April 30, 2005

TRINITY, Texas -

The University of Kansas men's golf team moved in to fifth place at the Big 12 Championships at Whispering Pines G.C. in Trinity, Texas.  The Jayhawks shot a 303 on Saturday for a two-day total of 607.

"We were able to move up the leaderboard without playing very good golf," head coach Ross Randall said.  "We just aren't clicking right now.  Hopefully everything will come together and we will move up to where we think we should be on the leaderboard."

Oklahoma State extended its lead to seven strokes as the Cowboys have a two-round score of 581.  Oklahoma remains in second with a 588.

Sophomore Tyler Docking continues to lead the Jayhawks as he is tied for 12th with a 150.  Senior Kevin Ward moved in to a tie for 15th with a 151.  Junior Luke Trammell and sophomore Gary Woodland are tied for 34th with a two-day total of 155.  Senior Andrew Price is tied for 53rd with a 161.

Kansas will begin final round action as it tees off at 8 a.m. on Sunday.  Live scoring can be found at golfstat.com.

Team Results

 Place  School  Score
 1  Oklahoma State  581
 2  Oklahoma  588
 3  Missouri  592
 4  Texas A&M  602
 5  Kansas  607
 6  Texas Tech  609
 7  Baylor  611
 8  Kansas State  614
 9  Nebraska  615
 10  Texas  616
 11  Iowa State  620
 12  Colorado  630

Individual Results

 Place  Name  School  Score
 T1  Anthony Kim  Oklahoma  69-71-140
 T1  Justin Fraley  Oklahoma  68-72-140
 3  Matt VanCleave  Kansas State  70-71-141
 4  Alex Noren  Oklahoma State  70-72-142
 5  Tyler Leon  Oklahoma State  68-75-143