Monday, October 2
Sunnyside Country Club; Fresno, Calif.
All Day
University of San Francisco
at
Nick Whatney Invitational
MGOLF | Low Round Helps Dons Capture Second
10/3/2017 4:51:00 PM | Men's Golf
FRESNO, Calif. – The University of San Francisco men's golf team captured second place by finishing at a tie with BYU for the lowest round of the day on the final day of the Nick Watney Invitational hosted by Fresno State at the Sunnyside Golf Course.
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BYU was the overall team champion, holding off the Dons by finishing with a three-day score of 865, 13-over par. The Dons began the day two back a four-way tie for first and carded a day-three score of 289, which tied them with BYU for the lowest of the day.  USF finishes the tournament 15-over par with a team score of 867. Utah, Saint Mary's and Fresno State rounded out the top-five.
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USF had three players finish in the top-10 and was led by senior Henry Chung who finished second overall, his three-day score was an even-par 213. Toby Briggs moved up 18 spots on the leader board on the final day with a one-under 70, giving him a three-day score of 217.Â
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Soren Lind finished the three-day tournament tied for ninth at five over par with a score of 218. Tim Widing was tied for 14th with a three-day score of six over par for a 219.
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The Dons return to action on Monday, October 9 when they travel to Fairfax, Calif., to participate in the Mackenzie Invitational hosted by Cal at the Meadow Club.
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BYU was the overall team champion, holding off the Dons by finishing with a three-day score of 865, 13-over par. The Dons began the day two back a four-way tie for first and carded a day-three score of 289, which tied them with BYU for the lowest of the day.  USF finishes the tournament 15-over par with a team score of 867. Utah, Saint Mary's and Fresno State rounded out the top-five.
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USF had three players finish in the top-10 and was led by senior Henry Chung who finished second overall, his three-day score was an even-par 213. Toby Briggs moved up 18 spots on the leader board on the final day with a one-under 70, giving him a three-day score of 217.Â
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Soren Lind finished the three-day tournament tied for ninth at five over par with a score of 218. Tim Widing was tied for 14th with a three-day score of six over par for a 219.
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The Dons return to action on Monday, October 9 when they travel to Fairfax, Calif., to participate in the Mackenzie Invitational hosted by Cal at the Meadow Club.
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