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The Lobos’ season is over.
New Mexico men’s golf finished 11 over par Tuesday at the Bryan Regional in Bryan, Texas, missing the cut to advance to the NCAA Division I Championship.
After carding a 13-over first round at Traditions Club on Monday, the Lobos finished even par and 2 under in the second and third rounds, respectively. The final two rounds of the 54-hole tournament were played Tuesday due to a forecast of inclement weather for Wednesday.
The top five finishers — Texas, Texas A&M, Tennessee-Chattanooga, North Carolina and Tennessee — are set to advance to the NCAA Division I Championship (May 29-June 3). UNM will miss the national championship for the first time since 2022 after finishing in 11th in a field of 14.
Johnnie Clark finished 2 over on the week to lead the Lobos, recording UNM’s only two rounds under par. The junior Oklahoma State transfer carded an even-par 72 in the second round and a 3-under-par 69 in the third to finish in a tie for 26th place on the individual leaderboard.
Wyatt Provence finished the regional at 6 over while Emil Albers concluded the week at 8 over. Mesa Falleur and Thayer Plewe both closed the week at 7 over.
UNM was named a 4-seed for the Bryan Regional after finishing the regular season as the 21st-ranked team in the country and falling to UNLV in a playoff at the Mountain West Men’s Golf Championship.
The Lobos won the team title at two tournaments — the ASU Thunderbird Collegiate in May and The Wohali in September — and saw three golfers win individual titles: Falleur at The Goodwin and the Windon Memorial Classic, Clark at the Thunderbird Collegiate and Albers at the William H. Tucker Invitational.
Four Lobos — Clark, Falleur, Plewe and Albers — were named All-Mountain West, tying the program record for all-conference honorees. Plewe was also named the Mountain West Freshman of the Year.
Sean Reider covers college football and other sports for the Journal. You can reach him at [email protected] or via X at @lenaweereider.
Bryan Regional (May 18-19)
1.
Texas (-45)*
2.
Texas A&M (-40)*
3.
Tennessee-Chattanooga (-23)*
4.
North Carolina (-19)*
5.
Tennessee (-18)*
6.
TCU (-13)
7.
Colorado (-11)
8.
UNLV (-2)
9.
North Carolina-Wilmington (E)
10.
Cincinnati (+8)
11.
New Mexico (+11)
12.
Texas-Rio Grande Valley (+12)
13.
Miami (Ohio) (+18)
14.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff (+73)
*advances to NCAA Division I Championship
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New Mexico men’s golf finished 11 over par Tuesday at the Bryan Regional in Bryan, Texas, missing the cut to advance to the NCAA Division I Championship.
After carding a 13-over first round at Traditions Club on Monday, the Lobos finished even par and 2 under in the second and third rounds, respectively. The final two rounds of the 54-hole tournament were played Tuesday due to a forecast of inclement weather for Wednesday.
The top five finishers — Texas, Texas A&M, Tennessee-Chattanooga, North Carolina and Tennessee — are set to advance to the NCAA Division I Championship (May 29-June 3). UNM will miss the national championship for the first time since 2022 after finishing in 11th in a field of 14.
Johnnie Clark finished 2 over on the week to lead the Lobos, recording UNM’s only two rounds under par. The junior Oklahoma State transfer carded an even-par 72 in the second round and a 3-under-par 69 in the third to finish in a tie for 26th place on the individual leaderboard.
Wyatt Provence finished the regional at 6 over while Emil Albers concluded the week at 8 over. Mesa Falleur and Thayer Plewe both closed the week at 7 over.
UNM was named a 4-seed for the Bryan Regional after finishing the regular season as the 21st-ranked team in the country and falling to UNLV in a playoff at the Mountain West Men’s Golf Championship.
The Lobos won the team title at two tournaments — the ASU Thunderbird Collegiate in May and The Wohali in September — and saw three golfers win individual titles: Falleur at The Goodwin and the Windon Memorial Classic, Clark at the Thunderbird Collegiate and Albers at the William H. Tucker Invitational.
Four Lobos — Clark, Falleur, Plewe and Albers — were named All-Mountain West, tying the program record for all-conference honorees. Plewe was also named the Mountain West Freshman of the Year.
Sean Reider covers college football and other sports for the Journal. You can reach him at [email protected] or via X at @lenaweereider.
Bryan Regional (May 18-19)
1.
Texas (-45)*
2.
Texas A&M (-40)*
3.
Tennessee-Chattanooga (-23)*
4.
North Carolina (-19)*
5.
Tennessee (-18)*
6.
TCU (-13)
7.
Colorado (-11)
8.
UNLV (-2)
9.
North Carolina-Wilmington (E)
10.
Cincinnati (+8)
11.
New Mexico (+11)
12.
Texas-Rio Grande Valley (+12)
13.
Miami (Ohio) (+18)
14.
Arkansas-Pine Bluff (+73)
*advances to NCAA Division I Championship
Continue reading...
