BANDON, Idaho – At the Bandon Dunes Championship, the Seattle University Redhawks finished fourth out of 16 teams, riding the best round two of the entire field to a +31 score across 54 holes. Individually, Conrad Chisman was the top Redhawk finisher with a score of +7, good for eighth in the 100-golfer field.
The Redhawks finished just six strokes behind second place. Of the 45 rounds of golf played by other teams, only five had lower scores than Seattle U's +4 round two. That performance was the best score of any of the 16 teams at the competition in round two.
Chisman and Walker Lamb each shot -1 under, 70 in that round, the third-best score of any competitor in round two. Chisman's 8th-place finish across all 54 holes was the best performance of the freshman's young career. Chisman also had rounds of +1 over, 72 in round one and +7 over, 78 in round three to end at +7.
Kevin Li kept his impressive season going with a 13th-place finish. The sophomore was consistent throughout: after a +2 over, 73 in round one, Li shot +3 over, 74 in both rounds two and three. Li has not had a score over 74 in seven straight rounds and hasn't had a score over 75 in nine straight.
Lamb finished just behind Li in 16th place, at +9 overall. After a +10 over, 81 in round one, Lamb locked in and had rounds of -1 under, 70 and even-par in rounds two and three to move up the standings 12 places on the final day alone.
Will Koch shot +11 overall to finish in the top 30, at 28th. The Oregon native finished off the week with a round two score of +3 over, 74 and a round three score of +2 over, 73.
Competing individually, Liam Gill's best performance of the week came in round two: he shot a +4 over, 75 in that round. In round three, the senior shot a +5 over, 76.
Ben Ragland finished at +20 overall. His best round was round three, where he had a +5 over, 76. Caleb Davies finished strong with a +2 over, 73 in round three, his best round of the competition.
The three-day UC San Diego Invitational comes next for the Redhawks, beginning on March 23 in La Jolla, California. After that, it will be the annual Seattle U Redhawk Invitational, hosted at Chambers Bay on March 31 and April 1.
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The Redhawks finished just six strokes behind second place. Of the 45 rounds of golf played by other teams, only five had lower scores than Seattle U's +4 round two. That performance was the best score of any of the 16 teams at the competition in round two.
Chisman and Walker Lamb each shot -1 under, 70 in that round, the third-best score of any competitor in round two. Chisman's 8th-place finish across all 54 holes was the best performance of the freshman's young career. Chisman also had rounds of +1 over, 72 in round one and +7 over, 78 in round three to end at +7.
Kevin Li kept his impressive season going with a 13th-place finish. The sophomore was consistent throughout: after a +2 over, 73 in round one, Li shot +3 over, 74 in both rounds two and three. Li has not had a score over 74 in seven straight rounds and hasn't had a score over 75 in nine straight.
Lamb finished just behind Li in 16th place, at +9 overall. After a +10 over, 81 in round one, Lamb locked in and had rounds of -1 under, 70 and even-par in rounds two and three to move up the standings 12 places on the final day alone.
Will Koch shot +11 overall to finish in the top 30, at 28th. The Oregon native finished off the week with a round two score of +3 over, 74 and a round three score of +2 over, 73.
Competing individually, Liam Gill's best performance of the week came in round two: he shot a +4 over, 75 in that round. In round three, the senior shot a +5 over, 76.
Ben Ragland finished at +20 overall. His best round was round three, where he had a +5 over, 76. Caleb Davies finished strong with a +2 over, 73 in round three, his best round of the competition.
The three-day UC San Diego Invitational comes next for the Redhawks, beginning on March 23 in La Jolla, California. After that, it will be the annual Seattle U Redhawk Invitational, hosted at Chambers Bay on March 31 and April 1.
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Fans interested in making a gift to Seattle University Athletics can do so by clicking here. Your gift directly impacts all Redhawk student athletes as they strive for excellence in the classroom, in competition, and in the community. Thank you for supporting Seattle University Athletics!
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