DUPONT, Wash. – The Western Washington University men's golf team was primed to make a run up the leaderboard in the final round of the West Regional Preview at The Home Course on Tuesday, but mother nature had other plans.
 
After only a few groups got through the first few holes, heavy fog blanketed the area. Due to travel plans of a few of the teams, it was decided the final round of the Saint Martin's Regional Preview would be canceled. 
 
The Vikings finished in a tie for 3^rd place in the 11-team tournament, logging a 36-hole score of 11-over-par 587. 
 
Junior co-captain Aidan Thain (Bellevue, WA/Sammamish) earned a spot on the all-tournament team tying for 5^th place in the 70-player field, finishing at even-par 144. Thain will be a frontrunner for winning a second consecutive GNAC Golfer of the Week award as the highest placing conference player in the tournament. 
 
Junior Brody Bonfilio (Boise, ID/Bishop Kelly) is also in the top 20 in the field with a two-round score of 5-over-par 149 with rounds of 73 (+1) and 76 (+4). 
 
Sophomore Jordan Lee (Tacoma, WA/Bellarmine Prep) and junior co-captain Devin Andrews (Kirkland, WA/Juanita) are tied for 22^nd at 6-over-par 150. 
 
Freshman Kyle Cooley made his Western debut playing as an individual, and is tied for 30^th at 7-over-par 151 (77-74). Second-year freshman Drew Halili (Port Orchard, WA/South Kitsap) tied for 37^th at 8-over-par 152, which included a first-round score of even-par 72.
 
No. 12 nationally-ranked Colorado State-Pueblo won the team title finishing the first two rounds at 3-under-par 573 with rounds of 280 (-8) and 293 (+5). WWU tied with Western Mexico for 3^rd place, three strokes behind tournament host Saint Martin's (+8, 584).
 
CSU-Pueblo's Andre Ni and Jamie Roberts tied for the individual medalist honors at 2-under-par 142 with both players shooting matching rounds of 1-under-par 71 in the first two rounds.
  The Vikings are back in action next week (Monday-Tuesday) at the Redhawk Invitational hosted by Seattle U. at Chambers Bay in University Place. WWU is scheduled to play 36 holes on March 29 (Monday) and the final 18 holes on March 30 (Tuesday) at the host site of the 2015 U.S. Open.
  Here is a look at WWU's individual results and the team leaderboard from the West Regional Preview hosted by Saint Martin's University:
 

2021 Saint Martin's Invitational/Regional Preview Host: Saint Martin's University The Home Course  8 DuPont, WA  8  Par 72  8  6,977 Yards
Pos.	Team/Player	To Par	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Total
T-3rd	Western Washington	+11	293	294	--	587
T-5th	Aidan Thain	E	71	73	--	144
T-19th	Brody Bonfilio	+5	73	76	--	149
T-22nd	Jordan Lee	+6	78	72	--	150
T-22nd	Devin Andrews	+6	77	73	--	150
T-30th	Kyle Cooley (ind)	+7	77	74	--	151
T-37th	Drew Halili	+8	72	80	--	152
Pos.	Team	To Par	Rd 1	Rd 2	Rd 3	Total
1.	Colorado State-Pueblo (#12)	-3	280	293	--	573
2.	Saint Martin's (RV)	+8	293	291	--	584
3.	Western Washington (RV)	+11	293	294	--	587
	Western New Mexico	+11	293	294	--	587
5.	Regis	+19	298	297	--	595
6.	Colorado-Colo. Springs (RV)	+21	294	303	--	597
7.	Colorado Christian	+22	300	298	--	598
8.	Colorado School of Mines (#16)	+23	300	299	--	599
9.	Northwest Nazarene	+35	301	310	--	611
10.	Montana State Billings	+36	302	310	--	612
11.	Hawai'i Hilo	+45	310	311	--	621
National rankings are the GCAA NCAA II Coaches Poll from March 5, 2021 Final round canceled due to Fog and Travel Plans

  Here is a complete look at the 2020-21 WWU Men's Golf schedule, which is subject to change at any time. Results following each round and any Live Leaderboard links will be posted on the homepage of WWU Golf at WWUVikings.com/MGolf.
    Fans can follow the WWU Men's Golf program online at WWUVikings.com/MGolf, and via social media on Twitter (@WWUGolf), Instagram (@wwugolf) and Facebook (@WWUMGolf).
  The WWU men's golf team has an incredible streak of advancing to the NCAA Championships in each of the 21 seasons the program has competed at the NCAA Division II level dating back to the 1998-99 season, including a 3^rd-place finish at the 2013 national championship. The program has produced 16 NCAA All-Americans and has won 9 of 12 Great Northwest Athletic Conference championships since the tournament debuted in 2008, including the 2019 title. The Vikings have also featured the GNAC Championships individual medalist in 8 of 12 tournaments, including 2018 champion Ethan Casto and 2019 champion Brody Bonfilio.