MARICOPA, Ariz. - The University of San Francisco (USF) men's golf team battled fierce competition at Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club on Tuesday and Wednesday as the Dons tied for 21^st in the Wyoming Cowboy Classic.

TOURNAMENT RESULTS:

• Nils Svanberg recorded his best finish in the green and gold so far, finishing in a tie for 14^th at 4-under-212 (69-71-72). The freshman shot under par in two of his three rounds, including tallying a team-high 12 birdies.
• Theo Anderson was next for the Dons as he finished in a tie for 84^th at 8-over-224 (75-74-75). Henry Styles finished one stroke behind Anderson, tying for 92^nd at 9-over-225 (75-74-76). Anderson also tied for ninth in Par 3 scoring at one-under.
• Renato Naula and William Svanström rounded out the lineup for San Francisco, with Naula tying for 110^th at 14-over-230 (71-78-81) and Svanström tying for 114^th at 15-over-231 (77-78-76). Notably, Svanström shot an eagle on hole 13 in round one on Tuesday.
• Overall, USF tied for 21^st as a team, finishing 22-over-886 (290-297-299).

UP NEXT:
San Francisco will compete next at the El Macero Classic, hosted by UC Davis, at El Macero Country Club in El Macero, Calif., from Friday, Apr. 10, through Sunday, Apr. 12. Live results will be available via the team's schedule page.

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