Men's golf finishes last after 36 holes
April 26, 2002
The Washington men's golf team finds itself in last place after putting up scores of 370 and 378 after the first two rounds of the Pac-10 tournament in Corvallis, Ore., at the Trysting Tree golf course.
At 748, the Huskies are 32 strokes off of leaders USC and host Oregon State. They share a total score of 716 after 36 holes.
Washington still has two more rounds to redeem itself after its duo of dismal performances. The Huskies were ranked second going into the tournament and now find themselves at the bottom of the standings.
One bright spot is freshman Brock Mackenzie, who scored a total of 145 after shooting rounds of 70 and 75 and now sits in 16th place overall.
The leaders in the individual tournament are OSU's Michael Jurgensen and Stanford's Jim Seki with a 6-under 138.
John Robertson finished 34th overall with a 149 after rounds of 71 and 78. Robertson is currently in a four-way tie for the spot.
Tied for 43rd is Dan Potter, who shot 76 and 75 for a total of 151. Following him in 47th is Corey Prugh, who has a total of 152 and is also tied with two other players.
Derek Berg is in a tie for 50th after shooting scores of 75 and 78.
Conner Robbins sits in 54th with two other competitors as well, after shooting a 78 and a 77 for a total of 155.
The Huskies start the next round of 18 today and the final round tomorrow.
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