Walsh tied with five other golfers for 19^th at 10-over-par (223). He had a 78 (+7) round on the final day of the three-day, 54-hole tournament. The senior was one of six golfers to eagle a hole in the event. He eagled the par-four eighth hole in the final round.

"Sean still managed to get another top-20 finish, despite being off with his game this week," GU Head Coach Robert Gray said. "Bandon Trails can really punish you if your ball striking is off and Sean just had a few too many bad holes to get another top-10 finish. All said though, not a bad week for him."

Angus Montgomery climbed six spots on the leaderboard and finished in a tie for 39^th. He had 14 of his 31 pars in the tournament in Round 3. The sophomore was three-over on the front-nine and two-over on the back-nine. He fired a 76 (+5) in the third round and totaled a 229 (+16) in the tournament.

"Angus continued to scratch it around the course and post a decent score in the conditions," Gray said. "His five over par round actually moved him up in the field, showing how tough the course played."

Also in a tie for 39^th, Tyler Munetake made the biggest jump on the leaderboard for the Zags Tuesday. The freshman rose 18 spots after carding a season-best 73 (+2) and he finished 16-over (229). Playing as an individual, he had 12 pars and two birdies on the final day.

"Tyler showed great signs of improvement in the areas he's been working on and posted the team's lowest score the final day," Gray said. "It's great to see him finding his game."

Ben DuBois placed 50^th at 18-over (231). The sophomore was eight-over (78) in the third round.

David Ganz and Ryan Gaske finished in ties for 61^st and 63^rd. Ganz was 23-over (236) in the tournament, while Gaske was 25-over (238). Ganz moved up eight spots on the leaderboard in the final round with a 76 (+5). Gaske was nine-over (80) on Day 3. Both made two birdies Tuesday.

Utah Valley's Blair Bursey took medalist honors. He was two-under (69) in Round 3 and five- under (208) over the three days at the Bandon Dunes Resort. Clemson's Austin Langdale was second at three-under (210). Clemson went six-over (290) in the final round and won the tournament at two-over (854). The No. 9 Tigers were 17 strokes ahead of the rest of the field.

The Bulldogs totaled a 309 (+25) as a team in the third round. They finished the tournament 63-over (915).

"The course played tough today with rain, wind and cooler temperatures for most of the round," Gray said. "We were able to move up one spot, but yesterday's bad round was just too much to overcome for us to finish respectively this week. The team will get a break for the rest of the week for spring break then we'll get back at it next week before we head to Oregon State for our next event."

Gonzaga opens the two-day Airstream Adventures Northwest Classic hosted by Oregon State on March 21. The 54-hole tournament in Canby, Ore., will have live scoring from the Willamette Valley Golf Club.