LIHU'E, Kaua'i –  University of Hawai'i's Atsuya Oishi completed the 46^th John A. Burns Intercollegiate in a tie for 26^th place following Friday's final round at the Ocean Course at Hokuala. The sophomore carded a 5-under 211 total for the tournament after a final round 2-under 70.
 
The intermittent weather forced the tournament to finish in two days rather than three days. Brigham Young ran away with the team championship with a tournament record 810 for its fourth Burns title and first since 2007. The Cougars finished 18 strokes ahead of runner-up No. 19 Arizona. Ninth-ranked Texas A&M finished in third place at 832.
 
Texas A&M's Sam Bennett and California's Sampson Zheng shared medalist honors at 18-under 198. Bennett tied the low round of the tournament with a course-record 11-under 61 in his final round.
 
Oishi's 211 total was the best 54-hole score of his UH career. The Japan native beat seven nationally ranked golfers among the 126-golfer field.
 
Senior Zachary Sagayaga, who was competing as an individual, finished in a tie for 58^th place at 1-under 215. The Honolulu native completed his second round of 4-under 68 earlier in the day before finishing with a final round 1-under 71.
 
Blaze Akana carded a final round 70 to finish at 2-over 218 for the tournament and 83^rd place. Tyler Ogawa shot a final round 72 and finished in a tie for 84^th at 3-over 219.
 
Also competing for UH were Josh Hayashida (220, t-93^rd) and Remington Hirano (233, t-121^st) while James Whitworth (228, 119^th), Isaiah Kanno (230, 120^th), and Garrett Takeuchi (233, t-121^st) competed as individuals.
 
The Rainbow Warriors will next compete in the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, March 1-3 in Palm Desert, Calif.