Cal State San Bernardino's Kenny Pigman and Western New Mexico's Steven Maxwell finished tied for third at -1, 215. Pridey carded a 71 on Tuesday, while Golembiewski shot a 70 to force the playoff.

Grand Canyon's Matt Pridey outlasted teammate Jacob Golembiewski in a playoff to claim individual medalist honors at 3-under par, 213. Chico finished second at +15, 879, one stroke in front of third place Dixie State. Host Grand Canyon, which trailed Chico State by just a single stroke entering the final round, shot a 288 on Tuesday to claim the tournament trophy at +7, 871. The pair finished in a tie for 70th place. Simon shot a final round 81, while Rastogi carded a 77. Lewis Simon and Anubhav Rastogi both finished at +22, 238 to round out the scoring for UCSD. He bounced back after a tough start to finish tied for 45th place. Senior Keith Okasaki had the Tritons' best round of the day with a 74 on Tuesday and finished at +16, 232 overall. Smith was consistent throughout the tournament, carding rounds of 77, 76 and 76.

The Fontana native carded an 83 on Tuesday to finish at +8, 224 for the tournament, coming in 11 strokes behind the winner.ĭespite the drop in the standings, Williams still posted his highest finish since coming in 10th at the UCSD Triton Invitational back in November.įellow rookie David Smith was UCSD's next-best finisher with a final score of +13, 229, which was good enough for a share of 39th place. UCSD finished the tournament with an overall score of +50, 914, which was five strokes behind 10th place Fort Lewis College.įreshman Jacob Williams, who led the field at 3-under par through two rounds, finished in six-way tie for 24th place after a tough final round. The Tritons were in 10th place at +30, 606 after the first two rounds of play on Monday, but slipped one spot in the team standings after carding a 308 in the final round. The UC San Diego men's golf team concluded the Grand Canyon Thunderbird Invitational on Tuesday, finishing in 11th place out of 18 teams competing in the two-day event.

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