CSUN Finishes Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational in 17th Place

AFA, Colo. - The CSUN Men's Golf team wrapped up play at the Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational on Monday, carding a final round 3-over 291 to finish in 17th place at Eisenhower Golf Course.

After posting team scores of 295-290 in rounds one and two (Sat.-Sun.), the Matadors finished the final round at 3-over 291 to finish the tournament at 12-over 876. Idaho moved past Gonzaga to win the team championship at 23-under 841, while Northern Colorado's Kaelen Dulany took home individual medalist honors at 14-under 202 following a final round 64.

Sophomore Bryson Barnes was CSUN's low scorer, tying for 28th at even-par 216. Barnes, who began the final round tied for ninth at 3-under 141, had a pair of birdies and five bogeys in the final round to finish the day at 3-over 75.

Tournament: Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational
Dates: Sept. 20-22, 2025
Location: AFA, Colo.
Course: Eisenhower G.C. (par-72)
CSUN Place: 17th out of 23 teams (295-290-291--876, +12)
Team Champion: Idaho (283-283-275--841, -23)
Individual Medalist: Kaelen Dulany, Northern Colorado (70-68-64--202, -14)

CSUN SCORES

Following Barnes, sophomores Tavin Boman and Nick Fry both finished the final round under par. Boman had one eagle, four birdies, and four bogeys in a final round 2-under 70. Fry had five birdies, two bogeys, and one double bogey to finish the day at 1-under 71. Both players tied for 57th at 3-over 219.
Junior Dillon Jonke and senior Domenic De Luca both tied for 92nd at 10-over 226. De Luca had a pair of birdies in a final round 3-over 75, while Jonke had one eagle on Tuesday to finish at 5-over 77.
Three Matadors also competed in the Air Force Silver Individual tournament, with junior Liam Judkins (-6, 138) finishing third at 8-under 208 following rounds of 70-68-70. Judkins had six birdies and eight pars on Monday. Junior Ethan Posthumus also finished in the top 15, placing 12th at 3-under 213 following rounds of 68-73-72. Senior Yuo Torii finished 28th at 6-over 222 following rounds of 78-72-72.

TEAM SCOREBOARD
1. Idaho 283-283-275--841 (-23); 2. Gonzaga 285-280-286--851 (-13); 3. UC San Diego 287-279-286--852 (-12); 4. San Jose State 289-290-275--854 (-10); 4. Nevada 295-277-282--854 (-10); 6. Utah State 287-286-284--857 (-7); 6. Utah Tech 291-277-289--857 (-7); 6. Boise State 293-283-281--857 (-7); 9. Northern Colorado 292-288-286--866 (+2); 10. Weber State 289-292-286--867 (+3); 10. Hawaii 292-289-286--867 (+3); 12. Utah Valley 288-287-294--869 (+5); 13. UC Davis 298-284-290--872 (+8); 14. Denver 295-290-288--873 (+9); 15. California Baptist 287-291-296--874 (+10); 15. UC Santa Barbara 300-291-283--874 (+10); 17. CSUN 295-290-291--876 (+12); 18. Southern Utah 296-294-288--878 (+14); 19. Incarnate Word 299-290-291--880 (+16); 19. Wyoming 297-295-288--880 (+16); 21. Air Force 300-282-305--887 (+23); 22. UC Riverside 308-287-293--888 (+24); 23. UT-Arlington 298-299-294--891 (+27).

HEAD COACH JIM BRACKEN SAID
"Nick and Tavin both were under par in the final round, which is good, but we just didn't get a third and fourth score. We were a little more consistent this tournament, but we have to keep getting better and being more consistent going forward. Pacific is always a good field."

UP NEXT
CSUN will next compete at the Visit Stockton Pacific Invitational at The Reserve at Spanos Park on Oct. 9-11.

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CSUN Finishes Gene Miranda Falcon Invitational in 17th Place

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Players Mentioned

Bryson Barnes

Tavin Boman

Domenic De Luca

Nick Fry

Dillon Jonke

Liam Judkins

Ethan Posthumus

Yuo Torii