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New Mexico Captures Second Straight Mountain West Conference Men's Golf Championship
Lobos overcame a three stroke deficit.
May 1, 2004
Sunriver, Ore. - New Mexico overcame a three stroke deficit today to force a playoff with BYU for the team title on the Crosswater Course (Par 72/7,568) at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, Ore. The Lobos shot a two-under 286 to the Cougars one-over 289 on the final 18 holes. The teams were tied with 54-hole totals of 867, which forced the team playoff. New Mexico won the first playoff hole by a stroke (17-16) and captured their second straight Mountain West Conference Men's Golf Championship.
UNLV junior Ryan Moore won medalist honors after carding a five-under 67 today and posting an MWC Championship record of 10-under 206 for the 54-hole tournament. Colorado State's Nolan Martin and San Diego State's Mark Warman tied for second, three stokes back of Moore. Martin and Warman both fired two-under 70's today and had three-day totals of seven-under 209.
Team Standings
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