PHOENIX, Ariz. – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team posted a final round 298 to finish the Grand Canyon Invitational in 12^th place Saturday at the GCU Golf Course.
 
The Rainbow Warriors totaled 892 for the tournament, which was won by No. 40 Missouri (850), who held off a charging Pacific by two strokes (852). Host GCU finished third (856) followed by Big West teams Long Beach State (859) and UC Riverside (862).
 
Freshman Justin Arcano and sophomore Nick Nelson tied for top team honors for the Warriors at 9-over 222. Arcano carded a final round 75 while Nelson shot 77 as the duo tied for 49^th overall. Senior Bryden Salvador posted a second straight 74 to finish at 224 and a tie for 56^th. Junior Cameron Kaneko had the best score of the day for Hawai'i at 1-over 72 to finish at 226 and a tie for 64^th.
 
Sophomore Trevor Hirata tied for 85^th at 235 after a final round 81.
 
UOP's Casey Scott captured medalist honors at 6-under 207, one stroke ahead of CSUN's Felix Mory (208).
 
The Rainbow Warriors will next compete in the Western Intercollegiate, April 7-8 in Santa Cruz, Calif.
 
 

12	Hawai'i	297	297	298	892
T49	Justin Arcano (1)	74	73	75	222
T49	Nick Nelson (2)	71	74	77	222
T56	Bryden Salvador (4)	76	74	74	224
T64	Cameron Kaneko (5)	78	76	72	226
T85	Trevor Hirata (3)	76	78	81	235