Wednesday, February 26
Lake Las Vegas, Nev.
11:30 a.m.
West Virginia University
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Lake Las Vegas Intercollegiate
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Mountaineers Shoot Lowest Round of Season
February 26, 2025 07:12 PM | Golf
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia University golf team shot its lowest round (-12) of the season and lowest round of the tournament in round three at the Lake Las Vegas Intercollegiate in Henderson, Nevada, on Wednesday.
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The Mountaineers jumped six spots to finish in third place in the 15-team field. Only three teams were under par in the final round, led by WVU's 12-under-score. West Virginia shot 296-284-276=856.
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Kaleb Wilson was WVU's top finisher, tying for eighth place at 5-under-par with rounds of 72-69-70=211. Max Green (74-72-66=212) and Todd Duncan (75-71-66=212) both shot 6-under-par on Wednesday to finish tied for 12th place at 4-under-par. Pierce Grieve tied for 42nd place with rounds of 76-72-74=222 (+6), while Carson Kammann tied for 61st place with rounds of 75-73-77=225 (+9). Ryan Leach competed as an individual and posted rounds of 77-74-76=227 (+11).
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"Heck of a final round, really the last 27 holes," coach Sean Covich said. "Our guys finally made a decision to bring that championship mindset and it paid off. I couldn't be prouder of these guys the way they turned it around."
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The Mountaineers will be off until The Johnnie-O at Sea Island at St. Simons Island, Georgia, on March 17-18.
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The Mountaineers jumped six spots to finish in third place in the 15-team field. Only three teams were under par in the final round, led by WVU's 12-under-score. West Virginia shot 296-284-276=856.
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Kaleb Wilson was WVU's top finisher, tying for eighth place at 5-under-par with rounds of 72-69-70=211. Max Green (74-72-66=212) and Todd Duncan (75-71-66=212) both shot 6-under-par on Wednesday to finish tied for 12th place at 4-under-par. Pierce Grieve tied for 42nd place with rounds of 76-72-74=222 (+6), while Carson Kammann tied for 61st place with rounds of 75-73-77=225 (+9). Ryan Leach competed as an individual and posted rounds of 77-74-76=227 (+11).
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"Heck of a final round, really the last 27 holes," coach Sean Covich said. "Our guys finally made a decision to bring that championship mindset and it paid off. I couldn't be prouder of these guys the way they turned it around."
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The Mountaineers will be off until The Johnnie-O at Sea Island at St. Simons Island, Georgia, on March 17-18.
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