University of Arizona
Rounds 1 & 2
Arizona Men's Golf Tied for Seventh at Tucker Invitational
09/26/2008 | Men's Golf
Sept. 26, 2008
Second Round Results in PDF Format 
TUCSON, Ariz. - The University of Arizona men's golf team is tied for seventh place after the first day of the William H. Tucker Invitational Friday in Albuquerque, N.M.
Arizona, playing in its first tournament of the season, posted rounds of 299 and 294 to place the Wildcats in a tie for seventh place in the 16 team field. Arizona's 593 (+17) total puts the team 29 strokes behind tournament leader and host New Mexico at 12-under 564 after 36 holes.
Sophomore Jonathan Khan and junior Brad Nicholson led the Wildcats on Friday, as each posted four-over 148 totals. Khan carded rounds of 72 and 76, while Nicholson tallied rounds of 75 and 73 as both are tied for 31st place. Teammate Tarquin MacManus is tied for 37th place at five-over 149.
Senior Tyler Neal is tied for 43rd place at six-over 150, while Roberto Galletti is tied for 59th place at eight-over 152.
Three Wildcats are also competing in the event as individuals. Nicholas Park is tied for 25ths place at three-over 147. John Kostis is tied for 63rd place at nine-over 153, while Andrew Kelly is tied for 72nd place at 12-over 156.
The William H. Tucker Invitational concludes tomorrow at the UNM Championship course, a par-72, 7,403-yard layout.
Top-Five Teams 1. New Mexico 277-287=564 (-12) 2. UNLV 277-292=569 (-7) 3. Ohio State 281-292=573 (-3) 4. Pepperdine 286-290=576 (E) 5. Colorado 289-289=578 (+2)Top-Five Individuals 1. Brandon Putnam, New Mexico 68-70=138 (-6) 2. Derek Tolan, Colorado 71-68=139 (-5) Bo Hoag, Ohio State 70-69=139 (-5) 4. Andrew Putnam, Pepperdine 68-72=140 (-4) Josh Anderson, Pepperdine 71-69=140 (-4)
Arizona Finishers T25. Nicholas Park 73-74=147 (+3) T31. Jonathan Khan 72-76=148 (+4) T31. Brad Nicholson 75-73=148 (+4) T37. Tarquin MacManus 76-73=149 (+5) T43. Tyler Neal 76-74=150 (+6) T59. Roberto Galletti 78-74=152 (+8) T63. John Kostis 72-81=153 (+9) T72. Andrew Kelly 78-78=156 (+12)
