Fort 黑马磁力鈥檚 Jackson Jacob fired a five-under 67 to tie for first with UBC鈥檚 Ethan de Graaf, as the University of the Fraser Valley men鈥檚 golf team wrapped up the BC Rivalry Series fall schedule in first place overall.
The Cascades men finished second at their home course, Chilliwack Golf Club, on Wednesday, Oct. 28, and tied for second with UBC the next day at Morgan Creek Golf Club in Surrey.
That leaves them with 17.5 aggregate points at the conclusion of eight single-day, 18-hole tournaments, ahead of UBC (16.5) and UBC Okanagan (14).
It was another strong performance by Jacob, who tore up Northview鈥檚 Ridge course earlier in the month, firing a 10-under 62 to beat the previous record for a University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) men鈥檚 team scoring record in tournament play, set in 2013.
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The series is set to resume in February, with another 12 single-day tournaments in the works.
鈥淚t was a really good fall for us,鈥� Cascades men鈥檚 head coach Aaron Pauls said. 鈥淎t the beginning of the semester, your goal is always to be in the lead. We鈥檙e ahead of UBC by a point and a couple points up on UBCO, and that鈥檚 where we want to be.鈥�
In the men鈥檚 order of merit standings, UBC鈥檚 de Graaf leads the way, averaging 73.4 points per tournament. Jacob sits second, averaging 66.6, and Whiton (59.0, fifth), Claggett (55.4, sixth) and Armstrong (49.3, ninth) all rank in the top 10.
馃彅锔忊洺锔� | The Cascades golf teams picked up some runner-up finishes this week as the BC Rivalry Series wrapped up its fall schedule!
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On the women鈥檚 side, the Cascades notched a solid second-place finish at their home course on Wednesday 鈥� UBC led the way at +2, with UFV (+17) edging UBCO (+18).
UBC Okanagan (+11) emerged victorious on Thursday at Morgan Creek, ahead of UBC (+15) and UFV (+21).
Three of the four women on the Cascades鈥� roster are rookies, and head coach Cody Stewart said he saw a great deal of growth over the course of the semester.
鈥淐ompared to where we were at the beginning, we鈥檝e made massive strides to get closer to where I see this team,鈥� said Stewart, whose squad posted one tie for first and two runner-up finishes at fall tourneys.
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