Men's Golf October 14, 2019

Rangers battle in MSU Invitational

WICHITA FALLS, Texas – Northwestern Oklahoma State University's men's golf team played the first two rounds of the Midwestern State Invitational on Monday, shooting a 621.

The Rangers competed in a field of 17 teams at the Wichita Falls Country Club Golf Course. They shot 312 in the first round on the par-71, 6,882-yard course. The round's second day saw NWOSU card a 309, and they will now try and move up from 17th place in Tuesday's third and final round.

Tyler Berryhill led the way for Northwestern and currently sits in the tied for 46th. Berryhill carded an even par score of 72 to close the day improving by eight strokes after shooting a 79 in the morning. He collected 23 pars on the day.

Shooting five strokes behind Berryhill with a two-round score of 155 and in a tie for 68th individually was Colten Person. He started the day three-over par with a 74 in the first round, but struggled in the second round shooting an 81.

Parker Rehorn started the day off carding a 76 in round one, but followed up with an 80 in round two. His two-round score of 157 has him in 77th going into the third day. Rehorn and Person lead the Rangers with six birdies.

Keenan Hofstad and Ben Baker rounded out the five Northwestern golfers competing at the tournament, sitting in 85th and 88th respectively. Hofstad shot a 161 overall, carding an 83 in round one followed by a 78 in round two. Baker opened the day with a 90 and shot an 79 in the afternoon for an overall score of 169.

The Black-and-Red will play the third and final round of the tournament Tuesday morning.

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Players Mentioned

Parker Rehorn: Senior

Tyler Berryhill: Junior

Ben Baker: Junior

Colten Person: Senior

Keenan Hofstad: Freshman

Players Mentioned

Parker Rehorn
: Senior

Tyler Berryhill
: Junior

Ben Baker
: Junior

Colten Person
: Senior

Keenan Hofstad
: Freshman