Men’s Golf In 11th At Las Vegas Intercollegiate

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March 11, 2000

LAS VEGAS – The University of Virginia men’s golf team is tied with Florida for 11th place at the Las Vegas Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at the Desert Inn Country Club after two rounds. The Cavaliers shot a two-over par 290 in the first and 291 in the second round. Oklahoma State shot 12-under in the second round to overtake Georgia Tech for the lead with 557 total for 19-under par.

Virginia’s MIke Mitchell and Cameron Yancey are tied for 33rd place with 145 (+1). James Driscoll shot the second lowest round of the day on Saturday, a 69, to move up from 65th place to a tie for 42nd place (146, +2). Justin Goodhue is in a tie for 62nd place with 150 (+6) and Steve Marino is in a tie for 64th place with 151 (+7).

Matt Brost of Texas has sole possession of first place at seven-under par 137. He holds a two-stroke lead over Charles Howell and Andrea Hultman of Oklahoma State.

Team Standings (after two rounds)

Team 1st 2nd Total
1. Oklahoma State 281 276 557 -19
2. Texas 278 284 562 -14
Georgia Tech 274 288 562 -14
4. Arizona State 285 281 566 -10
5. Minnesota 283 284 567 -9
6. Georgia 290 283 573 -3
Clemson 290 283 573 -3
8. Houston 291 287 578 +2
UNLV 293 285 578 +2
10. North Carolina 293 286 579 +3
11. VIRGINIA 290 291 581 +5
Florida 288 293 581 +5
13. South Carolina 295 294 589 +13
New Mexico 299 290 589 +13

Virginia Individuals

T-33 Mike Mitchell 72-73 145 +1
Cameron Yancey 73-72 145 +1
T-42 James Driscoll 77-69 146 +2
T-62 Justin Goodhue 73-77 150 +6
T-64 Steve Marino 72-79 151 +7
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