FAIRFAX, Calif. – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team finished in a tie for 13^th place at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational following Tuesday's final round at the Meadow Club.
 
The Rainbow Warriors shot 283 to finish with a 13-under 839 total which is the third lowest 54-hole score in program history. The score was four strokes off of the all-time school mark of 835 set last season at the Kapolei Invitational.
 
UH, which had set a new single-round record in Monday's first round, was led by Tyler Ogawa who posted a 2-under 69 to finish 5-under 208 and a tie for 41^st place. His 54-hole is the best of his career and marked the first time he finished a tournament under par.
 
James Whitworth carded a final round 75 and finished 2-under 211 and a tie for 55^th place. Dane Watanabe shot even par 72 and tied for 59^th place at 212. Josh Hayashida posted 1-under 70 and tied for 65^th at 213 while Garrett Takeuchi carded 73 for a 215 total and a tie for 73^rd place.
 
San Jose State set a new tournament record with a 56-under 796 total to edge Pacific by one stroke for the team title. SJSU's Zubair Firdaus also record a new tournament record at 23-under 190 to claim medalist honors.
 
Tyler Ogawa put together rounds of 69 and 70 and is tied for 42^nd at 3-under 139. Dane Watanabe is 1-under and tied for 54^th followed by Garrett Takeuchi (142; t-61^st) and Josh Hayashida (143; t-67^th).
 
The Rainbow Warriors return to the islands to close out the fall season with the Kapolei Invitational (Oct. 29-31) and Kā'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational (Nov. 2-4).
 

T13	Hawai'i	272	284	283	839
T41	Tyler Ogawa (4)	69	70	69	208
T55	James Whitworth (1)	64	72	75	211
T58	Dane Watanabe (3)	69	72	71	212
T65	Josh Hayashida (2)	70	73	70	213
T73	Garrett Takeuchi (5)	72	70	73	215