Tulsa
NCAA Central Regional
Tulsa's Golfers Struggle at NCAA Central Regional
5/20/2004 12:00:00 AM | Men's Golf
May 20, 2004
West Lafayette, Indiana - The Tulsa men's golf team is in 20th place in a field of 27 teams following the opening round at the NCAA Central Regional on the par-72 Kampen Course of the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex. The Hurricane carded a first round score of 314.
Oklahoma State leads the field with a one-under par 287, followed by Texas A&M (292), Purdue (295), Texas and Kentucky (298), Kansas State (300), Kent State (301), Minnesota, Wichita State, Ohio State and SMU (302), all tied for eighth place. The top-10 teams following Saturday's final round will advance to the NCAA Championships.
The Hurricane was led by freshman Sam Korbe, who carded a three-over par 75, while senior David Inglis is next in line for the Hurricane following his opening round 77. Korbe is tied for 34th place, while Inglis is in a tie for 58th place. A pair of freshmen, Mitch Cohlmia and Ryan Henry carded rounds of 80 and 82, respectively, while senior Chris Noel had an 84 today.
Individually, Texas Jason Hartwick, Texas A&M's Andrew Parr and Oklahoma State's Casey Wittenberg sit in a three-way tie for first place with three-under par rounds of 69 today.
The tournament will continue on Friday with another 18 holes.
Tulsa Scores T34 Sam Korbe 75 T58 David Inglis 77 T88 Mitch Cohlmia 80 T110 Ryan Henry 82 T128 Chris Noel 84
