Hawai‘i shot a 1-under 283 in the second round of the Ka‘anapali Classic to climb into a tie for 11th at 19-over 587. Josh Hayashida led the Rainbow Warriors at even par, while freshman Campbell Kerr posted the team’s best round with a 3-under 68. Weather concerns compressed the schedule: teams played 27 holes Monday and will finish Tuesday morning.

By the Numbers
  • Hawai‘i: 304-283=587 (+19), tied for 11th.
  • Josh Hayashida: 72-70=142 (even par), tied for 15th.
  • Campbell Kerr: 82-68=150 (+8), tied for 72nd.
  • Georgia: 558 (-10), holding a six-stroke team lead over Clemson.
  • Grayson Wood and Oli Blackadder: 136 (-6), tied for the individual lead.
State of Play
  • The tournament’s 20 teams completed the second round and the first nine holes of the third round Monday.
  • The final nine holes are scheduled for Tuesday morning at Royal Kā‘anapali Golf Course.
  • Hawai‘i’s second-round score moved the team up the standings, with Hayashida its top individual performer.
Bottom Line

Hawai‘i made up ground with a strong second round, but remains well behind the leaders; its final position will depend on Tuesday’s closing holes.