Day 1 Results

LAKE TAHOE, Nev. – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team is currently tied for 12th place after two rounds of play at the Wolf Pack Classic.  Hawai'i got off to a slow start with a first round score of 319, but finished the day by carding the third lowest round of the afternoon, with a score of 297.

Freshman Brian Lee was the biggest reason for the afternoon turnaround.  After shooting a first round 83, Lee bounced back in round two with his first career round in the 60s, with a 3-under par, 69.  He finished the day tied for 36th.  T.J. Kua is the top overall individual for Hawai'i shooting rounds of 75, and 73, putting him at a tie for 12th.

Also competing for Hawai'i are junior Henry Park (79-74=153/t41), freshman Ryan Kuroiwa (82-81=163/t75), and sophomore Tommy Yamashita (84-83=167).

Leading team competition is Nevada with a score of 585.  UNR's Gustavo Chuang (67-77) and Sac State's Jordan Weir (75-69) are tied for the individual lead at even-par.

Play will continue tomorrow with the third and final round