

10/22/2023 1:40:00 PM | Men's Golf
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Paradise Island, Bahamas — Heading into Sunday's final round at the White Sands Bahamas NCAA Invitational, Saint Mary's golf knew they would have to put up a low team score in order to have a chance to win the tournament at the Ocean Club Golf Course.
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The Gaels did just that, shooting a program-record 22-under par 266 to finish the tournament 39-under par. Unfortunately, that wasn't enough as Santa Clara shot 19-under and won the tournament. Saint Mary's finished third overall, two strokes behind North Texas and six behind the Broncos.
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Individually Connor Reis led the way, shooting a 10-under 62, with no bogeys and 10 birdies in his final round. It was Reis' second round of 62 this fall.
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The 62 for Reis put him right atop the individual leaderboard as well, finishing 14-under for the three rounds. Reis finished in second place, just one shot off the individual title, won by Gareth Steyn who finished 15-under par. The importance of this individual title was magnified as the winner earns a PGA Tournament Sponsors Exemption for the Puerto Rico Open in March.
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"We knew we had to come out and make a lot of birdies today. Fortunately, I was hitting some quality shots and sinking some putts," Reis said. "The conditions were perfect to score in and we took advantage of that."
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Kristian Bressum continued his strong play all week on Sunday, finishing with a 5-under 67, and finishing in 11th overall, shooting 9-under on the week. Freshman Jack Jerge was 3-under today and tied Bressum for 11th overall at 9-under for the tourney.
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Sunday's round saw sophomore Aidan Lee play his best round of the tournament, shooting a 4-under 68, including five birdies and one bogey.
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"It felt good to get into a nice rythym out there today," Lee said. "We wanted to put up a low score early and put some pressure on the other teams."
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On the individual side, senior Zack Missigman shot a final round 6-under 66 on Sunday, including seven birdies and one bogey.
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Sunday's round wrapped up the fall tournament season for the Gaels. Saint Mary's will prepare for the spring schedule which kicks off on January 29 in Arizona.
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For more coverage of the 2023 White Sands Bahamas NCAA Invitational, follow @WhiteSandsBah on social media and use the following hashtags: #WhiteSandsBahamas and #WhiteSandsNCAA.
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Paradise Island, Bahamas — Heading into Sunday's final round at the White Sands Bahamas NCAA Invitational, Saint Mary's golf knew they would have to put up a low team score in order to have a chance to win the tournament at the Ocean Club Golf Course.
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The Gaels did just that, shooting a program-record 22-under par 266 to finish the tournament 39-under par. Unfortunately, that wasn't enough as Santa Clara shot 19-under and won the tournament. Saint Mary's finished third overall, two strokes behind North Texas and six behind the Broncos.
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Individually Connor Reis led the way, shooting a 10-under 62, with no bogeys and 10 birdies in his final round. It was Reis' second round of 62 this fall.
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The 62 for Reis put him right atop the individual leaderboard as well, finishing 14-under for the three rounds. Reis finished in second place, just one shot off the individual title, won by Gareth Steyn who finished 15-under par. The importance of this individual title was magnified as the winner earns a PGA Tournament Sponsors Exemption for the Puerto Rico Open in March.
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"We knew we had to come out and make a lot of birdies today. Fortunately, I was hitting some quality shots and sinking some putts," Reis said. "The conditions were perfect to score in and we took advantage of that."
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Kristian Bressum continued his strong play all week on Sunday, finishing with a 5-under 67, and finishing in 11th overall, shooting 9-under on the week. Freshman Jack Jerge was 3-under today and tied Bressum for 11th overall at 9-under for the tourney.
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Sunday's round saw sophomore Aidan Lee play his best round of the tournament, shooting a 4-under 68, including five birdies and one bogey.
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"It felt good to get into a nice rythym out there today," Lee said. "We wanted to put up a low score early and put some pressure on the other teams."
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On the individual side, senior Zack Missigman shot a final round 6-under 66 on Sunday, including seven birdies and one bogey.
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Sunday's round wrapped up the fall tournament season for the Gaels. Saint Mary's will prepare for the spring schedule which kicks off on January 29 in Arizona.
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For more coverage of the 2023 White Sands Bahamas NCAA Invitational, follow @WhiteSandsBah on social media and use the following hashtags: #WhiteSandsBahamas and #WhiteSandsNCAA.
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