NDSU Males’s Golf Finishes Mid Pack at Visit Stockton Pacific Invitational

STOCKTON, Calif – The North Dakota State Men’s golf group shot their finest spherical of the event to climb three locations and end twelfth on the Visit Stockton Pacific Invitational on the Reserve at Spanos Park on Saturday afternoon.
 
Andrew Ballou (73-77-71—221) led the Bison within the remaining spherical of the event. The freshman was the one NDSU golfer of the occasion to report a spherical beneath par and completed -1 within the remaining spherical after firing 4 birdies and 11 holes at par. Ballou rose 20 spots up the leaderboard to complete the occasion in a tie for 55^th at +5.
 
Rylin Petry (74-73-73—220) was the best putting Bison on the occasion. Petry led the group in birdies after including 4 extra within the remaining spherical to deliver his event whole to 10. Petry matched his spherical two rating of +1 to complete +4 general in a tie for 48^th.
 
Gabe Benson (74-75-73—222) and Jake Skarperud (73-74-76—223) wrap up the NDSU scorers for day three. Benson notched two birdies and 14 holes at par to report his finest end of the occasion at +1 and landed in a tie for 62^nd at +6 general. Skarperud was +4 on the day to complete +7 general in a tie for 66^th.
 
Carter White (76-76-76—228) sank the one eagle for NDSU on the event on the 6^th gap. White matched his earlier two rounds with a rating of +4 to complete +12 general in a tie for 81^st.
 
As a group, the Bison (294-298-293—885) shot their finest spherical of the event at +5 to complete 12^th out of 17^th groups with a remaining rating of +21. Host Pacific (276-263-278—817) claimed the event title by 20-strokes with a remaining rating of -47. Colorado (276-276-285—837) had been the runners-up at -27 and San Diego (278-282-282—842) claimed third at -22.
 
NDSU could have almost two weeks off earlier than heading all the way down to Mexico for the Monterrey Collegiate Classic. The event might be hosted by George Washington on the Club Campestre de Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico on October 24-25.