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SAN JACINTO, Calif. – The third and final round of the Big West Conference Men's Golf Championship was cancelled Tuesday after tournament officials deemed the course at The Country Club at Soboba Springs unplayable due to high winds.
 
With wind gusts of up to 40 mph, the final round of competition was delayed for over an hour. The first groups actually began play before rules and Big West officials decided to cancel the round.
 
Cal State Fullerton was ruled the tournament champion with a two-round total of 578, two strokes over UC Davis (580). UC Riverside (586) was third followed by Long Beach State (587), UC Irvine (588), UH (591), CSU Northridge (595), Cal Poly (599), and UC Santa Barbara (602).
 
UH senior Nainoa Calip finished in a three-way tie for second place at 3-under 141. Matt Hansen of UC Davis took medalist honors at 8-under 136, five strokes better than Calip, Cal State Fullerton's Mark Anguiano and Cal State Northridge's Kyler Sauer.
 
Last season, Calip placed seventh and his second place finish was the highest for a UH golfer at a conference championship since Jarrett Hamamoto lost in a play-off for the individual title at the 2006 Western Athletic Conference Championship.
 
UH junior Brian Lee tied for ninth place at even par 144 marking the first time two Hawai'i golfers finished in the Top 10 since 2007, when Pierre-Henri Soero and Travis Toyama played third and fifth, respectively.
 
Junior Ryan Kuroiwa tied for 40^th at 156; senior David Saka placed 43^rd at 158; and senior Tommy Yamashita tied for 44^th at 159.
 
This is the first time the Big West Championship has been shortened since 2003 when rain allowed just two rounds of competition.
 
 

6	Hawai'i	290	301	591
T2	Nainoa Calip (1)	69	72	141
T9	Brian Lee (3)	70	74	144
T40	Ryan Kuroiwa (4)	76	80	156
43	David Saka (2)	83	75	158
T44	Tommy Yamashita (5)	75	84	159