Men's Golf Tied For Seventh At Pac-10 Championships After 36 Holes

April 25, 2002

The Arizona State men's golf team is tied for seventh after 36 holes at the Pac-10 Championships held at Trysting Tree Golf Course in Corvallis. The Sun Devils are tied for seventh with an 18-over 738, 22 strokes behind host Oregon State and defending champion USC. ASU is just five strokes out of fourth place. ASU has won the Pac-10 title in seven of head coach's Randy Lein's nine years and has captured the title in six of the past seven seasons.

Junior Brady Stockton leads ASU with a 1-over 145, seven strokes off the leaders, while sophomore Chez Reavie is at 2-over 146.

The Tournament continues Friday and Saturday with 18 holes each day. The teams played 36 holes on Thursday.

Pac-10 Men's Golf Championship
Dates: 04/25 - 04/27
(Today:04-25-2002)
Par: 72/Yardage: 7022
Team Par: 360 per round

 Fin. Top 20 Teams Scores
 1 USC 356 360 716 (-4)
 Oregon State U. 355 361 716 (-4)
 3 Stanford University 354 366 720 (E)
 4 Arizona, U. of 363 370 733
 5 Washington State U. 369 365 734
 6 UCLA 362 373 735
 7 Arizona State U. 373 365 738 (+18)
 Oregon, U. of 373 365 738
 California, U. of 366 372 738
 10 Washington, U. of 370 378 748

Fin. Name School Scores
 1 Michael Jurgensen Oregon St. 70 68 138 -6
 Jim Seki Stanford 66 72 138 -6

 3 Kevin Stadler USC 69 71 140 -4
 John Ellis Oregon 71 69 140 -4
 Blake Mastalir Stanford 67 73 140 -4

 T 7 Arizona State U. 373 365 738
 T 16 Brady Stockton 74 71 145 (+1)
 T 26 Chez Reavie 73 73 146 (+2)
 T 38 Pat Moore 77 73 150 (+6)
 T 38 Tyler Erickson 74 76 150 (+6)
 T 43 Ben Flam 75 76 151 (+7)
 T 50 Jesse Mueller 81 72 153 (+9)