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Feb. 18, 2002

Kennewick, Wash. - The Washington State men's golf team picked up where it left off from the fall season by opening the spring campaign with a victory at the Inland Challenge Golf Tournament, Monday at Canyon Lakes Golf Course.

Coupled with the women's second place effort, the Cougars captured the Challenge Cup, signifying the top combined finish by the men and women's teams of the participating universities. Along with WSU, Idaho Eastern Washington, Lewis-Clark and host Gonzaga took part in the tournament.

Battling cold and windy conditions, sophomore Isaac Woods captured his first tournament victory as a collegiate with an even-par 72. Jon Reehoorn shot a 74 to finish in a tied for second with Idaho's Josh Nagelmann. Dustin White (75) and Roger Flynn (77) rounded out the Cougars' team score of 298.

Monday's victory marked the second tournament that the WSU men have won during the 2001-02 season. WSU captured the Vandal Invitational, Sept. 25 over a 19-team field. The Cougars have finished no lower than sixth in any of their tournaments this season.

The women's second place finish was the best by the Cougars this season and the third top-five effort of the 2001-02 campaign. Tasha Browner led the women with a 79 to tie for third. Freshmen Kim Welch and Jay-Lee Longbottom posted an 80 and 81, respectively.

Following are Monday's results for the WSU men and women's golf team at the Inland Challenge:

Men:
Isaac Woods (72), Jon Reehoorn (74), Dustin White (75), Steven Bowles (76)*, Roger Flynn (77), Cameron Chesnut (78*), Jeremy Taylor (79), Ryan Camp (83).

Women:
Tasha Browner (79), Kim Welch (80), Jay-Lee Longbottom (81), Natalie Bratkowski (82)*, Donna Bell (85), Jackie Stevens (85), Nicole Hebner (93)*.

*Competed as an individual.