third-best team score in program history, an 8-under-par 280 on Wednesday. With an 11-under 853 total, the Pioneers won the team competition by 27 strokes.

1. Denver 287-286-280--853

    1. Stephanie Sherlock 67-71-68--206; 5. Dawn Shockley 68-73-72--213; 6. Ellie Givens 78-68-70--216; 10. Katie Kempter 75-74-70--219; 39. Sarah Faller 77-75-82--234; 67. Sara Djos (competing as individual) 83-81-82--246.

13. Northern Colorado 322-317-324--963

39. 39.Katie Avery 80-76-78--234; 57. Ali Nelson 77-81-82--240; 60. Chelsea Silvers 81-79-81--241; 68. Abby McNeley 84-85-83--253; 69. Emily Dougherty 85-81-89--255.
    

WOLVERINE INTERCOLLEGIATE

At Ann Arbor, Mich.

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Highlights -- The Colorado State men’s golf team, ranked 18th in the latest Golfweek rankings, notched its fourth top-five finish in the last five outings, finishing fifth at the 16-team Wolverine Intercollegiate. The Rams’ 1-under 851 total was 10 shots behind team champion and host Michigan. Dustin Morris (67-211) and Riley Arp (73-213) finished in the top 20 for CSU, coming in 11th and 16th, respectively.

5. Colorado State 286-282-283--851

T11. Dustin Morris 69-75-67--211

T16. Riley Arp 72-69-73--213

T28. Zen Brown 69-75-74--215

T40. Bryce Hanstad 75-72-71--218

T55. Justin Spray 78-71-72—221

DICK McGUIRE INVITATIONAL

At Albuquerque, N.M.

Saturday, September 20, 2008

Highlights -- Freshman players led both Colorado and Colorado State as CU’s Emily Childs placed seventh overall and CSU’s Melissa Martin, from Grand Junction, was 14th. Colorado State (898) finished fifth in the 16-team field, while CU (899) was sixth. New Mexico (872) won the team competition on its home course.

5. Colorado State 305-292-301—898

T14. Melissa Martin 78-71-73—222

25. Kasey Claussen 74-74-78—226

T31. Cecilia Edlund 74-76-79—229

T39. Stefanie Ferguson 83-77-71—231

T39. Natalie Stone 79-71-81—231

6. Colorado 301-302-296--899

7. Emily Childs 75-69-75-219

T10. Emily Talley 74-75-72-221

T22. Dominique Pytlewski 73-80-72-225

T62. Julie Kim 82-78-77-237

T68. Christine Kim 79-80-79-238

SAN FRANCISCO INTERCOLLEGIATE

At Olympic Club’s Lake Course in San Francisco

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

         Highlights -- CU senior Derek Tolan earned co-medalist honors, capturing a tournament title for the first time as a college player. Tolan shot a 1-under-par 70 in the final round for an even-par 213 total, tying California’s Michael Jensen. CU finished second as a team, ending up eight strokes behind Cal. CU senior Pat Grady tied for seventh overall individually.

CU Individuals

T 1. Derek Tolan 74-69-70—213

T 7. Patrick Grady 70-75-70—215

T25. Kevin Kring. 76-71-73—220

T32. Luke Symons 75-74-73—222

T36. Justin Bardgett 75-75-73—223

Team Scores

1. California 287-281-293—861

2.  Colorado 294-289-286—869

3. Alabama-Birmingham 288-291-294—873

4. Xavier 293-289-294—876

5. San Diego 296-288-293—877

5. Oregon State 298-294-285—877

7. Nevada 294-299-285—878

8. Wisconsin 302-295-286—883

9. Notre Dame 298-299-292—889

10. San Francisco 302-295-294—891

11. Santa Clara. 302-300-298—900

12. St. Mary’s 296-298-308—902

13. Rice 303-304-301—908

14. Hartford 301-306-305—912

PTARMIGAN RAM FALL CLASSIC

At Par-72 Ptarmigan CC in Fort Collins

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

      Highlights -- CU freshman Emily Childs captured second place in her first collegiate tournament, and led the Buffs to a runner-up finish. No. 20 California took first place, finishing six strokes ahead of CU. Childs posted a 7-under 209 total, the lowest 54-hole score in program history.

CU Individuals

2 Emily Childs  71-67-71--209

T7 Dominique Pytlewski. 69-70-74--213

T7 Emily Talley . 70-70-73--213

T18 Julie Kim 73-72-72--217

55 Stephanie Simich . 79-75-74--228

CSU Individuals

T27 Cecilia Edlund 74-73-74--221

T27 Kasey Claussen 74-74-73--221

T36 Stefanie Ferguson 77-74-72--223

T36 Melissa Martin 79-74-70--223

T56 Brianna Espinoza 74-76-79—229

UNC Individuals

T40 Emily Dougherty 79-75-70--224

85. Katie Avery 78-78-81--237

86. Chelsea Silvers 76-78-84--238

90. Heather Daviner 80-78-83--241

93. Ali Nelson 77-80-86--243

Team Scores

1 California  284-273-289--846

2 Colorado 283-279-290--852

3 Louisville 284-286-288--858

4 San Jose State 287-292-293--872

5 San Francisco 293-296-287--876

6 Long Beach State 287-293-297--877

7 Baylor 292-292-295--879

8 Colorado State  299-295-289--883

9 Fresno State 292-294-303--889

10 Brigham Young  302-291-297--890

11 Idaho 309-288-294--891

12 Wyoming 306-295-299--900

13 Texas El Paso 305-299-297--901

14 Campbell 305-302-298--905

15 Washington State 300-298-308--906

16 New Mexico State 314-299-299--912

17 Texas Tech 303-303-312--918

18 Northern Colorado. 310-309-318--937

19 Montana State  318-312-320--950

FALCON INVITATIONAL

At Par-72 Eisenhower GC (Blue Course)

At the Air Force Academy

Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008

     Highlights -- The Colorado State men won their season opener and Ram junior Bryce Hanstad captured the individual title at the 17-team Falcon Invitational. CSU finished with a tournament-record total of 27-under-par 837, 11 shots better than second-place UNLV, the 22nd-ranked team in the nation. Hanstad and CSU teammate Riley Arp ended up 1-2 in the individual standings. Hanstad’s final-round 67 left him at 11-under-par 205 overall, while Arp closed with a 69 for a 208 total. CSU’s Dustin Morris also placed in the top 10, in seventh. Meanwhile, Air Force came in sixth in the team standings, with AFA’s Tom Whitney placing sixth individually at 212. Northern Colorado, led by Steve Bidne and Kory Harrell (29th place), finished 11th, while Colorado-Colorado Springs was 13th behind Tyler Bishop’s 17th-place showing.

      Team scores of Colorado schools -- 1. Colorado State 837; 6. Air Force Academy 872; 11. Northern Colorado 889; 13. CU-Colorado Springs 905.

    CSU individuals -- 1. Bryce Hanstad 70-68-67--205; 2. Riley Arp 67-72-69--208; 7. Dustin Morris 71-71-71--213; 12. Zen Brown 68-73-76--217; 17. Justin Spray 72-76-70--218. Others (competing as individuals): 9. Zahkai Brown 72-73-70--215; 24. Ryan Peterson 73-71--219; 52. Praneeth Perera 71-76-79--226

    Air Force individuals -- 6. Tom Whitney 70-73-69--212; 12. Shaun O’Bryant 71-77-69--217; 29. Kyle Bailey 70-77-73--220; 45. Andrew Gibson  75-74-75--224; 78. Aaron White 79-76-78--233; Others: 60. Robert Belz 78-75-75--228; 71. Peter Guzowski 73-78-80--231; 85. Caleb Leestma 77-78-81--236; 88. Travis Deckert 79-79-80--238; 94. Alex Horrell 79-78-85--242

    Northern Colorado individuals -- 29. Steve Bidne 73-74-73--220; 29. Kory Harrell 71-75-74--220; 52. Ryan Boshoven 76-74-76--226; 59. Keenan Holt 72-80-75--227; 71. Adam Joiner 78-76-77--231; Others: 68. Alberto Dell Anna 74-76-80--230

    CU-Colorado Springs individuals -- 17. Tyler Bishop 74-72-72--218; 65. David Cosel 76-77-76--229; 80. Riley Andrews 78-74-82--234; 80. Brian Morfeld 78-79-77--234; 93. Kevin Chan 86-83-72--241; Also: 78. Wade Henry 74-76-83--233