Nevada Men's Golf finished 12th at The Goodwin in Stanford after a strong final round of 848 (+8). The team outperformed six top 50 ranked squads, showcasing potential as they head into postseason play. Monte Chumchaivate delivered his best collegiate round, shooting 68, while Ben Ortwein and Riki Matsumoto both finished tied for 37th with scores of 211 (+1). Jonathan Kim and Liam Gobin rounded out the team with scores of 216 (+6) and 222 (+12), respectively. The team's next challenge is the El Macero event hosted by UC Davis from April 10-12.

By the Numbers
  • Nevada finished the tournament with a total of 848 (+8).
  • Monte Chumchaivate shot the best round of his career at 68, moving 33 spots up to finish at 50th (+3).
State of Play
  • The team beat six top 50 nationally ranked teams.
  • Monte Chumchaivate's significant improvement highlights team development ahead of playoffs.
What's Next

Nevada will compete in the El Macero event from April 10-12, which is crucial for their postseason preparation. Continued strong performances could enhance their tournament seeding.

Bottom Line

The Pack's solid performance at The Goodwin signals readiness for postseason play, with individual players showing promising potential to build on in their upcoming tournaments.