Cavaliers Open Burns Intercollegiate Tied for Seventh

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Kahuku, HI – The 16th-ranked Virginia men’s golf team opened its spring season Wednesday by tying for seventh place after the opening round of the John Burns Intercollegiate in Kahuku, Hawaii. The Cavaliers shot 6-over 294 to be tied with BYU. California and Texas A&M lead the 17-team field at 5-under 283.

Virginia was led by Ben Kohles and Amory Davis who both shot 1-under 71. They are tied for eighth place, three shots behind the tournament’s co-leaders. Will Collins is in 35th place at 3-over 75 while Ben Rusch and Cole Willcox are tied for 58th at 5-over 77.

The second round of the tournament is slated for Thursday starting at 7:30 a.m. local time and the final round will take place Friday. Live scoring of the event is online at Golfstat.com.

John Burns Intercollegiate
Turtle Bay Resort – The Palmer Course
Kahuku, HI
Par 72, 7,218 yards
First Round Results

Team Results
1. California 283
1. Texas A&M 283
3. SMU 289
4. Nevada 290
5. BYU Hawaii 292
6. Fresno State 293
7. Virginia 294
7. BYU 294
9. Denver 296
9. Arizona 296
11. New Mexico 298
12. Hawaii 299
13. Hawaii Pacific 301
14. UTEP 306
15. Utah 311
16. Hawaii B-team 314
17. Hawaii Hilo 318

Individual Leaders
1. Max Homa, California 68
1. Conrad Shindler, Texas A&M 68
3. Jordan Russell, Texas A&M 69
3. Kelly Kraft, SMU 69
3. Scott Smith, Nevada 69
3. John Hurley, Texas A&M 69
3. Aaron Puzey, BYU Hawaii 69

Virginia Results
8. Amory Davis 71
8. Ben Kohles 71
35. Will Collins 75
58. Ben Rusch 77
58. Cole Willcox 77