April 26, 1999
STANFORD, Calif. - The Stanford men's golf team posted a 22-over-par 372 and sits in ninth place after the first round of the Pac-10 Men's Golf Championships, held at the Broadmoor Golf Club in Seattle, Wash.
Arizona State leads all teams with a two-under 348, led by the strong play of Sun Devil Paul Casey, who leads all competitors with a three-under 67 on the par 70, 6,186-yard layout. In fact, three of the 10 golfers that recorded under-par scores were from Arizona State. Oregon is currently in second after carding a 351. UCLA and host Washington are third with 354s, while USC rounds out the top five teams with a 358.
Leading the Cardinal is Joel Kribel, whose even-par 70 puts him a tie for 11th place. Dusty Brett's 73 places him in tie for 26th, while Rudy Barreto is one stroke behind Brett for a share 33rd place.
The second round is scheduled to be played Monday afternoon.
Pac-10 Championships
Broadmoor Golf Club
Par 70, 6,286 yards
First Round Results
Teams 1. Arizona State 348, -2 2. Oregon 351, +1 3. UCLA 354, +4 Washington 354, +4 5. USC 358, +8 6. Oregon State 368, +18 7. Arizona 369, +19 California 369, +19 9. Stanford 372, +22 10. Washington State 381, +31
Individuals Joel Kribel T11. 32-38-70 Dusty Brett T26. 35-38-73 Rudy Barreto T33. 34-40-74 James Lee T40. 38-37-75 Alex Aragon T57. 40-40-80 Eric Dahlberg T57. 38-42-80