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Men’s Golf Climbs to Seventh on Final Day of the El Macero Classic

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Bud Denega , Assistant Director, Media Relations (Men's Golf, Soccer, Wrestling), University of Wyoming

EL MACERO, California (4/12/26) – The University of Wyoming men’s golf team wrapped up play at the El Macero Classic on Sunday. The Cowboys moved up and took seventh at 891 (+27) in a tournament played at the El Macero Country Club.

Pacific led wire to wire en route to its team title at 861 (-3). The Tigers’ Felix Bouchard stood atop the individual leaderboard at 209 (-7).

Brody Leid put together the best tournament for Wyoming. He bounced back from a bumpy Saturday and boasted a final round 72 (E) where he holed three birdies on his closing nine. Leid finished in a tie for 25th at 222 (+6).

Kellen Ball has strung together two consecutive solid tournaments. He shared 30th at 223 (+7) following a final round 76 (+4).

Brody Knowlton registered a third-round score of 75 (+3) for a final tally of 224 (+8). He tied for 39th.

Conner Scheich closed with a 76 (+4) for a three-round total of 227 (+11). He shared 55th place.

Kristof Panke rounded out the Wyoming starters. He tied for 67th at 230 (+14) following a Round 3 score of 80 (+8).

Austin Barry, who competed as an individual, placed in a share for 85th at 233 (+17). He closed with a 79 (+7).

The Cowboys now turn their attention to the Mountain West Conference Championships. That tournament runs from May 3-5 in Tucson, Arizona.

Team Leaderboard

1. Pacific – (-3)

2. Cal Baptist – (+9)

3. Nevada – (+12)

4. Washington State – (+15)

4. St. Mary’s – (+15)

6. Seattle – (+15)

7. Wyoming – (+27)

8. UC Davis – (+29)

9. Denver – (+30)

9. Sacramento State – (+30)

11. San Francisco – (+32)

12. CSU-Fullerton – (+33)

13. Fresno State – (+34)

13. UC San Diego – (+34)

15. Colorado State – (+38)

16. CSU-Northridge – (+40)

17. UC Riverside – (+43)

18. UT Arlington – (+44)

19. Gonzaga – (+45)

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