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Gamecocks Tied For Fourth In Hawaii
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Gamecocks Tied For Fourth In Hawaii

Nov. 5, 2016

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GAMECOCK SCORECARDS
Scott Stevens
Round 1: 71
Round 2: 65
Round 3:
To Par: -6
Place: T-6
Keenan Huskey
Round 1: 66
Round 2: 70
Round 3:
To Par: -6
Place: T-6
Ben Dietrich
Round 1: 73
Round 2: 71
Round 3:
To Par: +2
Place: T-39
Ryan Stachler
Round 1: 72
Round 2: 76
Round 3:
To Par: +6
Place: T-69
Alex Handy
Round 1: 81
Round 2: 74
Round 3:
To Par: +3
Place: T-111
Team Standings
Pos. Team R1 R2 R3 Total
1. Georgia 284 266 550 (-18)
2. LSU 283 277 560 (-8)
3. Oklahoma 290 271 561 (-7)
T-4. South Carolina 282 280 562 (-6)
T-4. Kansas 295 267 562 (-6)
T-4. Clemson 284 278 562 (-6)
7. North Florida 287 282 569 (+1)
8. Santa Barbara 287 283 570 (+2)
T-9. Loyola Marymount 302 272 574 (+6)
T-9. Minnesota 297 277 574 (+6)
11. Houston 294 283 577 (+9)
12. Georgia State 299 280 579 (+11)
13. Gonzaga 293 289 582 (+14)
14. UT-San Antonio 301 282 583 (+15)
T-15. Sacramento State 301 285 586 (+18)
T-15. Boise State 299 287 586 (+18)
17. UNC-Wilimington 296 292 588 (+20)
T-18. Ball State 296 293 589 (+21)
T-18. Long Beach State 310 279 589 (+21)
20. Hawaii 295 296 591 (+23)
21. CSU-Northridge 306 286 592 (+24)
22. Cal State Fullerton 303 292 595 (+27)
23. Bowling Green State 304 294 598 (+30)
24. Hawaii-Hilo 315 299 614 (+46)
Tournament Quick Facts

Dates: Nov. 4-6

Location: Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii

Course: Ka’anapali Golf Club – Royal Ka’anapali Course

Par: 71

Yards: 6,700

MAUI, Hawaii — South Carolina is tied for fourth at the Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic after shooting 280 (-4) on Saturday in the second round. The Gamecocks are tied with No. 24 Clemson and Kansas in the team race at 6-under-par.

Scott Stevens and Keenan Huskey are both tied for fifth individually at 6-under for the tournament. Stevens paced Carolina after tying a career 18-hole low score with a 65 today. He posted nine birdies and shot 3-under on both the front nine (34) and the back nine (31). His 13 total birdies are tied for the field lead after two rounds of play.

Huskey finished the day at 1-under after carding a second round 70. The Greenville, S.C., native tallied five birdies en route to recording his sixth round under-par in the fall season. Huskey will be gunning for his second consecutive top-10 finish at the tournament Sunday. He took sixth at last year’s Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic.

Ben Dietrich is tied for 39th after carding a 71 (E) Saturday. He shot 35 (-2) on the frontside and 36 (+2) on the backside. Dietrich logged two birdies on the day, both coming on the front nine.

Sophomore Ryan Stachler is tied for 69th after a tallying a second round 76 (+5). He shot 38 (+1) on the front nine and 38 (+4). The Alpharetta, Ga. native, had three birdies on the day.

Sophomore Will Miles got back on track Saturday, logging a 74 (+3). He shot 37 (E) on the front and 37 (+3) on the back with three brides in the round.

Carolina is in striking distance still but will have some ground to makeup on Sunday. No. 15 Georgia shot 18-under (266) Saturday to take a 10-shot lead over the rest of the field. Kansas (-17, 267) and No. 7 Oklahoma (-13, 271) each went low too on Saturday with stellar second rounds.

Quoting Coach Bill McDonald

“Scott played great today and his round really saved us. We lost a few shots coming in, which hurt a little bit. Otherwise, I thought we looked pretty good overall. I’m really looking forward to the team coming out focused and ready to play tomorrow for the final round.”

Round Changer

Stevens carded one of the lowest rounds of the day in the field with his 65. His nine birdies were tied for the field lead and his 13 total birdies are tied four the field lead after two rounds of play. The Chattanooga, Tenn. native’s, 65 tied a career-low 18-hole score Saturday. He’s tied for the field lead in par-5 scoring average at 4.00 (-6).

Notable

  • The Gamecocks are tied with Clemson for the field lead in birdies at 42.
  • 25 of those 42 birdies belong to Stevens (13) and Huskey (12).
  • The duo of Huskey and Stevens has combined for the most birdies in the field from one team.

Up Next for the Gamecocks

South Carolina will be off for the next three months before the start of the spring season. The Gamecocks will be back in action February 17 when the team travels to Humble, Texas for the All-American Intercollegiate.

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