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Rice University Athletics
Owls Shoot 611 at U.S. Intercollegiate
4/15/2006 12:00:00 AM | Men's Golf
April 15, 2006
Palo Alto, Calif. -- The Rice Owls golf team completed day one of the U.S. Intercollegiate (Stanford Golf Course; par 70-6,742 yards) with a 611 score after a 304 in round one and 307 in round two in the 17-team field which had to play in poor weather conditions.
"I'm disappointed we didn't play better, says head coach Drew Scott. "It was a very challenging day with cold and rainey weather, but I feel like we could've done a better job of handling the adversity."
The Palo Alto area has endured several days of rain and the Stanford Golf Course became saturated and heavy growth in the rough. It was so saturated that Rice's Daniel Lee hit a tee shot down the fairway and lost it, even with the aide of a spotter on each side of the fairway, as the ball plugged into the ground.
Parker LaBarge led Rice on Saturday with a 150 (74-76 +10), while Addison Awe followed at 152 (78-74 +12).
The final round is schedule for Sunday with more rain in the forecast and temperature reaching a high of 60 degrees.
Rice University 304-307=611
Parker LaBarge 74-76=150
Addison Awe 78-74=152
Kyle Kelley 77-80=157
Daniel Lee 75-78=153
Jeff Krakowiak 84-79=163
Round One Scores Stanford 289 Washington 292 San Diego State 297 Southern California 290 UCLA 293 San Jose State 294 Oregon 294 Northern Colorado 298 Kansas 301 Oregon State 295 Long Beach State 303 UC-Irvine 297 California 310 Washington State 307 Rice 304 UC-Davis 304 Hawaii-Hilo 308
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