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Men's Golf Team Photo at Fujikura Invitational - 3rd place finish
The WWU men’s golf team opened the spring schedule with a solid 3rd-place finish in Southern California (Photo: Greg Siller)

Vikings Record 3rd-Place Finish to Open Spring

Jordan Lee posts final round 3-under-par 69 with seven birdies to finish in 11th place overall

2/14/2023 3:45:00 PM

VISTA, Calif. – Led by a final round 3-under-par 69 with seven birdies by senior Jordan Lee, the Western Washington University men's golf team completed the Fujikura Invitational with a third-place team finish in a stacked 12-team field.

 

The No. 26 ranked Vikings (according to Golfstat), placed ahead of three higher ranked teams and trailed only tournament host No. 34 Cal State San Marcos and No. 14 Colorado State-Pueblo in the two-day, 54-hole tournament at Shadowridge Golf Club just North of San Diego. WWU finished the tournament with a team score of 15-over-par 879, four strokes back of second place.

 

Lee carded seven birdies in Tuesday's final round in drizzly weather for the 3-under-par 69, marking the lowest final round in the 69-player field. The co-captain finished the tournament leading all players with 14 birdies over the two-day event. Through five tournaments in 2022-23, Lee has recorded nine rounds (out of 12) of par or better.

 

"Jordan's finish today was big and shows that he is a true leader," added Bennett. "To shoot the low round on the day among all players in tough weather was special. The seven birdies were fantastic."

 

Senior co-captain Cody Oakes was solid wire-to-wire during the 54-hole tournament, finishing in a tie for 12th place at 2-over-par 218.

 

"It was great to see Cody play well beginning to end," said Bennett. "His game and mindset were solid through all 54 holes."

 

Junior Drew Halili placed 23rd at 6-over-par 222, including a 1-under-par 71 in the second round, and freshman Peter Dionne-Yahr tied for 24th at 7-over-par 223. 

 

"It was really cool to see Drew finish with a birdie. He had a solid week on the course," said Bennett. "Peter was really close to having a great tournament, just a couple of bad breaks but he was solid." 

 

Tournament host Cal State San Marcos defended the team title finishing at 9-over-par 873 for a two-stroke victory over Colorado State-Pueblo. No. 30 Cal State San Bernardino moved down two spots on the leaderboard to finish fourth one stroke behind WWU and No. 9 Sonoma State placed 5th at 24-over-par 888.

 

Matt Miller of Colorado State-Pueblo recorded a seven-stroke victory for individual medalist honors finishing at 9-under-par 207, maintaining the lead he took into the final round by shooting even-par 72 on Tuesday. Playing as an individual, Greg Mouser of Cal State San Marcos tied for runner-up honors with Isaac Calderon of Cal State San Bernardino at 2-under-par 214.

 

WWU will take next week off and return to action February 27-March 1 at the three-day D2 Prestige hosted by Cal State San Bernardino at the PGA West Course in La Quinta, California.

 

FUJIKURA INVITATIONAL LEADERBOARD

Here is a look at WWU's individual results and the team leaderboard following Tuesday's final of the Cal State San Marcos Fujikura Invitational at Shadowridge Golf Club in Vista, California:

 

2023 FUJIKURA MEN'S INVITATIONAL

Shadowridge Golf Club  »  Vista, CA

Par 72  »  7,008 Yards

Pos.

Team/Player

To Par

Rd 1

Rd 2

Rd 3

Total

3rd

Western Washington

+15

295

291

294

879

11th

Jordan Lee

+1

76

72

69

217

t12th

Cody Oakes

+2

70

75

73

218

23rd

Drew Halili

+6

77

71

74

222

t24th

Peter Dionne-Yahr

+7

73

73

77

223

t39th

Seth King

+13

76

75

78

339

Pos.

Team

To Par

Rd 1

Rd 2

Rd 3

Total

1.

Cal State San Marcos 34

+9

287

293

293

873

2.

Colorado State-Pueblo 14

+11

293

293

289

875

3.

Western Washington 26

+15

295

291

293

879

4.

Cal State San Bernardino 30

+16

293

286

301

880

5.

Sonoma State 9

+24

301

296

291

888

6.

Cal State Monterey Bay 17

+31

302

289

304

895

7.

Stanislaus State 21

+35

297

305

297

899

8.

Holy Names 41

+41

300

308

297

905

 

Cal State Dominguez Hills

+41

298

303

304

905

10.

Westminster

+42

304

303

299

906

11.

Chico State 33

+43

298

306

303

907

12.

Dominican (CA)

+80

315

314

315

944

# in red = Golfstat Team Ranking

 

2022-23 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

Here is a look at the 2022-23 schedule for the WWU Men's Golf program, in addition to the 2023 postseason schedule. The spring tournament schedule will be finalized later this fall. All tournament recaps, season statistics and program history can be found on WWUVikings.com/MGolf.

 

Dates

Tournament

Location / Course

Result

Sept. 23-24

SMU/Bishop Invitational

DuPont, WA / The Home Course

2nd of 14 teams

Sept. 26-27

WWU Invitational

Bellingham, WA / Bellingham Golf & Country Club

1st of 17 teams

Oct. 25-26

HPU Sharks Shootout

Wahiawa, HI / Leilehua Golf Course

13th of 16 teams

Oct. 28-29

Dennis Rose Intercollegiate

Waikaloa, HI / Waikaloa Beach Golf Resort

T-7th of 16 teams

Feb. 13-14

Fujikura Invitational

Vista, CA / Shadowridge Golf Club

3rd of 12 teams

Feb. 27-Mar. 1

D2 Prestige

La Quinta, CA / PGA West

 

March 27-28

Hanny Stanislaus Invitational

Turlock, CA / Turlock Golf & Country Club

 

April 10-11

West Regional Spring Preview

Rohnert Park, CA / Foxtail Golf Club

 

April 24-25

GNAC Championships

Coeur d'Alene, ID / Coeur d'Alene Golf Resort

 

May 11-13

NCAA West Regional

Rohnert Park, CA / Foxtail Golf Club

 

May 22-26

NCAA National Championships

Warren, OH / Avalon Lakes Country Club

 

 

FOLLOW THE VIKINGS

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).

 

ABOUT WWU MEN'S GOLF

The WWU men's golf team has an incredible streak of advancing to the NCAA Championships in each of the 23 seasons the program has competed at the NCAA Division II level dating back to the 1998-99 season, which includes this season after earning the automatic bid from winning the GNAC Championships. WWU placed 3rd at the 2013 national championship for the highest finish in program history. The program has produced 16 NCAA All-Americans and has won 10 of 14 Great Northwest Athletic Conference championships since the tournament debuted in 2008, including the 2022 title. The Vikings have also featured the GNAC Championships individual medalist in nine of 14 tournaments with Aidan Thain joining the long list of conference champions in 2022 and nine GNAC Player of the Year awards.

 

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