Huskers in 11th After First Round of Big 12 Championships

The Nebraska men's golf team finished round one of the Big 12 Championships Monday in 11th place. The team total after 36 holes is 649.

The current team leading the tournament is Baylor with a first-day total of 606. Baylor's Worth Williams shot a two-round score of 144 to take a five-stroke lead in the tournament after the first day.

Sophomores Jim Troy and Blake Humbles are in the lead for the Huskers and are presently tied for 34th place with a score of 161. In a tie for 41st place is junior Seth Porter, with a total of 163 after 36 holes. After shooting a 164 for the day, sophomore Rob Arthur is tied for 47th place. Sophomore Mike Vanier is currently in 60th place with a score of 175.

The tournament will conclude Tuesday with a final round of 18 holes to be played at the Prairie Dunes Country Club.

TEAM SCORING (After 36 Holes)
1. Baylor 606
2. Texas 609
3. Colorado 614
4. Oklahoma 616
5. Oklahoma State 620
6. Texas A&M 625
7. Kansas 628
8. Kansas State 635
9. Missouri 644
10. Iowa State 648
11. Nebraska 649
12. Texas Tech 651

INDIVIDUAL HUSKERS
T34. Jim Troy 84-77-161
Blake Humbles 80-81-161
T41. Seth Porter 82-81-163
T47. Rob Arthur 81-83-164
60. Mike Vanier 85-90-175