Men's Golf Moves to Fourth at Baylor Intercollegiate

Oct. 28, 2014

Live Scoring \| Final Results

Team		Rounds				Score
		1	2	3	F
1.	#41 Oklahoma State	356	368	356	1,080	+15
2.	#7 Baylor	356	370	355	1,081	+16
3.	#22 Oklahoma	366	364	354	1,084	+19
4.	#35 Houston	367	371	358	1,096	+31
5.	#24 New Mexico	367	369	363	1,099	+34
6.	#47 Iowa	377	370	360	1,107	+42
7.	#4 Texas Tech	370	369	369	1,108	+43
8.	UT Arlington	376	367	372	1,115	+50
9.	#19 SMU	376	380	366	1,122	+57
10.	Michigan	377	372	375	1,124	+59
11.	Minnesota	376	380	378	1,132	+67
12.	Duke	376	387	372	1,135	+70

HOUSTON LEADERS
		1	2	3	F
T7.	Roman Robledo	74	70	69	213	E
T16.	Michael Perras	74	72	73	219	+6
T24.	Kyle Pilgrim	75	76	71	222	+9
T28.	Vincent Martino	78	73	72	223	+10
T40.	Blair Hamilton	72	80	73	225	+12
T50.	Emmett Oh	72	81	74	227	+14

OVERALL LEADERS
		1	2	3	F
1.	Mikkel Bjerch-Andresen Baylor	66	70	71	207	-6
2.	Guillermo Pereira Texas Tech	68	71	69	208	-5
3.	Jordan Niebrugge Oklahoma State	68	77	64	209	-4
T4.	Jose Mendez Minnesota	73	68	70	211	-2
T4.	Max McGreevy Oklahoma	73	70	68	211	-2

DALLAS - University of Houston All-American Roman Robledo fired his second straight sub-par round with a 69 on Tuesday and finished seventh with a score of 213 at the Baylor Intercollegiate.

A day after shooting a 70 in the Second Round, the Harlingen, Texas, native went one stroke better on the 7,068-yard, par-71 course at Royal Oaks Country Club to lead the Cougars and finish among the top-10 leaders in the second straight tournament.

Robledo drained a team-high five birdies in the Final Round on the way to the 17th top-10 showing of his collegiate career.

As a team, the Cougars moved up one spot in the final standings, placing fourth with a score of 1,096. No. 41 Oklahoma State held on with a team score of 1,080 to win the championship, one stroke ahead of Baylor. Oklahoma finished third at 1,084, while New Mexico placed fifth at 1,099.

Freshman Michael Perras tied for 16th with a score of 219 for his second top-20 finish in four career collegiate events. Senior Kyle Pilgrim took advantage of a Final-Round 71 to move into a tie for 24th with a score of 222, while junior Vincent Martino tied for 28th at 223, thanks to birdies on his final two holes.

Fellow junior Blair Hamilton tied for 40th at 225 with birdies on the final two holes, and sophomore Emmett Oh tied for 50th for the Cougars in their six-man lineup.

Baylor's Mikkel Bjerch-Andresen earned medalist honors with a score of 6-under-par 207. Texas Tech's Guillermo Periera finished second at 208, while Oklahoma State's Jordan Niebrugge surged into third place at 209, thanks to a Final-Round 64.

UP NEXT
With the completion of the Baylor Intercollegiate, the Cougars wrapped up their fall season as a group. Houston won't compete again as a team until Feb. 20-22 when the team plays host to its own Bayou City Collegiate Championship at Golf Club of Houston.

However, Robledo will have one more event on his fall schedule. As a PING All-American Second-Team honoree a year ago, he will compete as an individual at the Sun Bowl Western Refining College All-America Classic. This prestigious event will be held Nov. 7-9 at El Paso Country Club in El Paso, Texas.

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