San Diego's men's golf team is tied for 12th place after two rounds at the NCAA Championship, with a total score of 1-over par. Cooper Humphreys and Reid Piron each shot even par in the second round, contributing significantly to the team's standing. Despite windy conditions, the Toreros improved their play on key holes compared to the first round, marking the importance of teamwork in this individual sport. Ian Maspat remains a standout player, currently tied for 13th individually despite a tougher second round. The final cuts will determine which teams advance, adding urgency to tomorrow's third round.

By the Numbers
  • San Diego is tied for 12th with Stanford at 1-over par after 36 holes.
  • Auburn leads the tournament, shooting 16-under par on Saturday, an 8-shot lead over Texas and Vanderbilt.
State of Play
  • The Toreros improved their scores on the ninth and eighteenth holes in the second round compared to the first.
  • Cooper Humphreys scored two late birdies to recover from earlier setbacks in the second round.
What's Next

In the third round, USD needs to maintain or improve their performance to secure a position among the top 15 teams for further advancement. The team will tee off starting at 7:47 a.m. on the 10th hole, aiming for strong individual and collective performances.

Bottom Line

San Diego's strong collective effort is crucial as they navigate the pressures of the NCAA Championship; continued resilience and teamwork in the upcoming rounds could propel them to further success.