Round 2 Results

KAHUKU, O'ahu- The University of Hawai'i men's golf team completed the second round of the John A. Burns Intercollegiate Thursday at the Arnold Palmer Course at the Turtle Bay Resort.

UH's “A” team (302-301), starting on the 10^th tee, shot a second round 301 and currently sit in 10^th place with a total score of 603. The “B” team (309-312) started on the 1^st tee and shot a 312 for a two-round score of 621 and are currently in 14^th place.

The nation's top-ranked team, California (284-282), are on top of the team standings for a second straight day and have opened up a 16-stroke lead after shooting a second round 282 for a total score of 566. The Golden Bears are seeking their third straight title and becoming the first team to do so since Oklahoma State from 1993-95.
BYU (292-290) currently sits in second place with a total score of 582 followed by New Mexico (287-300) at 587 and Texas A&M (294-295) at 589.

California's Josh Stalter (67-70) shot a second round 70 to give him a 137 overall and his second day on top of the individual standings. Stalter's teammate Max Homa (71-68) currently sits in second place, two strokes back of the lead with a 139 total. Homa went down to the wire on the final day of last year's tournament with defending-champion Julian Suri of Duke.

For the Warriors' “A” team, senior Cory Oride (74-76) sits in a tie for team-best 29^th place after shooting a second round 76 for a total score of 150. Junior David Saka (78-73) shot the low round for UH on the second day shooting a 73, giving him a 151 total score and a tie for 36^th place. Saka had an eight-hole stretch in which he shot 3-under par.

Freshman Scott Yamashita (71-80) sits in a tie for 36^th place with teammate Saka, after shooting an 80 for a total score of 151. Both junior Nainoa Calip (83-74) and sophomore Brian Lee (79-78) sit in a tie for 65^th place with total scores of 157 respectively.

For the “B” team, sophomore Ryan Kuroiwa (75-75) shot a second round 75 for a total of 150, tying him for the team-lead with Oride.  Sophomore Reo Saito (76-79) shot a 79 for a total score of 155 and currently is in a tie for 58^th place.

Junior Tommy Yamashita (83-75) shot a 75 to give him a two round total of 158. Yamashita shot one-under on his final eight holes of the day and is sitting in a tie for 68^th place going into Friday.

Senior Henry Park (75-83) sits in a tie for 68^th place with teammate Tommy Yamashita after shooting an 83 for a total score of 158. Freshman Justin Chu (84-83) shot an 83 to give him a total score of 167 and currently sits in 87^th place.

The tournament concludes with the third and final round of competition on Friday.