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Amer Ari Invitational Team Leaderboard
WAIMEA, Hawaii – The Pacific men’s program steadied the course on day two of the 35th Amer Ari Invitational, sitting in 17th place after Friday from the Mauna Lani Resort Golf Club.
The Tigers (-7) turned in a similar performance from opening round, carding a two-under par today and dropping back one spot in the 20-team field. Auburn represents as the team leader through 36 holes with a 47-under par, three strokes ahead of second-place Stanford.
Redshirt junior Deitrek Gill paces Pacific after two rounds with a two-under par, putting him in 64th place individually.
Senior Travis Robbie manufactured the best round by a Tiger on Friday, shooting a three-under par and leapfrogging him up 27 spots into 83rd place individually. Robbie and Gill each notched a birdie on the 15th hole, boosting their second-round scores.
Sophomore Felix Bouchard remains under-par for the tournament at one-under-par, sitting in the top 70 individually.
Sophomore Brasen Briones and senior Timothy Jung rounded out the team scoring for Pacific with two-over par and even par, respectively. Senior Ian Fritz competed as an individual for a second straight day, standing at ten-over par.
Pacific wraps up the Amer Ari Invitational tomorrow, beginning with a shotgun start time of 7:30 a.m. HT/9:30 a.m. PT. Live scoring for the tournament can be found here.
Team Leaderboard
1. Auburn (-47)
2. Stanford (-44)
3. Texas (-43)
4. Arizona State (-42)
5. Texas Tech (-35)
6. Oklahoma State (-32)
7. Washington (-30)
T8. Pepperdine (-29)
T8. Oregon State (-29)
10. Georgia Tech (-25)
T11. Osaka Gakuin (-17)
T11. San Jose State (-17)
T13. North Carolina (-15)
T13. Oregon (-15)
15. UCLA (-12)
16. UC Davis (-10)
17. Pacific (-7)
18. Hawaii-Hilo (E)
19. Hawaii (+7)
20. UT Arlington (+18)
Individual Leaderboard
64. Deitrek Gill (-2)
70. Felix Bouchard (-1)
76. Timothy Jung (E)
83. Travis Robbie (+1)
90. Brasen Briones (+2)
120. Ian Fritz (+10)
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