Monday, March 4
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Querencia Cabo Intercollegiate
Golf in 12th Heading into Final Round of Querencia Cabo Intercollegiate
3/4/2019 5:19:00 PM | Men's Golf
Cabo, Mexico — Rice golf is in 12th place heading into the final round of the Querencia Cabo Intercollegiate, played at the par-71, 6,928-yard Los Cabos Querencia.
The Owls carded an 18-over par 302 to sit 31-over par.
Junior Nicholas Duggan leads Rice at even par after carding a 73 to sit in a tie for 22nd place. Sophomore Jake Benson and freshman Campbell Gibson, playing as an individual are tied for 45th place at seven-over par. The duo posted rounds of 76 and 77, respectively.
Senior Grant Rogers is tied for 58th place at 12-over par after carding a 74. Senior Mason Weld shot a 79 to sit in 64th place at 14-over par and freshman Austin Escamilla is in 69th place after posting an 82 to sit 18-over par.
No. 1 Oklahoma State leads the tournament at 22-under par, nine strokes in front of No. 36 Baylor. OSU's Austin Eckroat has the individual lead at 10-under par, five strokes in front of a five-way tie for second place.
What Justin Emil Had to Say
"This golf course will challenge all parts of your game. If you have any doubt in what you are doing, it can be very difficult to play well here. I still feel like we have a great round in us and an opportunity to beat some top teams."
Next Up
Play concludes tomorrow with the final round beginning with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. Rice will tee off from holes No. 10-14 and be paired with student-athletes from Arkansas, Houston and Texas A&M.
The Owls carded an 18-over par 302 to sit 31-over par.
Junior Nicholas Duggan leads Rice at even par after carding a 73 to sit in a tie for 22nd place. Sophomore Jake Benson and freshman Campbell Gibson, playing as an individual are tied for 45th place at seven-over par. The duo posted rounds of 76 and 77, respectively.
Senior Grant Rogers is tied for 58th place at 12-over par after carding a 74. Senior Mason Weld shot a 79 to sit in 64th place at 14-over par and freshman Austin Escamilla is in 69th place after posting an 82 to sit 18-over par.
No. 1 Oklahoma State leads the tournament at 22-under par, nine strokes in front of No. 36 Baylor. OSU's Austin Eckroat has the individual lead at 10-under par, five strokes in front of a five-way tie for second place.
What Justin Emil Had to Say
"This golf course will challenge all parts of your game. If you have any doubt in what you are doing, it can be very difficult to play well here. I still feel like we have a great round in us and an opportunity to beat some top teams."
Next Up
Play concludes tomorrow with the final round beginning with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. Rice will tee off from holes No. 10-14 and be paired with student-athletes from Arkansas, Houston and Texas A&M.
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