Live Scoring  |  Round 2 Results

WAIKOLOA, Hawai'i – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team improved two strokes from Thursday's opening round but fell one spot back to 16^th place Friday at the Amer Ari Invitational at the Waikoloa Kings' Course.
 
The Rainbow Warriors shot 292 and currently stand at 10-over 586 for the three-day tournament.  No. 19 Washington leap-frogged No. 14 USC to take the Round 2 lead at 546, three strokes clear of the Trojans. (549).
 
UW's Cheng-Tsung Pan, the top-ranked player in the country, holds a two-stroke lead over USC's Rico Hoey. Pan is 14-under 130 after a second consecutive 65.
 
Senior Brian Lee is the top UH golfer at even par 144 after firing a 1-under 71 on Friday to tie for 53^rd.  Junior Scotty Yamashita also shot 71 and is 3-over 147 (76-71) and a tie for 71^st.
 
Sophomore Pono Tokioka, who shot 69 on Friday, struggled with an 81 for a 6-over 150 total and tie for 87^th. Senior Ryan Kuroiwa and junior Justin Chu are tied for 98^th at  154. Kuroiwa coupled his 76 with a 78 while Chu improved 10 strokes with a second round 72.
 
The tournament concludes on Saturday.