Tribune-Herald Tribune-Herald ADVERTISING University of Hawaii at Hilo freshman Jamie Hall shot a 9-over 81 and finished tied for 21st at the Pacific West Conference golf championships on Tuesday at the Waikoloa Kings Course, but didn’t walk away empty handed.
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University of Hawaii at Hilo freshman Jamie Hall shot a 9-over 81 and finished tied for 21st at the Pacific West Conference golf championships on Tuesday at the Waikoloa Kings Course, but didn’t walk away empty handed.
Despite UHH’s struggles on its home turf — each of the five golfers shot their worst score in the final round — Hall was named the Co-PacWest Player of the Year, an honor he shared with Cal Baptist’s Steven Watson, who won the individual title with a 5-under 211 total.
Grand Canyon finished with a three-round 17-over 871 total and captured its fourth PacWest title in the last six years, beating Dixie State, which posted an 887, by 16 strokes. Tied for second and nine shots back, UHH placed third with an 895 total.
The top seven golfers earned All-PacWest honors. They were Watson, 69-211; Dixie State’s Kyle Chappell, 69-214; Grand Canyon’s Marcus Synegal, 73-215; BYU-Hawaii’s Jon Scolari, 77-216; GCU’s Mark Geddes, 72-217; GCU’s Ryan Mahoney, 77-219; GCU’s Brandon Moore, 77-220.
On the second team were Hawaii Pacific’s Ian Boat, 79-222; Academy of Art’s Stuart Favretto, 80-222; and UHH’s Travis Russell, 78-223; Corey Kozuma, 76-223; and Travis Shimomura, 80-224.
UHH’s Earl Tamiya was named PacWest Coach of the Year.
1. Grand Canyon 289-283-299—871
3. Marcus Synegal 72-70-73—215
5. Mark Geddes 71-74-72—217
6. Ryan Mahoney 74-68-77—219
7. Brandon Moore 72-71-77—220
T 35. Alec Dalhquist 81-80-78—239
2. Dixie State 286-295-306—887
2. Kyle Chappell 69-76-69—214
T13. David Cunningham 72-73-79—224
T17. Nick Drost 73-72-82—227
T17. Hayden Christensen 72-79-76—227
30. Matthew Brereton 77-74-82—233
3. UHH 291-290-314—895
T10. Travis Russell 71-74-78—223
T10. Corey Kozuma 72-75-76—223
T13. Chris Shimomura 76-68-80—224
20. Dalen Yamauchi 75-73-80—228
T21. James Hall 73-75-81—229
4. Cal. Baptist 297-293-311—901
1. Steven Watson 69-73-69—211
T23 Leonard Rooney 75-72-83—230
T25 Fredrik Hannson 77-75-79—231
T27 Micah Machado 76-75-81—232
T27 Tim Tait 77-73-82—232
5. Hawaii Pacific 302-290-318—910
T8. Ian Boat 74 69 79 222
15. James Fawssett 73 75 77 225
T25. Andy Rodby 80 73 78 231
32. Travis Miller 78 73 84 235
T38. Harry Chang 77 79 85 241
6. Notre Dame de Namur 294-309-311—914
T10. Troy Davis 68-79-76—223
T17. Mike Lyons 72-78-77—227
T27. Brandon Van Goethen 74-77-81—232
T35. Kris Bernard 80-82-77—239
T35. Aaron Tom 82-75-82—239
7. BYU-Hawaii 298-297-323—918
4. Jon Scolari 69-70-77—216
16. Remington Schultz 73-73-80—226
31. Scott Pickering 77-77-80—234
41. Colten Lamb 80-77-86—243
43. Alex Stulce 79-80-91—250
8. Academy of Art Univ. 309-291-324—924
T8. Stuart Favretto 76 66 80 222
T23. Alberto Esponda 74 76 80 230
33. Sean Etow 81-73-82—236
34. Cody Moore 78-76-84—238
42. Tom Krepp 82-82-82—246
9. Dominican, Calif. 322-316-351—989
T21. Kevin Santos 75-71-83—229
T38. Sean Nadir 75-78-88—241
44. Tom Morris 86-84-88—258
45. Sean Kawaguchi 86-83-92—261
47. John DeDonatis 89-91-97—277
10. Chaminade 377-352-389—1118
T38 Jordan Oda 82-75-84—241
46. Travis Ebesu 91-89-90—270
48. Tyson Omura 95-93-102—290
49. Matt Cousins 109-95-113—317
50. Casey Oldemoppen 123-118-115—356
