FRANKLIN, Tenn. - Senior Zack Kaneshiro put a bow on his weekend in Tennessee by posting his second-straight round in the 60s, tallying a 2-under 69 on Sunday to finish the three-day tournament in sixth place at 8-under 72-64-69--205. It's the lowest 54-hole score of his career and tied for his best career finish.
Kaneshiro, who tallied a career-low 64 in Saturday's second round, followed up that impressive round with another solid day on the links. The Honolulu, Hawai'i, product tallied three birdies on the day, all on the back-nine, to lock up the top-10 finish, his second of the spring.
As a team, Santa Clara finished play at 15-over 867 to place 12th. No. 3 Vanderbilt used their home course advantage to run away with the title at 46-under 806. The Commodores' Cole Sherwood took home medalist honors at 17-under 196.
Berk Harvey tallied his third top-25 finish of the season by tying for 24th at 1-under 68-71-73--212. Nolan Forsman (226) tied for 77th, Cameron Kaiser (231) was 83rd and Oscar Zimmerman (232) finished 84th.
NOTES
- Kaneshiro's 205 total is the second-lowest of any Bronco this season (Jack Avrit, 204 at the Arizona Intercollegiate).
- Kaneshiro's sixth-place finish tied for his career best with the 2021 Wildhorse Classic.
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