LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The New Mexico State men's golf team heads to Laredo, Texas to play in the Border Olympics, March 10-11, hosted by the University of Houston.
On the course with NM State and host Houston will be Bowling Green, Campbell, Houston Baptist, Lamar, Little Rock, Louisiana-Lafayette, McNeese State, Nebraska, Oral Roberts, Rice, Sacramento State, Sam Houston State, Stephen F. Austin, Texas State, ULM, UTEP and UTSA.
The teams will play 54 holes over two days at the Laredo Country Club, a par-72 course with a 7,204 yard layout. Competition will begin on Friday with 36 holes of play, followed by the remaining 18 holes on Saturday.
The Aggies lineup traveling to Texas this weekend will be
Tadhg Campbell, Ryo Harada,
Luis Medina,
Isaac Merry and
Jack Snyder.
Tanvir Kahlon competes as an individual at the tournament.
Live scoring for the two-day event will be available on
Golfstat.
Heading into the tournament, freshman
Jack Snyder leads the Aggies, posting a stroke average of 73.47. Snyder is followed closely behind by senior
Luis Medina with an average of 73.57.
After the Border Olympics, the team will head to San Antonio, Texas to compete in the Lone Star Invitational, March 19-21.
