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Golf in Eighth Heading into Final of All-American Intercollegiate
2/18/2019 6:27:00 PM | Men's Golf
HUMBLE, Texas — Rice is in eighth place heading into the final round of the All-American Intercollegiate, played at the par-72, 7,067-yard Golf Club of Houston.
The Owls carded an 11-over par 299 and are 15-over par after two rounds.
Sophomore Jake Benson is tied for ninth place after carding 72, his second straight round of par or better. It is his ninth round of par or better this year and the 17th of his career.
Freshmen Harrison Hineline, playing as an individual, Austin Escamilla and Campbell Gibson are all tied for 36th place at five-over par. Escamilla posted a 74, Gibson shot a 75 and Hineline carded a 77.
Senior Grant Rogers posted a 78 to sit seven-over par in a 50th place tie. Senior Mason Weld (75) is tied for 63rd place at 10-over par and junior Nicholas Duggan (81) is 11-over par and tied for 70th place.
Sam Houston State leads the team tournament at three-under par, five strokes in front of No. 37 Baylor and Houston. Ole Miss' Cecil Wegener leads the individual tournament at six-under par, two strokes in front of Charlotte's John Gough and SHSU's William Holcomb.
What Justin Emil Had to Say
"It was a pretty tough day out there today. There was a strong northeast win that made the golf course a real challenge, especially the last four holes. All things considered, I think the guys hung in there pretty well. It would have been nice to play those last four a little better. Overall, I think there's a lot of positives that we can take away from the last two days. Hopefully, we get to play tomorrow. It doesn't look good, but we'll be ready to play regardless."
Next Up
Play continues tomorrow with the final round at 8 a.m. Rice will begin play at 8 a.m. from Hole No. 1 and be paired with student-athletes from North Texas and UTSA.
The Owls carded an 11-over par 299 and are 15-over par after two rounds.
Sophomore Jake Benson is tied for ninth place after carding 72, his second straight round of par or better. It is his ninth round of par or better this year and the 17th of his career.
Freshmen Harrison Hineline, playing as an individual, Austin Escamilla and Campbell Gibson are all tied for 36th place at five-over par. Escamilla posted a 74, Gibson shot a 75 and Hineline carded a 77.
Senior Grant Rogers posted a 78 to sit seven-over par in a 50th place tie. Senior Mason Weld (75) is tied for 63rd place at 10-over par and junior Nicholas Duggan (81) is 11-over par and tied for 70th place.
Sam Houston State leads the team tournament at three-under par, five strokes in front of No. 37 Baylor and Houston. Ole Miss' Cecil Wegener leads the individual tournament at six-under par, two strokes in front of Charlotte's John Gough and SHSU's William Holcomb.
What Justin Emil Had to Say
"It was a pretty tough day out there today. There was a strong northeast win that made the golf course a real challenge, especially the last four holes. All things considered, I think the guys hung in there pretty well. It would have been nice to play those last four a little better. Overall, I think there's a lot of positives that we can take away from the last two days. Hopefully, we get to play tomorrow. It doesn't look good, but we'll be ready to play regardless."
Next Up
Play continues tomorrow with the final round at 8 a.m. Rice will begin play at 8 a.m. from Hole No. 1 and be paired with student-athletes from North Texas and UTSA.
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