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Oct. 9, 2001

GENOA, Nevada - Senior Jon Reehoorn capped a record setting tournament for the Washington State men's golf team by tying a WSU mark at the University of Nevada Wolf Pack Classic, Tuesday.

With a final round 72, the Burlington, Wash., native fired a 54-hole score of 207 (66-69-72, -9) tying the WSU record for lowest individual three-round score in a tournament. Reehoorn joined his teammate Dustin White, who posted a 207 score, Sept. 12, 2000 at the Northwest Collegiate in Corvallis, Ore.

Reehoorn's achievement followed up the Cougars' record setting opening round team score of 270 established Monday, which shattered the previous single round team scoring record of 276 set Sept. 8, 1998 and April 9, 2001.

Reehoorn, who posted his 10th career top 10 finish with his fourth place effort, led a contingent of four Cougars that finished in the top 10. White, a junior from Pueblo West, Colo., fired a final round 69 to close the tournament in a tie for sixth at 211 (-5). White has not finished out of the top 11 in any of the four events he has competed in this fall.

Ryan Camp secured his second consecutive top 10 finish as the sophomore from Spokane, Wash., completed the event in a tie for eighth at 212 (-4). Sophomore Isaac Woods posted his first top 10 effort this fall as the Enumclaw, Wash., native ended the tournament in a tie for 10th with a score of 214 (-2). Senior Jeremy Taylor (West Richland, Wash.) finished in a tie for 38th at 221 (+5).

With a third place team finish in the 16-team field at Nevada, the Cougars have placed in the top three in every tournament this fall. WSU secured a victory at the Vandal Fall Invitational, Sept. 25, and finished second at the Northwest Classic, Sept. 11 and the Husky Invitational, Oct. 2. WSU has defeated 52 of the 56 teams faced in four tournaments during the fall campaign.

While the men competed at Nevada, the WSU women's team is at the Oregon State Shanico Invitational on the Trysting Tree Golf Club in Corvallis, Ore. Freshman Kim Welch is tied for 20th after two rounds. Welch followed up an opening round 76 with a second round 73, Tuesday to post a two day total of 149 (+5). The tournament concludes with 18 holes Wednesday.

Following are Tuesday's results for the WSU men's and women's golf team:

WSU Men:
Wolfpack Classic
Oct. 8-9, 2001
Genoa Lakes Golf Club, Genoa, Nev.
Par 72
Final Results

WSU Results
4. Jon Reehoorn (66-69-72-207, -9), T6. Dustin White (67-75-69-211, -5), T8. Ryan Camp (68-72-72-212, -4), T10. Isaac Woods (69-74-71-214, -2), T25. Jeremy Taylor (69-77-75-221, +5).

Team Results
1. Nevada 842, 2. Denver 843, 3. Washington State 844, 4. Texas El Paso 855, 5. Rhode Island 862, T6. Wyoming 874, T6. New Mexico State 874, 8. San Francisco 882, T9. Hawaii 883, T9. Boise State 883, 11. Hawaii-Hilo 884, 12. NC-Greensboro 887, 13. Portland 888, 14. Loyola Marymount 902, 15. Louisiana-Monroe 903, 16. Nevada B 905.

Top Five Individuals
1. *Erik Billinger, Denver (65-69-68-202, -14), 2. Sprague Kolp, Nevada (68-67-67-202, -14), 3. Nathan Fritz, UTEP (70-69-66-205, -11), 4. Jon Reehoorn, WSU (66-69-72-207, -9), 5. Tommy Hart, Denver (69-71-70-210, -6).

*Won in playoff

WSU Women:
Oregon State Shanico Invitational
Oct. 8-10, 2001
Trysting Tree Golf Club, Corvallis, Ore.
Par 72
After 2 of 3 rounds

WSU Results
T20. Kim Welch (76-73-149, +5), T46. Tasha Browner (81-74-155, +11), T77. Jara Goldstein (78-84-162, +16), T81. Jackie Stevens (82-83-165, +21), 96. Nicole Hebner (82-92-174, +30).

Team Results
1. Arizona 577, 2. California 584, 3. Stanford 591 4. Brigham Young 595, 5. Washington 596, 6. Oregon State 600, 7. New Mexico 601, 8. San Francisco 602, 9. Idaho 605, 10. Long Beach State 614, 11. UNLV 615, 12. Oregon 620, 13. Northern Arizona 623, 14. Washington State 631, 15. Idaho State 635, 16. Eastern Washington 640, 17. Weber State 643, 18. Boise State 646, 19. Portland State 652.

Top Five Individuals
T1. Lorena Ochoa, Arizona (72-67-139, -5), T1. Kim Kouwabunpat, Stanford (67-72-139, -5), 3. Marie Louise Juul, Long Beach (71-70-141, -3), 4. Sarah Huarte, California (71-71-142, -2), 5. Susannah Laing, San Francisco (72-71-143, -1).