Tuesday, October 25
Tulsa, OK
All Day
Rice University
at
The Clerico
Golf Closes Fall Slate with Second Best Round at the Clerico
10/25/2022 5:10:00 PM | Men's Golf
Tulsa, Okla. — The Rice Golf team shot the second best round of the day, moving up four spots to finish in fourth-place at The Clerico.
The Owls shot a five-over par 289, finishing 21-over par.
Freshman Henry Daly closed the tournament with a one-under par 70, tying for 13th-place at four-over. It is his team-leading seventh round of par or better this year and he became the first Owl to begin the season with four straight top-20 finishes since Jade Scott opened the 2009-10 season with six.
Graduate student Jay Kirchdorfer and freshman Lukas Boandl tied for 18th-place at six-over par. Kirchdorfer carded an even par 71, his fifth round of par or better this year and the 12th of his career, while Boandl posted a 73.
Junior Rodrigo Martin carded a 77 to tie for 24th-place at seven-over par and junior Blake Benson posted a 75 to finish 10-over par in a 41st-place tie.
South Alabama and New Mexico State tied at 12-over par with USA being award the team title base off the cumulative of the highest score. Oral Roberts' Brandon Hoff earned medalist honors at five-under par.
JUSTIN EMIL QUOTABLE
"There were really tough conditions in Oklahoma, but the guys really dug deep and ground out one of the best rounds of the day. It was a good experience for them and was some confirmation of their competitive character. Now we have some time to get to work on some things as we go into the offseason."
NEXT UP
The Owls will take the rest of the fall off before beginning it spring season, Feb. 13-14, at the Border Olympics in Laredo.
Team Results
1 South Alabama 292-288/580 +12
2 New Mexico State 280-300/580 +12
3 Oral Roberts 292-291/583 +15
4 Rice 300-289/589 +21
5 Texas State 297-294/591 +23
6 UTSA 292-300/592 +24
7 UMKC 290-307/597 +29
t8 Northern Iowa 297-301/598 +30
t8 Missouri State 301-297/598 +30
10 Utah State 307-308/615 +47
11 Stephen F. Austin 312-311/623 +55
12 Southern Utah 311-318/629 +61
The Owls shot a five-over par 289, finishing 21-over par.
Freshman Henry Daly closed the tournament with a one-under par 70, tying for 13th-place at four-over. It is his team-leading seventh round of par or better this year and he became the first Owl to begin the season with four straight top-20 finishes since Jade Scott opened the 2009-10 season with six.
Graduate student Jay Kirchdorfer and freshman Lukas Boandl tied for 18th-place at six-over par. Kirchdorfer carded an even par 71, his fifth round of par or better this year and the 12th of his career, while Boandl posted a 73.
Junior Rodrigo Martin carded a 77 to tie for 24th-place at seven-over par and junior Blake Benson posted a 75 to finish 10-over par in a 41st-place tie.
South Alabama and New Mexico State tied at 12-over par with USA being award the team title base off the cumulative of the highest score. Oral Roberts' Brandon Hoff earned medalist honors at five-under par.
JUSTIN EMIL QUOTABLE
"There were really tough conditions in Oklahoma, but the guys really dug deep and ground out one of the best rounds of the day. It was a good experience for them and was some confirmation of their competitive character. Now we have some time to get to work on some things as we go into the offseason."
NEXT UP
The Owls will take the rest of the fall off before beginning it spring season, Feb. 13-14, at the Border Olympics in Laredo.
Team Results
1 South Alabama 292-288/580 +12
2 New Mexico State 280-300/580 +12
3 Oral Roberts 292-291/583 +15
4 Rice 300-289/589 +21
5 Texas State 297-294/591 +23
6 UTSA 292-300/592 +24
7 UMKC 290-307/597 +29
t8 Northern Iowa 297-301/598 +30
t8 Missouri State 301-297/598 +30
10 Utah State 307-308/615 +47
11 Stephen F. Austin 312-311/623 +55
12 Southern Utah 311-318/629 +61
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