Clemson’s Swanson claims Kaanapali Classic title; Sooners win team crown | News, Sports, Jobs

Clemson University sophomore Andrew Swanson shot a career-best 63 within the closing spherical of the Kaanapali Classic Collegiate Invitational on Sunday to win his first collegiate title in his seventh profession occasion.

Swanson completed at 18-under-par 195, two strokes in entrance of North Florida’s Nick Grabelcik, who shot 67 within the closing spherical.

Oklahoma claimed its third team title on Maui at 41-under 811, 12 strokes in entrance of Clemson. The Eleventh-ranked Sooners additionally took the Kaanapali title in 2015 and 2019.

Their 41-under complete rating was anchored by 4 Sooners who completed within the prime 10: Jake Holbrook (T5), Drew Goodman (T5), Jase Summy (T5) and Stephen Campbell Jr. (T10).

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“It’s always exciting to pick up a win, particularly as we finish our fall schedule,” Oklahoma coach Ryan Hybl stated in a news launch. “The last two days at Kaanapali were difficult, but the tougher it got, the tougher our guys played. Today was a great sign of who we are and what we are trying to do. As a coach, that effort is rewarding to watch.”

Clemson (-29) completed second within the team competitors, three strokes in entrance of Liberty. A four-way tie for fourth at 22 underneath included Colorado, Kansas, East Tennessee State and Louisiana.

Tournament host Hawaii completed in a tie for fifteenth within the 20-team subject at 6-over 858.

Sophomore Atsuya Oishi was UH’s prime finisher at 1-under 212. The Hiroshima, Japan, native posted his second straight 72 on Sunday to complete in a tie for fortieth place. Sacramento State switch Blaze Akana posted the perfect spherical of the day for the Rainbow Warriors with a 2-under 69 to complete at even-par 213 and a tie for 53rd.

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