Duggan Leads Rice on Final Day of Lake Charles Toyota Invitational
3/19/2019 10:16:00 PM | Men's Golf
Lake Charles, La. — Junior Nicholas Duggan fired a final round one-under par 71 to lead Rice at the Lake Charles Toyota Invitational, played at the par 72, 7,007-yard Country Club at the Golden Nugget.
Duggan tied for 49th place. The 71 was his seventh round of par or better this year and the 18th of his career.
Rice posted a nine-over par 297 to finish in 18th place at 21 over par.
Sophomore Jake Benson and freshman Austin Escamilla tied for 68th place at five-over par after each closing the tournament with 75's. Escamilla's 54-hole score of 221 was a career-high.
Senior Grant Rogers tied for 94th place after closing with a 76 to finish 13-over par and sophomore Rishi Kejriwal carded a 78 to finish 15-over par in 97th place.
No. 43 TCU won the tournament at 47-under par, 15 strokes in front of No. 10 Texas Tech. TCU's David Ravetto took home medalist honors at 19-under par, six strokes in front of teammate Hayden Springer and Texas Tech's Sandy Scott.
What Justin Emil Had to Say
"This week was a tough one for all of us. We did not play well enough to compete with anyone this week. Fortunately, we have a good chunk of time to work on some things and begin preparation for our final two tournaments. I take full responsibility for the situation we are in and will work hard for these guys to prepare them for our next opportunity."
Next Up
The Owls will have a month off before returning to the links Apr. 15-16 when they co-host with Houston the Bayou City Collegiate Classic at Golfcrest Country Club in Pearland.
Duggan tied for 49th place. The 71 was his seventh round of par or better this year and the 18th of his career.
Rice posted a nine-over par 297 to finish in 18th place at 21 over par.
Sophomore Jake Benson and freshman Austin Escamilla tied for 68th place at five-over par after each closing the tournament with 75's. Escamilla's 54-hole score of 221 was a career-high.
Senior Grant Rogers tied for 94th place after closing with a 76 to finish 13-over par and sophomore Rishi Kejriwal carded a 78 to finish 15-over par in 97th place.
No. 43 TCU won the tournament at 47-under par, 15 strokes in front of No. 10 Texas Tech. TCU's David Ravetto took home medalist honors at 19-under par, six strokes in front of teammate Hayden Springer and Texas Tech's Sandy Scott.
What Justin Emil Had to Say
"This week was a tough one for all of us. We did not play well enough to compete with anyone this week. Fortunately, we have a good chunk of time to work on some things and begin preparation for our final two tournaments. I take full responsibility for the situation we are in and will work hard for these guys to prepare them for our next opportunity."
Next Up
The Owls will have a month off before returning to the links Apr. 15-16 when they co-host with Houston the Bayou City Collegiate Classic at Golfcrest Country Club in Pearland.
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