TUCSON, Ariz. -- The Arizona Wildcats are set to compete in the Maui Jim Intercollegiate in Scottsdale. The Cats will be playing at the Mirabel Country Club with Georgia State University serving as the host. The team will be departing for Scottsdale on Wednesday, September 11 to take part in the three-day event taking place on Friday through Sunday. The Cats will be teeing off at 7 a.m., on Friday and 8:30 a.m., on Saturday. Sunday's tee times have not been announced yet.

The roster for the Wildcats this trip includes All-American junior Trevor Werbylo, seniors David Laskin, Briggs Duce and Brad Reeves, as well as freshman Aidric Chan.

Werbylo's season average of 70.72 last season ranked as the third-best in school single-season history. Laskin finished his junior season with a career scoring average of 72.74, which ranked 12th all-time at Arizona in single-season history. Duce finished his junior season with a scoring average of 73.57, which sat in the top five on the squad. Reeves is entering his senior season with a 72.82 scoring average. 

Newcomer Aidric Chan joins the traveling Cats with an impressive list of achievements including the winner of the Junior World Championships at Torrey Pines North in San Diego this past summer.  

"Our team is ready to compete together. We have settled into the schedule with classes and practice and recently finished up on our team's qualifying yielding some great scores," said head coach Jim Anderson. "Our lineup features experienced returners with Trevor and David leading the way. Both have played great all summer and know getting off to a good start to the season will set them up to accomplish team and personal goals. Briggs and Brad are always focused on our team and they too are capable of stringing together great rounds to help us compete. Aidric will be our newcomer in this line up and he has been rock solid since arriving. 

Arizona will be competing in a competitive field of 14 other teams, including Arizona State (No. 2), Pepperdine (No. 10), Southern California (No. 11), Louisiana State (No. 15), Clemson (No. 17) and Illinois (No. 19). North Carolina State, Utah, Colorado, Kent State, Minnesota, Augusta, Georgia State and Florida State round out the competition. 

"Our team will be ready for golf in the desert and scheduling to open at Mirabel in Scottsdale is a treat for us," Anderson said. "We will stay patient and putt well this week which should give us a great opportunity against other top programs in the Maui Jim Intercollegiate." 

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