Men's Golf Done With Two Rounds in Georgia

Saturday, October 19

Alpharetta, Ga.

Pepperdine University

Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate Invitational

Sahith Theegala and Michael Beard

Photo by: Jeff Golden

10/19/2019 4:53:00 PM | Men's Golf

Round 2 Results

By: by Athletic Communications

ALPHARETTA, Georgia – Fighting the rain and wind, the Pepperdine men's golf team dropped to fourth place following the conclusion of Saturday's second round at the Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate Invitational.

The Waves have a two-day total of a 7-over 583 (276-307) at the par-72 Golf Club of Georgia. They went from a seven-shot lead after Friday to eight shots back heading into the final round.

Pepperdine is ranked #5 in the newest Golfweek Bushnell coaches poll that was released before the start of the tournament. Also playing in this tournament are #1 Georgia Tech, #2 Wake Forest, #10 Duke, #12 North Carolina, #14 Clemson, #16 Texas A&M and #25 Tennessee.

PLAYER SCORES

Senior Sahith Theegala (Chino Hills, Calif./Diamond Bar HS) had the Waves' best round on Saturday, an even-par 72. He's now tied for seventh place with a 1-under 143 (71-72). His round included four birdies, three of which came on the front nine.
Freshman William Mouw (Chino, Calif./Ontario Christian HS) is tied for 15th at 145 (69-76).
Sophomore Joe Highsmith (Lakewood, Wash./Bellarmine Prep) is tied for 25th at 147 (68-79). He had one birdies on Saturday.
Senior Joshua McCarthy (Danville, Calif./De La Salle HS) is tied for 37th at 149 (68-81). He had one birdie in the second round.
Junior RJ Manke (Lakewood, Wash./Bellarmine Prep) is tied for 58th at 153 (73-80). He had two birdies on Saturday.

UP NEXT

For Sunday's third and final round, the Waves will be paired with Wake Forest and Stanford and they'll start on the first tee at 6:55 a.m. PT. This is the Waves' final tournament of the fall season.

THE NUMBERS

Team Scores: 1. Duke 575; 2. Texas A&M 578; 3. UCLA 580; 4. Pepperdine 583; 5. Wake Forest 585; 6. Stanford 586; T7. North Carolina 588; T7. Tennessee 588; T7. Clemson 588; 10. Georgia Tech 591; T11. East Tennessee State 592; T11. USC 592; 13. Virginia 595; 14. TCU 597.

Top Individuals: 1. William Paysse (Texas A&M) 139; 2. Adrien Pendaries (Duke) 140; T3. Eddy Lai (UCLA) 141; T3. Evan Katz (Duke) 141; T5. Bryan Wiyang Teoh (UCLA) 142; T5. Ryan Gerard (North Carolina) 142.