WAHIAWA, Hawaii – Junior Brady Haake fires off a two-under par 70 in round one of the Southwest Hawaii Pacific University Shark Shootout as UCCS Men's Golf sits tied for 11^th with a 295 (+7) in the 36-hole tournament.
 
INSIDE THE HPU SHARK SHOOTOUT
Tournament: The Southwest Airlines HPU Shark Shootout
Location: Wahiawa, Hawaii. | Leilehua Golf Course
Par | Yardage: 72 | 7,019 Yards
 

FROM THE TEE

• Pacing the Mountain Lions through day one is junior Brady Haake who blazed ahead with a two-under par 70 to tie for eighth place. Haake posted a one-under par on both the front and back-nine as he made five birdies in 18 holes, including a birdie on the par-4 18^th to end his day.
• Coming away with a two-over par 74 was James Perry (T40) who settled in to shoot an even-par on the back-nine after registering seven pars and one birdie.
• Travis Bossio (T50) collects 11 pars and tallies a birdie on both the front and back-nine to turn in a three-over par 75.
• Brandon Bervig (T56) represented the Mountain Lions' fourth countable score on Tuesday as the redshirt junior turned in nine pars and two birdies for a 76, including seven pars and a birdie on the course's back-nine.
• Barrett Jones (T65) closes out round one with a five-over 77 after claiming 11 pars as he ended the round with five consecutive pars.

 
TOURNAMENT LEADERS

• Chico State University's Tyler Ashman currently sits in the lead with a five-under par (67).
• Chico State also leads the 16-team tournament at nine-under par (279).

 
BEYOND THE SCORECARD
 

• Brady Haake's five birdies ties for the fourth most in the tournament as his
• As a team, UCCS shot eight-over par on par-3's to tie for the 10^th best score.
• With a combined 55 pars, the Mountain Lions are tied for the sixth most pars.

 
UP NEXT

• Round two of the HPU Shark Shootout will begin tomorrow morning at 11:30 a.m. (MT).

 
 
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