Stockton, Calif.-----Jay Myers' one-over par 72 was the best
score turned in by a San Jose State University men's golfer in the opening
round of the Pacific Invitational men's golf tournament.
Myers
had two birdies and three bogeys on the par 71, 6,757-yard Brookside Country
Club course. He was the only Spartan under par at any point in the first 18
holes of play.
As
a team, San Jose State posted a 296 score and is in 12th place.
Besides Myers' 72, Rosco Valentine's 73 and Stephan Stallworth's 75 counted in
the team score and one of the 76's from Mark Hubbard and Nick Brown added up to
the total for the first of three rounds. The five players combined for just
eight birdies in 90 holes of action.
Oregon
and UC Davis share the first-round lead with 273 totals. Host Pacific is third
at 278. Brigham Young at 279 and Saint Mary's at 280 round out the top five
teams in the 12-team field.
The
54-hole tournament continues on November 3 and concludes on November 4. Live
scoring and complete results are available at www.golfstat.com
18-hole results from the Pacific Invitational men's golf
tournament
Brookside Country Club, Stockton, Calif.
Par 71, 6,757 yards
Team Scores
1. UC Davis 273
Oregon 273
3. Pacific 278
4. Brigham Young 279
5. Saint Mary's 280
6. Fresno State 281
Denver 281
8. Cal State Northridge 282
9. Kansas State 284
10. Cal State Fullerton 287
11. Sacramento State 288
12. San Jose State 296
Individual Leaders
1. Tyler Raber, UC Davis 64
Eugene Wong, Oregon 64
3. Robbie Fillmore, Brigham
Young 65
Austin Graham, UC Davis 65
5. Benjamin Bauch, Pacific 66
San Jose State Scores
32. Jay Myers 72
39. Rosco Valentine 73
52. Stephan Stallworth 75
54. Mark Hubbard 76
54. Nick Brown 76
Courtesy: San Jose State Athletics
