KA’ANAPALI, Maui – Junior Domenic De Luca fired a 2-under 69 to move up 24 spots while freshman Bryson Barnes remained CSUN’s low scorer through two rounds of the Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate on Sunday at Royal Ka’anapali Grand Resort. As a team, the Matadors posted a five-shot improvement from round one to round two but remained 16th at 1-under 567.

Tournament: Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate 
Dates: Sat.-Mon., Nov. 2-4, 2024
Location: Ka’anapali, Maui
Course: Ka’anapali Golf Club; Royal Ka’anapali Course (par-71 / 6,700 yards)
CSUN Place: 16th out of 21 teams (567, -1)
Team Leader: Oklahoma (537, -31)
Individual Leader: Jaxon Dowell (Oklahoma) – (129, -13)

CSUN SCORES

• After carding a 2-under 69 in Saturday’s round one, Barnes added four birdies on Sunday to finish at even-par 71. Barnes is CSUN’s low scorer at 2-under 140 which is 45th in the 123-player field.
• Sophomore Liam Judkins is tied for 54th at 1-under 141 after following up Saturday’s even-par 71 with a 1-under 70 on Sunday which included one eagle and three birdies.
• De Luca had CSUN’s low round of the day, posting one eagle, one par, and 14 pars in a 2-under 69. De Luca is now tied for 64th at even-par 142.
• Tavin Boman followed up a 6-over 77 in the first round with an even-par 71 on Sunday which included one eagle and a pair of pars. Boman is tied for 109th at 6-over 148.
• Dillon Jonke had three birdies in a round of 6-over 77 and is currently tied for 115th at 8-over 150.
• Nick Fry and Yuo Torii are both competing as individuals, with each player tied for 100th at 5-over 147.

TEAM SCOREBOARD
1. Oklahoma 264-273 (-31); 2. Kansas 269-273 (-26); 3. North Florida 266-277 (-25); 3. Indiana 268-275 (-25); 5. Colorado 270-274 (-24); 6. LSU 268-277 (-23); 7. Georgia 273-271 (-22); 8. TCU 277-272 (-19); 9. San Jose State 274-278 (-16); 9. Liberty 275-277 (-16); 11. East Tennessee State 271-282 (-15); 12. Sacramento State 276-279 (-13); 13. Connecticut 284-273 (-11); 14. Louisiana Tech 282-277 (-9); 15. Wyoming 287-275 (-6); 16. CSUN 286-281 (-1); 17. Gonzaga 283-285 (E); 18. UC Irvine 286-284 (+2) 19. Boise State 286-287 (+5); 19. Southern Illinois 288-285 (+5); 21. Hawai’i 287-291 (+10).

HEAD COACH JIM BRACKEN SAID
“We had it going, we were 9-under at one point, but overall it was definitely a better round today. We’re under-par through 36 holes and hopefully we can finish the fall on a positive note tomorrow.” 

UP NEXT
The Matadors will be paired with UC Irvine, Kansas, and Connecticut for the final round which gets underway with a shotgun start Monday at 8:30 a.m. local time.

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