ALAMEDA, Calif. – Jack Duguid and Clay McCrory carried the University of Colorado Colorado Springs men's golf team to a sixth-place finish at the California State University East Bay Tim Tierney Pioneer Shootout, held at the Chuck Corica Golf Complex in Alameda, Calif.  As a team, UCCS finished with a three-round score of 892 after carding below-300 scores in each round (297, 299, 296).
 
Duguid and McCrory tied for 14^th place overall after a solid showing of 219.  Duguid recorded his best round of the tournament today after birdies on holes No. 9 and No. 15 to post a 72.  He also led the field with 14 pars.
 
McCrory, who tallied five of his team high 10 birdies today, shot a final round of 73 after carding a 69 and 77 on Monday.  He finished with a two-under par on par 5 holes and was second overall in birdies.
 
Ignacio de La Vega opened the tournament with an 81, but posted 73's in the final two rounds to finish 47^th overall with a 227.  Both Tanner Comes and Peter Johns notched a 233 for the tournament to tie for 58^th place.
 
Sonoma State University led the 16-team tournament with a six-under 858.  Cal State East Bay's Will Barnett posted 10-under 206 to take home the individual honors.
 
UCCS will be back in action March 25-26 at the St. Edward's University Invite in Austin, Texas.