PALO ALTO, Calif.- The Arizona men's golf team concluded play at the Stanford hosted, The Goodwin in 16^th place (+34). The Cats had two individuals finish in the top 20, with junior Brad Reeves finishing tied for ninth and sophomore Trevor Webylo finished tied for 19^th.
 
"It was very good to see the team improve each round and having Brad and Trevor in the Top 20 was outstanding in this field and on this course," commented head coach Jim Anderson. "We needed to keep our high scores more manageable this week and I know our group will benefit from the experience this week. Next week, we will focus on eliminating distractions and keeping our focus in the areas we control better."
 
Reeves rose 26 places in the third round to put him in the top 10, after shooting a 67 on the final day of the tournament. This was the Northern California native's highest finish of his junior season, and his second lowest 18-hole score and tournament score of the year. Reeves tallied 14 birides throughout the three days, the second most in the tournament.
 
Werbylo was a steady presence for the Cats throughout the competition, earning him his 8^th top 20 finish of the season. The Tucson local tabbed 9 birdies through three days. Werbylo ranked in the top five in par five scoring, averaging 4.56.
 
Other scores for the Cats included a 227 (+17) for Ethan Marcus, a 230 (+20) from David Laskin, and a 232 (+22) from Drake Mendenhall.
 
Coming up for the Cats is the Western Intercollegiate in Santa Cruz, Calif., which will be broadcast on the Golf Channel, from April 13th-14th. Follow Arizona men's golf on social media to keep up with the latest news on the program, on Twitter, @arizonamgolf, and Instagram, @arizonagolf.