Hawaii at Hilton Intercolleagiate leaders
IT'S NOT ON GOLFSTAT YET, BUT HERE'S THE NEWS FROM HAWAII:
The 19th Annual University of Hawaii at Hilo Intercollegiate has a new individual and team leader after the second round as the field prepares for Friday's final round on the Mauna Lani Resort's North Course.
Washington's Richard Lee has the lead with a 6-under-par 138 (68-70). Two strokes back and tied for second are Washington's Nick Taylor (69-71) and Texas Tech's Garrett Merrell (70-70). Washington's Chris Killmer is in fourth place at 3-under-par 141 (71-70) and is followed by a foursome tied in fifth place at 2-under-par 142.
USC leads Washington by four strokes for the team lead. The two PAC 10 teams are the only teams under par at minus-7, 569 and minus-3, 573, respectively.
They are followed by:
Colorado (584), Stanford and Texas Tech (585), Oregon (586), Arizona State (587), TCU (588), UC Davis (593), Georgia Tech (596), Oklahoma (597), Florida State (604), Hawaii Hilo (610), Kansas and Fresno State (623), San Francisco (628) and Hawaii Manoa (642).
Christopher Armanini leads the Vulcans squad with a 151 (70-81) and is tied for 42nd place. He is joined by Logan Goulding (T48, 76-76=152), Jesus Valdivia (T53, 78-75=153), Stephen Zane (T75, 76-82=158) and Zady Ari (T83, 83-8=161).
First round leader Rodolfo Estrada followed an opening round 66 with a 79 and fell into a tie for 13th place. Other Vulcans competing as individuals are Kelii Dias (T69, 76-81=157) and Isaac Jaffurs (T79, 84-76=160).
IT'S NOT ON GOLFSTAT YET, BUT HERE'S THE NEWS FROM HAWAII:
The 19th Annual University of Hawaii at Hilo Intercollegiate has a new individual and team leader after the second round as the field prepares for Friday's final round on the Mauna Lani Resort's North Course.
Washington's Richard Lee has the lead with a 6-under-par 138 (68-70). Two strokes back and tied for second are Washington's Nick Taylor (69-71) and Texas Tech's Garrett Merrell (70-70). Washington's Chris Killmer is in fourth place at 3-under-par 141 (71-70) and is followed by a foursome tied in fifth place at 2-under-par 142.
USC leads Washington by four strokes for the team lead. The two PAC 10 teams are the only teams under par at minus-7, 569 and minus-3, 573, respectively.
They are followed by:
Colorado (584), Stanford and Texas Tech (585), Oregon (586), Arizona State (587), TCU (588), UC Davis (593), Georgia Tech (596), Oklahoma (597), Florida State (604), Hawaii Hilo (610), Kansas and Fresno State (623), San Francisco (628) and Hawaii Manoa (642).
Christopher Armanini leads the Vulcans squad with a 151 (70-81) and is tied for 42nd place. He is joined by Logan Goulding (T48, 76-76=152), Jesus Valdivia (T53, 78-75=153), Stephen Zane (T75, 76-82=158) and Zady Ari (T83, 83-8=161).
First round leader Rodolfo Estrada followed an opening round 66 with a 79 and fell into a tie for 13th place. Other Vulcans competing as individuals are Kelii Dias (T69, 76-81=157) and Isaac Jaffurs (T79, 84-76=160).
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