PALM DESERT, Calif. - NM State men's golf freshman Trey Diehl has a shot at the individual title after a spectacular 18 holes of play Saturday at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate.

The Farmington, N.M., native came in at a career-best two-under-par 70 in the second round and soared up the leaderboard into the top 25. Entering the day tied for 43^rd, he will head into tomorrow's action at Classic Club five shots off the lead in a tie for 23^rd at one-under 143 overall.

Sophomore Garrison Smith is tied for 84^th at 10-over 154. Both senior Tanvir Kahlon and freshman Aidan Thomas are tied for 94^th at 11-over 155.

Freshman Steven Strasheim is tied for 111^th at 16-over 160 to round out the Aggie fivesome.

NM State is in 18th at 28-over 604 as team. Auburn sits atop the team leaderboard at 13-under 563, while Oregon's Tom Gueant maintains his spot atop the individual leaderboard at six-under 138.

Sunday's final round goes off at 8 a.m. MT.

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RESULTS
18 – NM State – 300-304 -- 604 (+28)
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T23 – Trey Diehl – 73-70 -- 143 (-1)
T84 – Garrison Smith – 79-75 -- 154 (+10)
T94 – Tanvir Kahlon – 75-80 -- 155 (+11)
T94 – Aidan Thomas – 73-82 -- 155 (+11)
T111 – Steven Strasheim – 81-79 -- 160 (+16)

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