Two in Top Ten for Cougars

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (Oct. 1, 2010) - Day one of the William H. Tucker Invitational ended with the BYU men’s golf team in fifth place and two BYU golfers in the top ten.

Sophomore Zac Blair shot rounds of 71 and 72, recording four birdies to finish the first two rounds tied for fifth overall. Cameron Edens, an Arizona State transfer, came back from a 3-over first round to shoot a 2-under 70 in round two and move into a tie for ninth place.

“Zac (Blair) was clutch for us again today,” said BYU head coach Bruce Brockbank. “The course was playing long and tough today, but Zac and Cameron (Edens) played it well.”

In the first round, sophomore Adam Tebbs shot a 1-over 73 and followed that with a 75 in round two to tie for 23rd place. Senior Esteban Calisto battled back after a first-round 79 to get out of some difficult situations in round two and shoot a 73.

“Esteban (Calisto) is battling hard,” Brockbank said. “He had a great round two for how he shot in round one. He is working hard.”

The final day of the William H. Tucker Invitational concludes Saturday, with one, 18-hole round scheduled to start at 7:45 a.m. MDT.

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The Field - 2010 William H. Tucker Invitational
1.  North Texas
2.  New Mexico
3.  Pepperdine
4.  San Jose State
5.  Brigham Young 
T6. Baylor
T6. Arizona
8.  New Mexico (B)
9.  New Mexico State
10. Colorado
11. Utah
12. Northern Colorado
13. Texas El Paso
14. Toledo
15. Wyoming
16. UTSA
5     Brigham Young University
                                   1st rd. 2nd rd.    total
T5  Zac Blair                         71    72          143
T9  Cameron Edens                     75    70          145
T23 Adam Tebbs                        73    75          148
T43 Esteban Calisto                   79    73          152
T78 Daniel Reid                       82    78          160
              Team                    295   289         584
*86 Alton Anderson                    83    81          164
* - golfing indepenently