LAHAINA, Hawaii – Gonzaga men's golfer Charlie Magruder was five-under (66) in the final round of the Ka'anapali Collegiate Classic Sunday. The Zags finished their fall schedule tied for 13^th at the tournament.
 
Magruder matched the third-lowest round in program history with his 66. He eagled the course's Par-5 first hole, and made five birdies and 10 pars in the second round. The sophomore started on Hole 9, and went one-under on the back-nine and four-under on the front-nine. He tied for 26^th at four-under (209). The Las Vegas native was eight-under (4.11) on Par-5 holes in the tournament.
 
Matthew Ruel tied for 24^th at five-under (208). He was even-par (71) in the final round with four birdies and 10 pars. The redshirt sophomore was three-under (3.91) on the course's Par-3 holes in the tournament.
 
Chris Mogg led the Bulldogs with 14 birdies over 54 holes. He made five birdies Sunday, and was four-over (75) in Round 3. The Sammamish, Wash., native ended the event in a tie for 71^st at four-over (217).
 
Grant Johnson and Holden Backes were both three-over (74) on Day 3. Backes made 11 pars in the final round, while Johnson made nine. Johnson was 11-over (224) in the tournament and tied for 96^th. Backes was 16-over (229) and 108^th.
 
As a team, Gonzaga tied for 13^th at three-over (855). The Zags were one-over (285) in the final round.

"The wind was down today from yesterday, providing good scoring conditions," GU Head Coach Robert Gray said. "We started off better today, but had a hiccup towards the end of the round. Even so, we gave ourselves a chance to climb the leaderboard, ultimately finishing about the same as we started. Overall, these young men competed well. We made some mistakes that a younger team makes over the three rounds but to be in the mix with some of these solid teams is a great sign.
 
"What a great round from Charlie today! His score was huge for the team today and one we really needed. His round today also propelled him 22 spots up the leaderboard for a very good showing in a strong field. Matt continued his consistency with an even par, 71 to give him a great finish in a strong field. He's always been capable of putting up these kinds of numbers and we're so happy for it to all come together for him."

California had its lowest round of the tournament Sunday, with a team total of 264 (-20). The No. 26 Golden Bears placed first at 47-under (805). No. 27 North Florida was second at 36-under (816) and No. 11 Oklahoma was third at 35-under (817).
 
Sebastian Crampton of California took medalist honors. He was eight-under (63) in the final round and 17-under (196) in the tournament. Oklahoma's Quade Cummins came in second at 15-under (198).
 
The Bulldogs open their spring schedule with the three-day Loyola Intercollegiate beginning on Feb. 23. Gonzaga returns to the 54-hole event at the Palm Valley Golf Club in Goodyear, Ariz.