Saturday, November 2
Ka'anapali , Hawaii
Boise State
vs
Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational
Photo by: Ka’anapali Golf Courses
Boise State's Strong Play Continues in Hawaii
11/2/2019 7:42:00 PM | Men's Golf
KA'ANAPALI, Hawaii – For the second-straight day, the Boise State men's golf team turned in a strong showing at the Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational. The Broncos shot a 9-under (275) in round two to sit 18-under (275-275-550), good for eighth place in the 20-team field.
Six of the seven schools ahead of Boise State are ranked in the top 50 nationally, with West Virginia just outside at No. 51. Washington, ranked 18th, leads the tournament at 27-under (266). The Huskies are followed by No. 5 Oklahoma (-26), No. 23 UCLA (-25), No. 37 Liberty (-24), No. 31 South Carolina and West Virginia (-22), No. 44 Kansas (-20) and the Broncos. Rounding out the top are No. 19 Georgia (-16) and No. 15 Clemson (-11).
"It was another solid day as a team," Boise State head coach Dan Potter said. "Everyone is contributing. A couple of shots each round have cost us, but if we can clean that up tomorrow, I believe we have a great day ahead of us. The plan will be to keep the foot on the gas."
Sophomore Hugo Townsend played 3-under over his final-six holes to post a 2-under 69. The Boden, Sweden native is tied for 10th at 7-under (66-69-135). Senior Mason Schulze made birdie putts on three of his first-five holes and finished Saturday with a 5-under 66. The Poway, Calif., native is tied for 20th at 5-under (71-66-137).
The biggest mover of the day for the Broncos was junior Skyler Eubank. A native of College Station, Texas, Eubank made an eagle on his second hole Saturday and knocked down birdie putts on three of his last-five holes to card a 6-under 65. He is tied for 40th at 2-under (75-65-140).
Senior Brian Humphreys shot a 4-over 75 and is tied for 61st at 1-over (68-75-143). Senior Joe Neuheisel was 8-over (79) in round two and is tied for 97th at 7-over (70-79-149).
Sunday's final round is a shotgun start scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Mountain.
Six of the seven schools ahead of Boise State are ranked in the top 50 nationally, with West Virginia just outside at No. 51. Washington, ranked 18th, leads the tournament at 27-under (266). The Huskies are followed by No. 5 Oklahoma (-26), No. 23 UCLA (-25), No. 37 Liberty (-24), No. 31 South Carolina and West Virginia (-22), No. 44 Kansas (-20) and the Broncos. Rounding out the top are No. 19 Georgia (-16) and No. 15 Clemson (-11).
"It was another solid day as a team," Boise State head coach Dan Potter said. "Everyone is contributing. A couple of shots each round have cost us, but if we can clean that up tomorrow, I believe we have a great day ahead of us. The plan will be to keep the foot on the gas."
Sophomore Hugo Townsend played 3-under over his final-six holes to post a 2-under 69. The Boden, Sweden native is tied for 10th at 7-under (66-69-135). Senior Mason Schulze made birdie putts on three of his first-five holes and finished Saturday with a 5-under 66. The Poway, Calif., native is tied for 20th at 5-under (71-66-137).
The biggest mover of the day for the Broncos was junior Skyler Eubank. A native of College Station, Texas, Eubank made an eagle on his second hole Saturday and knocked down birdie putts on three of his last-five holes to card a 6-under 65. He is tied for 40th at 2-under (75-65-140).
Senior Brian Humphreys shot a 4-over 75 and is tied for 61st at 1-over (68-75-143). Senior Joe Neuheisel was 8-over (79) in round two and is tied for 97th at 7-over (70-79-149).
Sunday's final round is a shotgun start scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Mountain.
Players Mentioned
/ Men's Golf
/ Men's Golf
/ Men's Golf
/ Men's Golf
/ Men's Golf
WBB | Highlights vs Nevada
Monday, March 10
Cole Rueck Makes His DEBUT at the SCOTTISH OPEN
Monday, July 15
Cole Rueck Heads to the POSTSEASON
Tuesday, May 07
Boise State vs. Idaho in BOISE
Tuesday, April 16
