KAANAPALI, Maui – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team finished in 18^thplace after Sunday's final round of the Kā'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational at the Royal Kā'anapali Course.
 
The Rainbow Warriors shot a final round 293 for an 873 total. No. 26 California captured to the team title with an 805 total, 11 strokes better than No. 27 North Florida, who finished runner-up in its first appearance at the Kā'anapali Classic. No. 11 Oklahoma placed third at 817.
 
Individually, Cal's Sebastian Crampton carded a final round 63 to win medalist honors at 17-under 196. Oklahoma's Quade Cummins finished runner-up at 15-under 198, while Cal's Collin Morikawa was third at 199.
 
UH sophomore Justin Arcano shot a final round even par 71 to finish 3-over 216 for the tournament and a tie for 64^thplace. Sophomore Justin Ngan carded 76 to tie for 86^that 220.
 
Senior Cameron Kaneko tied for 90^that 221 after a final round 79 while sophomore Cole Yoshida tied for 93^rdat 223 after a 1-over 72. Junior Nick Nelson rounded out the UH contingent with a 74 to finish at 226 and a tie for 102^nd.
 
Competing as individuals for UH are senior Bryden Salvador (228, t-106^th), freshman AJ Teraoka (231, 109^th), and junior Trevor Hirata (234, 112^th).
 
The tournament closed out the fall schedule for the Rainbow Warriors.
 

18	Hawai'i	289	291	293	873
T64	Justin Arcano (1)	72	73	71	216
T86	Justin Ngan (2)	73	71	76	220
T90	Cameron Kaneko (4)	72	70	79	221
T93	Cole Yoshida (5)	72	79	72	223
T102	Nick Nelson (3)	75	77	74	226

 
 

Individuals

Pos. Player (Team) Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Total T106 Bryden Salvador (Hawai'i) 72 78 78 228 109 AJ Teraoka (Hawai'i) 76 79 76 231 112 Trevor Hirata (Hawai'i) 79 80 75 234