Jack Urquhart | Posted: 26 Apr 2019 | Updated: 8 Nov 2020

BYU slides to third with one round left at WCC Championship

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STOCKTON, Calif. – Peter Kuest remained tied for second place as BYU men's golf slid from second to third place after two rounds at the WCC Championship Friday.

"Peter (Kuest) played solid golf and is in great shape to win," BYU head coach Bruce Brockbank said. "It was a difficult day as a team. We need our best round of the year tomorrow."

Kuest's overall score of six-under trailed only Pepperdine's Joshua McCarthy's eight-under. Brock Stanger and Carson Lundell sit tied for 15th with a score of one-over. Rhett Rasmussen and Kelton Hirsch, both at three-over, are tied for 24th.

After a 278 in the first round (10-under), the Cougars carded a 295 (seven-over) in the second round. San Francisco remained the leader with a score of 11-under. Pepperdine jumped BYU with its nine-under.

The tournament concludes with Saturday's final rounds. Live scoring is available at GolfStat.com.

First Round Recap

Results Through Two Rounds

Team/Player Round 1 Round 2 To Par Position
BYU 278 295 -3 3
Peter Kuest 67 71 -6 T2
Brock Stanger 70 75 +1 T15
Carson Lundell 72 73 +1 T15
Rhett Rasmussen 70 77 +3 T24
Kelton Hirsch 71 76 +3 T24

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