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Wildcats Wrap Fall with a Seventh-Place Finish at Gifford Collegiate Championship
Nov. 2, 2011
TUCSON, Ariz. - The University of Arizona men's golf team finished in seventh place Wednesday at the Gifford Collegiate Championship in San Martin, Calif. Arizona posted a 373 (+18) tally in Tuesday's final round and finished with a three-round total of 1,112 (+47) to finish seventh in the 11-team field. USC won the 54-hole, play-six, count-five format with an eight-under 1,057 tally, four shots ahead of host UCLA. Oregon (1,085), Virginia (1,093) and Washington (1,094) rounded out the top-five places. USC's Steve Lim earned individual medalist honors, as his final-round 69 (-2) moved him to the top of the leader board. His 202 (-11) total led the 72-man field by a stroke. The Wildcats were led by junior Trent Redfern, who posted the low round and low tournament total of his career in earning the first top-10 finish of his career. A native of Austin, Texas, Redfern tied for seventh place individually with a one-over 214 total and was boosted by his second-round 68. Fellow junior Juan Pablo Hernandez tied for 25th place, rebounding nicely from a first-round 80, to finish with a nine-over 222 total. Hernandez is the only Wildcat to finish in the top-25 places in all four fall events. Erik Oja tied for 39th place at 11-over 224, while Philip Bagdade tied for 44th place at 13-over 226. Tucker Wadkins tied for 59th place at 231 (+18), while Chris Capo placed 66th at 235 (+22). The Gifford Collegiate Championship was contested at CordeValle Country Club, a par-71, 7,360-yard layout. Arizona will next be in action on Jan. 30-31 when it hosts the Arizona Intercollegiate at Arizona National Golf Course in Tucson. Top-Five Teams/Arizona Finish 1. USC, 345-352-360=1,057 (-8) 2. UCLA, 348-361-352=1,061 (-4) 3. Oregon, 362-363-360=1,085 (+20) 4. Virginia, 355-367-371=1,093 (+28) 5. Washington, 359-367-368=1,094 (+29) 7. ARIZONA, 370-369-373=1,112 (+47)
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