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GOLFER OF THE WEEK Nicholas Loar, a senior from Rockwall, Texas, finished second at the Tulane Invitational, Feb. 10-11. He helped the Mustangs to a second-place finish in their first tournament of the spring, firing a four-under, 213 (71-74-68). Loar finished three stokes off the winner, eighth-ranked Bill Haas of Wake Forest. On the second day of the event, Loar was the lone golfer to shoot a sub-70 round, carding a 68, moving him into second.
OTHERS NOMINATED Casey Watabu, Nevada (T54th/218, Taylor Made Intercollegiate)
Scott Phillips, Rice (T7th/218, Rice Intercollegiate)
Chris BarylaM, UTEP (1st/213, Anteater Invitational)
UTEPS BARYLA WINS SECOND SPRING TITLE - UTEP senior Chris Baryla, won his second consecutive title of the spring, taking honors at the Anteater Invitational in Newport Beach, Calif. He became the first Miner in eight years to win back-to-back tournaments, shooting a 213 (72-69-72), finishing three strokes ahead of the second-place finishers. His 71.5 stroke per round average is tops in the WAC.
TULSA WINS SECOND STRAIGHT MATLOCK COLLEGIATE - David Inglis again led the Hurricane to their second-straight title at the Matlock Collegiate Classic. Inglis has placed among the top-10 finishers in four of five starts, placing as the Hurricane top finishers in all five. At the Matlock Collegiate, Tulsas 866 three-round total, landed them first in the 18-team field. Inglis (211, -5), along with Chris Noel (214) and Billy Lowry (215) made a strong push, firing a team third-round total of 284, securing the win.
WAC TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD IN HOUSTON The 2002 WAC Tournament will hosted by Rice in Houston, April 28-30. The championship will be held at the BlackHorse Golf Club (www.blackhorsegolfclub.com). Tulsa won the 2002 crown by five strokes over UTEP. Tulsa sophomore David Inglis took home the individual crown by 10 strokes over SMUs Ryan Abbate.
WAC LEADERBOARD (FEB. 19)
Individual, School Tourn. Rounds Strokes Ave. Low Top 10's
1. Chris Baryla, UTEP 8 24 1716 71.5 66 5
David Inglis, Tulsa 5 15 1079 71.9 65 3
Dan Swanson, UTEP 7 21 1510 71.9 68 4
Bryant Reyes, SJSU 6 18 1306 72.56 68 3
5. Ian Hagen, Nevada 7 21 1525 72.6 68 1
Isaac Weintraub, SJSU 6 18 1309 72.61 66 1
Sprague Kolp, Nevada 7 21 1531 72.9 63 0
Brock Mulder, SMU 6 18 1323 73.5 66 2
Nathan Fritz, UTEP 8 24 1770 73.8 68 2
10. Ivan Holmes, Nevada 6 18 1332 74.0 68 1
Bobby Powers, SJSU 5 15 1111 74.07 68 1
Chris Noel, Tulsa 6 18 1336 74.2 69 1
Jason Ferrin, Nevada 5 15 1116 74.4 69 0
Ryan Abbate, SMU 6 18 1341 74.5 71 1
15. Stephen Sparolini, SMU 5 15 1118 74.5 70 1
Scott Hollenbach, UTEP 6 18 1345 74.7 65 0
Josh Green, Nevada 4 12 898 74.8 69 0
Adam Martin, Nevada 4 12 898 74.8 69 1
Daniel Timmons, Nevada 3 9 673 74.8 69 0
20. Billy Lowry, Tulsa 6 18 1348 74.9 69 1
Matt Kodama, UH 5 15 1126 75.07 69 0
Will Dodson, SMU 6 18 1352 75.1 71 1
Trent Rommann, UTEP 6 18 1352 75.1 68 0
Duncan Street, SJSU 4 12 902 75.17 69 0
25. Ben McCaslin, SMU 3 9 679 75.4 70 0
Jerad Harklau, SMU 3 9 680 75.5 72 1
Kellen-Floyd Asao, UH 5 15 1141 76.07 67 1
Doug McKeever, SMU 3 9 689 76.5 71 1
Marc Zien, Tulsa 4 12 919 76.6 71 0
30. Zach Christ, SJSU 4 12 922 76.83 74 0
James Beston, UH 5 15 1153 76.87 71 0
Nicholas Loar, SMU 6 18 1387 77.1 68 1
Aaron Bell, Tulsa 6 18 1392 77.3 73 0
JP Charon, SMU 3 9 700 77.7 72 0
35. Manarii Gauthier, UH 5 15 1166 77.73 73 0
Alejandro Prieto, SJSU 3 9 702 78.00 74 0
Ben Douglas, UH 4 12 938 78.17 68 0