PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - Santa Clara men's golf capped off the fall by finishing in a tie for 10th place at the Saint Mary's Invitational.

The Broncos carded a 5-over-par 289 in Wednesday's final round and were tied with Washington State and San Diego at 12-over 864 in the three-day event that was held at Poppy Hills Golf Club, which played at 7,002 yards.

Oregon claimed the title in the 19-team tournament with a score of 19-under 833, two shots ahead of runner-up Stanford.

Konrad Brauckmeyer was the top finisher for the Broncos. He was tied for 28th at 1-over-par 214 (69-71-74).

Santa Clara's Jack Avrit and Oscar Zimmerman were among seven players tied for 39th at 3-over 216. Avrit had rounds of 64-76-76 and Zimmerman 72-73-71.

Quim Vidal Mora of Nevada held on to his second-round lead and took top medalist honors at 11-under 202. Mitchell Hoey of the host Gaels was second at 8-under 205.

Berk Harvey was next highest finisher for the Broncos. He was tied for 66th at 8-over 221 (75-71-71).

Nolan Forsman was the fifth member of the team. He was 93rd at 16-over 229 (76-80-73).

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The Broncos will have a long break before their next tournament. They will open the spring on Jan. 24 at the Arizona Intercollegiate in Tucson, Arizona.

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"I am proud of how the guys ended the fall. They improved each week and showed a lot of progress heading into the spring. We have a lot of work to do, but the guys have show the ability to play with some of the best teams in the country. The offseason will be important and set the tone for a busy spring season ahead."

- Head coach Andrew Larkin

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