Toros in Field of Coyote Classic; Honore Leads CSUDH Contingent
March 29, 2005

Courtesy Cal State San Bernardino Sports Information Office

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SAN BERNARDINO -- Cal State Stanislaus, ranked No. 13 in one collegiate poll and No. 17 in another, on Tuesday captured the 4th annual Coyote Classic Collegiate Invitational hosted by Cal State San Bernardino at Shandin Hills Golf Course.

The Warriors fashioned a two-under par total of 862 for 54 holes to win the tournament by 13 shots over Saint Martin's College of Washington. Sonoma State University was third 15 strokes back of the Warriors while Grand Canyon, Point Loma Nazarene and Western Washington tied for fourth at 878.

Cal State Dominguez Hills finished in 12th place in the two-day tourney. The Toros' L.C. Honore, Jr. was the team's top finisher at 228 (T46).

Shane Prante of Saint Martin's logged a one-over par 73 on the final 18 holes, played in sunshine and mild temperatures over the 6,517-yard, par-72 Shandin HIlls layout to wind up the tournament with a nine-under-par 207 after rounds of 69 and 65 on Monday.

Prante was two under on the par-3s and nine-under par on the par-5s and tied for the lead in birdies made with 16 with Justesen. Thornberry was six under on the par-4s. Kyle Hopkins of Sonoma State had the most pars in the field (39).