LIHU'E, Kaua'i – The University of Hawai'i men's golf team concluded the final round of the 47^th John Burns Intercollegiate with a 305 Saturday at the Ocean Course Hokuala. The Rainbow Warriors concluded the tournament with a 900 total and 17^th place finish.
 
No. 10 Arizona captured its fourth Burns Intercollegiate team title and first since 2004 edging out California by three strokes with an 844 total. Cal (847) was runner-up followed by New Mexico (854), Grand Canyon (857), and Texas A&M (861).
 
UNM's Bastien Amat took medalist honors at 13-under 203, five strokes ahead of Yannick Malik of Arizona. UH's top finisher was Kolbe Irei, who shot a final round 2-under 70 to finish in a tie for 23^rd place at 1-under 215.
 
Irei was the only Rainbow Warrior under par for the day after carding four birdies and two bogeys on his round. Blaze Akana shot 77 and finished at 226 for a tie for 81^st. Dane Watanabe tied for 93^rd place with a 229 total after a final round 81.
 
Alslo competing for the Warriors were Josh Hayashida (78=235, 111^th) and Tyler Ogawa (80=240, 120^th). Four others competed as individuals – James Whitworth (75=231, t-100^th), Anson Cabello (78=233, 107^th),  Isaiah Kanno (78=234, t-108^th), and Garrett Takeuchi (85=246, 122^nd).
 
UH will next compete in the Lamkin San Diego Classic, March 4-5 in San Diego, Calif.