Schrott Moves Into Top-25 at Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate

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LAHAINA, Hawai'i - Felix Schrott fired his second consecutive round of 1-under 70 to move into the individual top-25 while the CSUN men's golf team moved up into 16th place after two rounds of the Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate at Ka'anapali Golf Course.

After six straight pars to open his day, Schrott went to 2-under with birdies at No. 1 and No. 2. After going par-bogey over his next two holes to drop to 1-under, Schrott added two more birdies to get as low as 3-under on the day. Two bogeys and a pair of pars over his final four holes left Schrott at 1-under on the day and 2-under 140 for the tournament, good for a tie for 24th place.

As a team, the Matadors followed up Friday's 289 with a 290 in round two. At 11-over 579, CSUN is 16th in the 20-team field but just six shots out of 13th.

At 12-under 130, North Florida's Nick Gabrelcik holds the individual lead by two strokes over Clemson's Andrew Swanson (-10, 132). No. 11 Oklahoma, winners of the Ka'anapali Classic in 2015 and 2019, leads the team competition by six shots at 22-under 546.

CSUN SCORES

Nick Fowlkes had three birdies and was 1-over through 15 holes before finishing par-bogey-par to close his round at 2-over 73. Fowlkes is currently tied for 66th at 3-over 145.
Paul-Louis Gachet had CSUN's second-lowest round of the day with a 1-over 72. Gachet led all Matadors with five birdies on Saturday and tied for 79th at 4-over 146 heading into the final round.
Brandon McDonough followed up an opening round 73 with four birdies in a three-over round of 74 which leaves him tied for 85th at 5-over 147.
Eirik Thomassen and Ian MacKay are both tied for 91st at 6-over 148 after Thomassen posted a 4-over 75 while MacKay finished the day at 5-over 76.
Thomas Burou rounded out the CSUN scoring as he is tied for 112th at 12-over 154 following rounds of 79-75.

COACH JIM BRACKEN SAID
"Obviously the course played a lot tougher today but in the end we threw away a lot of shots. We would've liked to have put together a low team round today but the winds were tough for the entire field. Felix got as low as 3-under and is hitting the ball really well, he could pass some players tomorrow. With a good team round tomorrow, we can also pass a few teams which would be a good way to end the semester."

The Matadors will be paired with Hawai'i, Denver and Connecticut for the final round which gets underway Sunday at 8:00 a.m. local time.

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Schrott Moves Into Top-25 at Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate

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Thomas Burou

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Eirik Thomassen