Thursday, February 16
Lihue, Kaua'i
Long Beach State University
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John Burns Intercollegiate (First Round)
Ian Gilligan Fires a New Career-Best, Sets Course Record While Sitting at the Top of the Leaderboard at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate
2/16/2023 9:33:00 PM | Men's Golf
Long Beach State is tied for third after one full round of action
Round 1 Results (PDF)
LIHUE, Kauai – Long Beach State sophomore Ian Gilligan turned in a masterful performance in the opening round of the John A. Burns Intercollegiate as he fired a 61 for 11-under par to set a new career-best and Ocean Course at Hokuala record. After one full round, Gilligan sits at the top of the leaderboard while Long Beach State is tied for third with a 10-under par showing.
The John A. Burns Intercollegiate was initially scheduled for three rounds over as many days, but with inclement weather looming in the forecast, the decision was made to begin the second round at the conclusion of the first. The goal of getting 36 holes in on day one was cut short due to darkness as the Beach managed to complete 11 holes of the second round.
At the completion of the first round, Long Beach State is tied for third with No. 19 Arizona as both teams have shot 10-under par thus far. Leading the way is BYU with 15-under par, while Cal is in second with 11-under par.
Gilligan has been the story of the first round as the Reno, Nev., native breezed through the opening round sinking nine birdies to go along with a pair of eagles on the second and fourth holes to finish with a course-record, and new single-round career-best of 61 for 11-under par. That mark is also the Best 18-Hole Score and Best First Round Score in Long Beach State Men's Golf program history. Gilligan began the second round on the back nine and is currently even with par after seven holes.
Freshmen Krishnav Nikhol Chopraa and Jack Cantlay shot even with par in the first round as they concluded the round tied for 45th. Isaac Rodea and Jaden Huggins both posted a 1-over par in the first 18 holes as they are tied for 57th.
Huggins is 1-under par after 10 holes in the second round, while Chopraa is 1-over through nine holes. Rodea got through 11 holes in the second round and is currently 1-over par. Rounding out the Beach in the second round is Cantlay who is at 5-over after 11 holes.
The second round will continue Friday, Feb. 17 at 8:30 a.m. (HST)/10:30 a.m. (PST), weather permitting. Live results will be available via GolfStat.com.
Results (21 Teams)
1. BYU 273 (-15)
2. Cal 277 (-11)
T3. Long Beach State 278 (-10)
T3. #19 Arizona 278 (-10)
T5. New Mexico 282 (-6)
T5. UTEP 282 (-6)
T7. Sacramento State 283 (-5)
T7. Santa Clara 283 (-5)
9. Fresno State 284 (-4)
T10. #9 Texas A&M 286 (-2)
T10. Nevada 286 (-2)
T12. St. Mary's (CA) 287 (-1)
T12. Grand Canyon 287 (-1)
T14. Hawaii 288 (E)
T14. Utah 288 (E)
16. #20 San Diego State 292 (+4)
T17. USC 294 (+6)
T.17 Washington State 294 (+6)
19. UNC Wilmington 295 (+7)
20. UNLV 296 (+8)
21. Loyola Marymount 297 (+9)
Individual Results (126 Players)
1. Ian Gilligan 61 (-11)
T45. Krishnav Nikhil Chopraa 72 (E)
T45. Jack Cantlay 72 (E)
T57. Isaac Rodea 73 (+1)
T57. Jaden Huggins 73 (+1)
LIHUE, Kauai – Long Beach State sophomore Ian Gilligan turned in a masterful performance in the opening round of the John A. Burns Intercollegiate as he fired a 61 for 11-under par to set a new career-best and Ocean Course at Hokuala record. After one full round, Gilligan sits at the top of the leaderboard while Long Beach State is tied for third with a 10-under par showing.
The John A. Burns Intercollegiate was initially scheduled for three rounds over as many days, but with inclement weather looming in the forecast, the decision was made to begin the second round at the conclusion of the first. The goal of getting 36 holes in on day one was cut short due to darkness as the Beach managed to complete 11 holes of the second round.
At the completion of the first round, Long Beach State is tied for third with No. 19 Arizona as both teams have shot 10-under par thus far. Leading the way is BYU with 15-under par, while Cal is in second with 11-under par.
Gilligan has been the story of the first round as the Reno, Nev., native breezed through the opening round sinking nine birdies to go along with a pair of eagles on the second and fourth holes to finish with a course-record, and new single-round career-best of 61 for 11-under par. That mark is also the Best 18-Hole Score and Best First Round Score in Long Beach State Men's Golf program history. Gilligan began the second round on the back nine and is currently even with par after seven holes.
Freshmen Krishnav Nikhol Chopraa and Jack Cantlay shot even with par in the first round as they concluded the round tied for 45th. Isaac Rodea and Jaden Huggins both posted a 1-over par in the first 18 holes as they are tied for 57th.
Huggins is 1-under par after 10 holes in the second round, while Chopraa is 1-over through nine holes. Rodea got through 11 holes in the second round and is currently 1-over par. Rounding out the Beach in the second round is Cantlay who is at 5-over after 11 holes.
The second round will continue Friday, Feb. 17 at 8:30 a.m. (HST)/10:30 a.m. (PST), weather permitting. Live results will be available via GolfStat.com.
Results (21 Teams)
1. BYU 273 (-15)
2. Cal 277 (-11)
T3. Long Beach State 278 (-10)
T3. #19 Arizona 278 (-10)
T5. New Mexico 282 (-6)
T5. UTEP 282 (-6)
T7. Sacramento State 283 (-5)
T7. Santa Clara 283 (-5)
9. Fresno State 284 (-4)
T10. #9 Texas A&M 286 (-2)
T10. Nevada 286 (-2)
T12. St. Mary's (CA) 287 (-1)
T12. Grand Canyon 287 (-1)
T14. Hawaii 288 (E)
T14. Utah 288 (E)
16. #20 San Diego State 292 (+4)
T17. USC 294 (+6)
T.17 Washington State 294 (+6)
19. UNC Wilmington 295 (+7)
20. UNLV 296 (+8)
21. Loyola Marymount 297 (+9)
Individual Results (126 Players)
1. Ian Gilligan 61 (-11)
T45. Krishnav Nikhil Chopraa 72 (E)
T45. Jack Cantlay 72 (E)
T57. Isaac Rodea 73 (+1)
T57. Jaden Huggins 73 (+1)
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