FAIRFIELD, Calif. – Ethan Flynn led Gonzaga with a 14^th-place finish at the 2025 West Coast Conference Men's Golf Championship. The annual event was held Green Valley Country Club.
 
Flynn was seven-under (209) in the 54-hole tournament. He finished under-par in all three rounds, carding a team-low 68 (-4) in the final round, which also matched fourth-lowest by a Zag this season. His third round featured four birdies and 14 pars. The junior's 39 pars were the most in the 52-golfer field. He was also three-under (3.90) on the course's Par-4 holes.
 
The Bulldogs finished ninth as a team at one-under (863). GU opened the championship with a seven-under (281) team total, which was the second-lowest round of the season. Gonzaga had a 285 (-3) third round team total to close the event, the fifth-lowest round of the season.

Charlie Olson (+4, 220) and Bruce Chang (+5, 221) tied for 40^th and 42^nd. Chang opened the championship carding a 69 (-3) in Round 1, while Olson finished two-under (70). Guillermo Polo Bodart (+6, 220) and Daniel Nunez (+8, 224) tied for 44^th and 47^th.
 
Pepperdine junior Mahanth Chirravuri took medalist honors in a playoff over teammate Kristoffer Kuvaas. At the conclusion of an eventful third round, Chirravuri and Kuvaas were tied at 15-under 201, but 54 holes weren't enough to decide the individual champion. Chirravuri and Kuvaas went back and forth during the final nine holes Saturday afternoon. Kuvaas erased a three-stroke deficit at one point to storm back and eventually take the lead heading into the final third of his round.
 
Four players – Cade Anderson, Carlos Astiazaran, Rylan Johnson and J.P. Odland – were three strokes back at the round's conclusion. The Pepperdine pair made their way to the 10th tee, which served as the first playoff hole. Chirravuri recorded an eagle on No. 10 to win the title.