UW Finishes Second at Ka'anapali Collegiate Classic

Sunday, November 3

Lahaina, HI

All Day

University of Washington

Ka'anapali Collegiate

November 03, 2019 | Men's Golf

Results

LAHAINA, Hawaii – The 18^th ranked University of Washington finished second amongst the 20-team field at its final fall tournament of the season, the Ka'anapali Collegiate Classic. The Dawgs finished at 42-under 810 (274-267-269), just behind No. 5 Oklahoma who took home the team title at 47-under 805. The Huskies closed their fall season with three tournament wins and one second-place showing.

"I'm really proud of our team and how they closed out the fall season, we have a lot to build off of heading into the heart of our season in the spring," said head coach Alan Murray. "Petr really played well in his first tournament in our scoring lineup and to also have Paul finish in the top 10 was impressive. We showed our depth in a really tough field this weekend and are excited to keep getting better before we start back up again."

Freshman Petr Hruby carded a three-round score of 12-under 201 (70-65-66) to climb six spots into his best finish of the season, tying for fourth. The newcomer went five-under for 16 holes before notching his only bogey of the day on his second-to-last hole but Hruby responded by finishing with a birdie on the par-5 first to close his round and give him his best 54-hole score as a Dawg.

Joining in him in the top 10 was sophomore Paul Margolis as he tied for eighth with a 10-under 203 (69-66-68). Margolis shot under par in all three rounds and turned in a scorecard with two birdies and his second eagle of the tournament to just one bogey.

Senior Henry Lee finished tied for 12^th with an 8-under 205 (66-68-71) also finishing with three rounds at par or under-par. Junior Noah Woolsey was just behind him at 7-under 206 (74-68-64) and continued to get better in each round, finishing with a 7-under 64, UW's best individual round of the tournament. His scorecard on Sunday was clean with seven birdies to move him up 40 spots on the leaderboard to tie for 18^th.

Rounding out the Dawgs that were in the lineup was junior Jan Schneider, who finished tied for 53^rd with a 1-under 212. Freshman Bo Peng, competing as an individual, earned a tie for 36^th as he posted a 4-under 209 (71-68-70). Senior Shamu Bodhidatta finished 108^th with a 13-over 226 (72-82-72).