BOULDER CITY, Nev. - Seattle U men's golf's graduate student Jack Rahon and senior John Morrow rank inside the top-10 after two rounds at the 2023 Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Championship. Morrow moves up three spots into a tie for fourth with another three-under 69 performance in the second round, while Rahon climbs 13 spots into a tie for eighth place with a five-under 67 performance. Second round action took place at Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada, on the 7,482 yards course with a par of 72.
The Redhawks improved five strokes from the opening round, shooting a 10-under 278 to put them at 15-under 561 after two rounds for fourth place overall. Seattle U ranks tied for third on the par threes with an average of 3.05 and scoring of two-over, while they are just three birdies back of the first place team in overall made birdies.
Morrow (69-69) ranks third in the field of 61 golfers on the par fours, shooting an average of 3.90 and overall scoring of two-under. Rahon (72-67) is tied for fourth in made birdies with 11 and has played some of his best golf on the par fives, shooting an average of 4.25 and scoring at six-under.
Freshman Ben Ragland (72-70) improved upon his opening score by two strokes with his two-under 70 performance today, while graduate student Nathan Cogswell (70-76) is currently four strokes behind him overall and sophomore Liam Gill (73-72) rounds out the team score for today with an even 72.
The third and final round of the WAC Championship will tee off on Sunday at 7 a.m. with the first Redhawk getting underway at 9:10 a.m.
Stay connected with Seattle U men's golf and get all the latest team updates by downloading the GoSeattleU mobile app available now for free in the App Store or Google Play.
The Redhawks improved five strokes from the opening round, shooting a 10-under 278 to put them at 15-under 561 after two rounds for fourth place overall. Seattle U ranks tied for third on the par threes with an average of 3.05 and scoring of two-over, while they are just three birdies back of the first place team in overall made birdies.
Morrow (69-69) ranks third in the field of 61 golfers on the par fours, shooting an average of 3.90 and overall scoring of two-under. Rahon (72-67) is tied for fourth in made birdies with 11 and has played some of his best golf on the par fives, shooting an average of 4.25 and scoring at six-under.
Freshman Ben Ragland (72-70) improved upon his opening score by two strokes with his two-under 70 performance today, while graduate student Nathan Cogswell (70-76) is currently four strokes behind him overall and sophomore Liam Gill (73-72) rounds out the team score for today with an even 72.
The third and final round of the WAC Championship will tee off on Sunday at 7 a.m. with the first Redhawk getting underway at 9:10 a.m.
Stay connected with Seattle U men's golf and get all the latest team updates by downloading the GoSeattleU mobile app available now for free in the App Store or Google Play.