UTEP's men's golf team tied for eighth place at the 46th Arizona Thunderbirds Intercollegiate, marking their eighth consecutive top-10 finish this season. The Miners shot a total of 866 (+2), including a strong start with a 7-under par in the first round, but faced challenges in round two. This performance ties their longest stretch of top-10 finishes since the 1997-98 season. UTEP's solid performance on par 5 holes and impressive birdie count contributed to their ranking. The Wildcats from Arizona won the tournament with a 25-under par score.

By the Numbers
  • UTEP finished with a total score of 866 (+2) across three rounds.
  • The Miners tied for fourth with 54 birdies and led the field with two eagles.
  • Long Beach State had the most birdies in the tournament with 64.
State of Play
  • UTEP's performance maintained their record of a top-10 finish in every tournament this season.
  • Marc Keller and Dylan Teeter both scored identical totals of 215, tying for 27th place individually.
  • Upcoming tournaments include the Duck Invitational in Oregon and the Cowboy Classic in Wyoming.
What's Next

The Miners will compete in Oregon's Duck Invitational on March 23-24, looking to continue their strong performance trend. Following that, they will participate in the Cowboy Classic and the Mossy Oak Collegiate in April, as they prepare for the postseason.

Bottom Line

UTEP men's golf is on a remarkable streak, showcasing their skill and consistency with eight consecutive top-10 finishes. As they approach the remainder of their schedule, maintaining this momentum will be crucial for their performance in the upcoming tournaments.