March 27, 2006

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. -

The University of Kansas men's golf team is in 15 place, in a 16-team field, after one round of the 60th Annual Western Intercollegiate. Kansas shot an opening round of 303 at the par 70, 6,432-yard Pasatiempo Golf Course.  The second round was postponed due to rain and hail until Tuesday, March 28 and will now be shortened to 36 holes.

Duke is in first after posting a score of 284, followed by UC-Santa Barbara and Stanford with a 289.

Senior Pete Krsnich shot a first round of 74 and is tied for 30th.  Junior Gary Woodland and junior Luke Trammell are tied for 45th with a pair of 76's.  Senior Luke Trammell is tied for 53rd after a round of 77.  Sophomore Joey Mundy shot a 78 and is tied for 64th.

The players will begin final round action tomorrow at 10 a.m. Central Time. 

Team Results

 Place School Score
 1  Duke  284
 T2  UC-Santa Barbara  289
 T2  Stanford  289
 4  New Mexico St.  291
 T5  Santa Clara  295
 T5  UC-Irvine  295
 T7  California  296
 T7  San Diego  296
 T9  Long Beach State  297
 11  San Jose State  298
 T12  St. Mary's (CA)  299
 T12  Hawaii  299
 14  Denver  302
 15  Kansas  303
 16  CSU-Northridge  308

Individual Results

 Place  Name  School  Score
 T1  Ryan Blaum  Duke  68
 T1  Rob Grube  Stanford  68

Kansas Results
 T30  Pete Krsnich   74
 T45  Gary Woodland   76
 T45  Tyler Docking   76
 T53  Luke Trammell   77
 T64  Joey Mundy   78