LAKESIDE, Calif.- The University of Hawai'i men's golf team wrapped-up the Barona Collegiate Cup on Tuesday by shooting an even par 288 as a team in the third round. The Warriors finished the two-day tournament with a three round total of 868, four strokes over par.

Senior golfer Ben Douglas, who shot a four-under 68 in the final round, led the Warriors and tied for 21st. Douglas' third round score tied his personal best, which was a four-under 68 he recorded at the 2002 Barona Collegiate Cup. Also competing for UH were Sophomore Pierre-Henri Soero (217, +1), junior Jarett Hamamoto(220, +4), sophomore Cody Wolfenbarger (222, +6) and junior Travis Toyama (226, +10).

Brigham Young University walked away with the team title after they finished with a three-round total of 822, 42 strokes below par and 19 strokes ahead of the second place finishers, Denver University and Texas A&M. The Cougar's Oscar Alvarez won a sudden-death playoff against Denver's James Love to earn the individual title. Alvarez and Love each finished with 54-round totals of 203, 13 strokes below par.

The Warriors will return to the islands to host the UH/Turtle Bay Intercollegiate on Nov. 1-3 at the Links at Turtle Bay golf course. At last season's Turtle Bay Intercollegiate, UH garnered a share of the team title, as they finished in a tie for first place with the University of South Carolina.

Team Score (Place)
Hawai`i 293-287-288=868 (13)

Individual Score (Place)
Ben Douglas 74-70-68= 212 (T21)
Pierre-Henri Soero 74-68-75= 217 (T40)
Jarrett Hamamoto 75-74-71= 220 (T52)
Cody Wolfenbarger 73-75-74= 222 (T62)
Travis Toyama 72-75-79= 226 (T70)

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