Rockets Wrap Up Play in The Goodwin

Saturday, March 30

Stanford, Calif.

All Day

University of Toledo

The Goodwin

Freshman Muhammed Afif Mohd Fathi led Toledo at The Goodwin this week.

Photo by: Daniel Miller/University of Toledo

3/30/2019 11:17:00 PM | Men's Golf

Final Results (PDF)

STANFORD, Calif. – The Toledo men's golf team concluded play at The Goodwin on Saturday with a 13-over par 293 to finish in a 19th-place tie with No. 47 Saint Mary's. The Rockets shot a 41-over par 881 (301-287-293) during the 54-hole event.

Freshman Muhammed Afif Mohd Fathi and sophomore Dylan Van Fossen led Toledo with their best outings in a Rocket uniform. Mohd Fathi finished in a 37^th-place tie at six-over par 216 (74-69-73), while Van Fossen tied for 54^th place at nine-over par 219 (73-73-73).

Mohd Fathi played his first seven holes at even-par before bogeying his last two holes before the turn. Van Fossen was one-over par through 14 holes but registered a pair of bogeys on his final four holes.

Rounding out the Rocket lineup was sophomore Grant Godfrey (77-71-75) and senior Duncan McNeill (77-74-72) at 13-over par 223 with junior Rasmus Broholt Lind at 19-over par 229 (77-76-76).

"It was nice to see the guys battle hard this week and eliminate some of the mistakes that have plagued them in previous events," Head Coach Jeff Roope said. "They should be proud of their effort, but they still have a long list of things to improve on."

Host No. 31 Stanford captured the tournament title with an impressive seven-under par 832, 18 strokes in front of No. 6 USC. The Cardinal's Brandon Wu and David Snyder tied for first place at four-under par 206 with Wu winning the title in a playoff.

The Rockets will be off next weekend before returning to action at the Stitch Intercollegiate in Raleigh, N.C. on April 12-13.

TEAM STANDINGS
1. Stanford A 279-279-274=832 (-8); 2. USC 286-279-285=850 (+10); 3. Oklahoma 288-280-286=854 (+14); 4. California 286-280-289=855 (+15); 5. Washington 278-291-288=857 (+17); 6. UNLV 292-286-282=860 (+20); 7. Pepperdine 293-290-280=863 (+23); 8. Santa Clara 287-293-284=864 (+24); T9. Northwestern 288-293-286=867 (+27); T9. Brigham Young 295-282-290=867 (+17); T9. Nevada 304-280-283=867 (+27); T9. Oregon 287-290-290=867 (+27); 13. San Jose State 291-288-289=868 (+28); 14. Colorado 287-292-290=869 (+29); 15. Florida 290-284-297=871 (+31); 16. Arizona 295-292-287=874 (+34); 17. San Francisco 288-292-296=876 (+36); 18. McNeese State 294-296-287=877 (+37);T19. Toledo 301-287-293=881 (+41); T19. St. Mary's (Calif.) 296-293-292=881 (+41); 21. Nebraska 293-304-297=894 (+54); 22. George Washington 299-307-295=901 (+61); 23. UC-Davis 295-308-299=902 (+62); 24. Nova Southeastern 310-294-300=904 (+64); 25. San Diego 310-302-297=909 (+69); DNF. SMU 302-291=593 (+33)

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS
1. Brandon Wu (Stanford) 70-69-67=206 (-4); 2. David Snyder (Stanford) 67-71-68=206 (-4); T3. Peter Kuest (BYU) 68-70-70=208 (-2); T3. Colin Morikawa (Cal) 69-68-71=208 (-2); T3. Kaito Onishi (USC) 69-66-73=208 (-2)

TOLEDO INDIVIDUALS
T37. Muhammed Afif Mohd Fathi 74-69-73=216 (+6); T54. Dylan Van Fossen 73-73-73=219 (+9); T75. Grant Godfrey 77-71-75=223 (+13); T75. Duncan McNeill 77-74-72=223 (+13); T109. Rasmus Broholt Lind 77-76-76=229 (+19)