KOHALA COAST, Hawaii – University of Colorado Colorado Springs Men's Golf notched the share of a tournament win for the first time in over three years on Saturday as the Mountain Lions roared back to shoot a five-over par 565 (284, 281) at University of Hawaii at Hilo's Dennis Rose Intercollegiate, becoming co-champions with California State University San Marcos (+5, 565).
 
INSIDE THE DENNIS ROSE INTERCOLLEGIATE
Tournament: The Dennis Rose Intercollegiate
Location: Wahiawa, Hawaii. | Waikoloa Beach Course
Par | Yardage: 70 | 6,566 Yards
 

FROM THE TEE

• Clawing back to finish in the top-10 was Travis Bossio as an even-par 70 was backed by three birdies and 12 pars on Saturday, including two birdies and six pars on the back-nine to finish tied for 10^th at one-over par 141.
• Barrett Jones (T19) made a five-shot recovery from Friday as the redshirt senior went under-par by carding a one-under par 69 on Saturday. Jones racked up five birdies in round two as he posted a two-under par on the course's back-nine with two birdies and six pars that consisted of making birdie on par-5's 15^th and 18^th to finish at three-over par 143 for the tournament.
• Brady Haake (T27) was on a mission in day two as he caught fire with four birdies in five holes on the back-nine to help garner a stellar seven birdies for a three-under par 67 on the day and 145 (+5) on the tournament. Haake made an incredible 11-stroke improvement from round one as he tallied up a total of eight birdies and 19 pars through 36 holes.
• Both Brandon Bervig (T27) and James Perry (T27) also wrapped up the tournament at five-over par (145) as Bervig bagged 15 pars in his second and final round with Perry adding nine pars and two birdies of his own for scores of five-over par (75) and six-over par (76), respectively.

 
TOURNAMENT LEADERS

• Individually, Nathan Jetton of Stanislaus State University wins the Dennis Rose Intercollegiate after finishing five-under par (135) with a three-under par 67 carded on Saturday.
• UCCS and CSU San Marcos finish the 36-hole tournament as co-champions at five-over par (565) with CSU San Marcos registering an even-par and the Mountain Lions carding a one-over par in the final round.

 
BEYOND THE SCORECARD

• The Mountain Lions become co-champions for the first time since Oct. 8, 2019 when they tied for first place at the Concordia Invite in Portland, Oregon.
• The Mountain Lions come away with the tournament's top par-3 score after turning in a two-over par score and 3.04 stroke average.
• UCCS also made a top-10 presence in par-4 and par-5 scoring as a team with the Mountain Lions finishing tied for the seventh-best par-4 score (+21) and the sixth-best par-5 score (-4).
• UCCS didn't stop there as they worked ahead to claim the fifth most pars (116) while tying for the fourth most birdies (26) in the Dennis Rose Intercollegiate.
• Brady Haake ties his season-low round at three-under par as he finished the tournament tying for the fourth-best par-3 score (-1), and also tying for the fifth most birdies (nine).
• Travis Bossio, Barrett Jones, and Brandon Bervig all tied for 10^th in par-3 scoring after carding an even-par.
• Bervig and Bossio also swung their way to the leaderboard in total pars as Bervig tied for the third most pars (29) with Bossio tying for the fifth most (27).

 
UP NEXT

• UCCS Men's Golf officially ends their Hawaii trip and the fall season as the Mountain Lions will now turn their focus to their championship segment that will start in the spring. Stay tuned to gomountainlions.com for the release of the Mountain Lions' spring schedule. 

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