Minni Wins Redhawk Invitational Title - Gonzaga University Athletics

Tuesday, April 4

University Place, WA

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Redhawk Invitational - Day Two

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4/4/2023 3:43:00 PM | Men's Golf

Final Results

Zag junior carded a program-low 65 in final round

By: Written by: Matt Leong, Sports Information Student Intern

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Wash. – Gonzaga men's golfer Jace Minni captured medalist honors at the SU Redhawk Invitational on the Chambers Bay Golf Course Tuesday.

Minni finished the event at eight-under (205), four strokes ahead of second-place finisher Colt Sherrell of Idaho. Minni carded a final round of 65 (-6), matching the lowest round in program history. The junior's 205 three-round total also matched the program record set originally by David Ganz at the Loyola Intercollegiate in 2018.

Minni is the first Bulldog to win an event since Sean Walsh took medalist honors at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate in 2016.

Minni carded a 69 (-2) and a 71 (even) in his opening rounds, before clinching first with a 65 (-6) in his final round. Minni made 34 pars and 14 birdies in his three rounds. On the course's Par-4 holes, he was four-under (3.88), which was second best among all golfers.

As a team, the Zags finished the Redhawk Invitational in 7th place at 20-over (872). Their second round of the tournament was their lowest at 289. The team combined for 153 pars and 43 birdies. On the courses Par-3 holes, Gonzaga was three-under (2.95). They were the top ranked team in this category. Idaho took the team title at one-over (853), holding off Seattle U and Oregon State.

Guillermo Polo Bodart tied for 28th place at seven-over (220). Polo Bodart made 32 pars and eight birdies. Zach Stocker tied for 44th place at 10-over (223). He tied for the top spot on the course's Par-3 holes at three-under (2.75). Brent Salas tied for 52nd at 11-over (224). Ethan Flynn and Grant Johnson both tied for 73rd at 16-over (229).

Gonzaga plays its final regular season tournament at the Ping Cougar Classic (hosted by BYU) April 21-22 in Provo, Utah.