Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic The Ka’anapali Course Lahaina, Hawaii Par-71 | 6,700 yards |
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Results – All RoundsÂ
| Place |
Team (golfstat rank) |
Score |
| 1 |
California (26) |
805 (-47) |
| 2 |
North Florida (27) |
816 (-36) |
| 3 |
Oklahoma (11) |
817 (-35) |
| T4 |
UCLA |
825 (-27) |
| T4 |
Clemson (9) |
825 (-27) |
| 6 |
Georgia (16) |
827 (-25) |
| 7 |
South Carolina (34) |
830 (-22) |
| T8 |
Boise State |
835 (-17) |
| T8 |
West Virginia (39) |
835 (-17) |
| 10 |
KANSAS |
839 (-13) |
| 11 |
Wyoming |
851 (-1) |
| 12 |
Houston |
854 (+2) |
| T13 |
Washington |
855 (+3) |
| T13 |
Connecticut |
855 (+3) |
| T13 |
Gonzaga |
855 (+3) |
| 16 |
Sacramento State |
865 (+13) |
| 17 |
Southern Illinois |
872 (+20) |
| 18 |
Hawaii |
873 (+21) |
| 19 |
George Washington U. |
876 (+24) |
| 20 |
Air Force |
880 (+28) |
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| Individual Leaderboard (Top 5) |
| Place |
Name |
Team |
Score |
| 1 |
Sebastian Crampton |
Cal |
196 (-17) |
| 2 |
Quade Cummins |
OU |
198 (-15) |
| 3 |
Collin Morikawa |
Cal |
199 (-14) |
| 4 |
Riley Casey |
OU |
201 (-12) |
| 5 |
Andrew Alligood |
UNF |
202 (-11) |
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| Kansas Leaderboard |
| Place |
Name |
Score |
| T18 |
Jake Scarrow (I) |
207 (-6) |
| T18 |
Harry Hillier |
207 (-6) |
| T26 |
Andy Spencer |
209 (-4) |
| T33 |
Ben Sigel |
210 (-3) |
| T57 |
Charlie Hillier |
215 (+2) |
| T86 |
Drew Shepherd |
220 (+7) |
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LAHAINA, Haw – Entering the final round of the Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic, Kansas men’s golf was tied for ninth and 4-under par in the 20-team field. Kansas improved nine strokes in Sunday’s third round and finished 13-under par in 10th place in the final competition for the fall.
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Kansas sophomore Harry Hillier fired a 2-under 69 in the third round to finish 6-under in the tournament and tied for 18th in the 116-player field. That marks the fourth top-20 finish in Hillier’s collegiate career. Individual golfer Jake Scarrow started the day hot with three straight birdies and also finished tied for 18th overall.
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Sophomore Ben Sigel and junior Andy Spencer found the most success in round three with both carding 4-under par 67, combining for 10 birdies and one eagle. Spencer collected five of his birdies on the front nine and finished the Classic 4-under which tied for 26th, while Sigel shot 3-under finishing tied for 33rd.
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Senior Charlie Hillier shot an even par 71 on the day, which resulted in a 2-over total in the tournament. Drew Shepherd stayed consistent throughout the day as he parred 12 holes straight. Shepherd would card a 7-over for the classic.
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The University of California finished the classic 47-under to capture the tournament victory, led by Sebastian Crampton who would finish 17-under par overall. Kansas a team collected four top-5 finishes out of the five tournaments competed in this fall, including a first-place finish at The Jackrabbit. The Jayhawks are set to tee off the spring portion of their schedule at the Desert Intercollegiate in Palm Desert, California, on February 22.
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QUOTES
Head Coach Jamie Bermel
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On today’s performance
“We played solid again today. We were very disappointed in our first-round performance, but really happy with the comeback the last two rounds. We were more focused and played with a lot of determination.”
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On upcoming winter break
“This winter we need to continue to work on the fundamentals and get in the weight room.”
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On fall performance overall
“We had a solid fall, one win in a stroke play event and beat the #1 ranked team and defending national champion Oklahoma State in the Big 12 match event. We had a lot of positives but a lot of things we can improve on and get ready to do better in the spring.”
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NOTABLES
– Jake Scarrow finished under par for the first time this season (-6)
– As a team, this was Kansas’ 5th top-10 finish out of five tournaments competed in
– Harry Hillier collects his fourth top-20 finish of his career
– Harry Hillier earned his 9th par or better finish, which leads the team
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