MONTERREY, Mexico - Four Redhawks finished under par as Seattle University finished at -7 as a team at the Monterrey Collegiate Classic. Liam Gill led the way with a career-best -10, good for fifth overall in the tournament.
Gill finished strong, putting up a -5 under, 67 in round two that was a new career-best round. The senior quickly bettered that with a -7 under, 65 in round three that was the third-best round to par in Seattle University history, behind only Nathan Cogswell and Justin Goar, who each recorded rounds of -8 under. The -10 overall score for 54 holes was the second-best in Redhawk history. Only Cogswell's -14 in 2023 was better in Seattle University program history.
The Redhawks shot -10 as a team in round one and -2 as a team in round three at the 54-hole tournament. The -10 first round was Seattle University's second-best round of the season, just behind the -12 from round three at the Palouse Collegiate. Four of the six Redhawks competing this weekend finished under par across 54 holes.
Walker Lamb finished tied for 13th with a score of -6 overall. He had two rounds of -3 under, 69, his two best rounds of the season. Lamb has now recorded a score of par or lower in four of his last six rounds.
Kevin Li finished at -2 with two of his three rounds under par. With a -3 under, 69 in round one and a -2 under, 70 in round three, Li made it eight rounds under par this season, including five of the last seven.
Also finishing under par this weekend was Ben Ragland, who had a -1. Ragland started the tournament with a -3 under, 69 in round one, a new best score to par this season for the junior.
Conrad Chisman finished at +4 on the weekend, buoyed by a -2 under, 70 in round 3. Will Koch had a -1 under, 71 in round one and finished at +8 overall.
With the fall season concluded, the Redhawks will next compete in February. The spring season will begin at the Mesquite Invitational in Mesquite, Nevada on February 16.
Gill finished strong, putting up a -5 under, 67 in round two that was a new career-best round. The senior quickly bettered that with a -7 under, 65 in round three that was the third-best round to par in Seattle University history, behind only Nathan Cogswell and Justin Goar, who each recorded rounds of -8 under. The -10 overall score for 54 holes was the second-best in Redhawk history. Only Cogswell's -14 in 2023 was better in Seattle University program history.
The Redhawks shot -10 as a team in round one and -2 as a team in round three at the 54-hole tournament. The -10 first round was Seattle University's second-best round of the season, just behind the -12 from round three at the Palouse Collegiate. Four of the six Redhawks competing this weekend finished under par across 54 holes.
Walker Lamb finished tied for 13th with a score of -6 overall. He had two rounds of -3 under, 69, his two best rounds of the season. Lamb has now recorded a score of par or lower in four of his last six rounds.
Kevin Li finished at -2 with two of his three rounds under par. With a -3 under, 69 in round one and a -2 under, 70 in round three, Li made it eight rounds under par this season, including five of the last seven.
Also finishing under par this weekend was Ben Ragland, who had a -1. Ragland started the tournament with a -3 under, 69 in round one, a new best score to par this season for the junior.
Conrad Chisman finished at +4 on the weekend, buoyed by a -2 under, 70 in round 3. Will Koch had a -1 under, 71 in round one and finished at +8 overall.
With the fall season concluded, the Redhawks will next compete in February. The spring season will begin at the Mesquite Invitational in Mesquite, Nevada on February 16.
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