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Aggies Take Ninth at Border Olympics

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Aidan Thomas led the way for NM State, placing twelfth

FINAL RESULTS
 
LAREDO, Texas – After beginning the final round in a tie for tenth place, NM State managed to climb into a ninth place finish at the Border Olympics, hosted by Houston. The Aggies fired a 298 as a team in Tuesday's final round.
 
Aidan Thomas finished the tournament in twelfth place to pace NM State. Thomas shot a 71 (-1) on Tuesday to climb 11 spots as an individual. Thomas birdied four times on the front nine holes to propel his final round.
 
Garrison Smith was the only other NM State golfer to finish the Border Olympics inside the top thirty. Smith fired a 74 (+2) in the final round to conclude the tournament in a tie for 29th.
 
The Aggies will take some time away from the course before a busy stretch of golf over spring break. NM State will head to Las Vegas, Nevada from Monday, February 27 until Wednesday, March 1 to compete in the Lake Las Vegas Intercollegiate, hosted by Louisiana. Later in the week, the Aggies will compete in the Desert Mountain Intercollegiate in Scottsdale, Arizona, hosted by the University of Michigan.
 
 
Round Three Notes
  • Aidan Thomas was the top individual finisher for NM State, coming in twelfth place with a 217 (+1)
  • Thomas birdied four times on the front nine holes to whittle his score down
  • No. 30 Baylor won the Border Olympics, shooting 856 (-8) throughout the tournament.
  • As a team, the Aggies birdied 16 times on Tuesday.
  • Thomas and Javier Delgadillo each birdied five times in the final round to lead the way.
 
NM State Final Results
 
12 Aidan Thomas 72 74 71 217 (+1)
T-29 Garrison Smith 73 76 74 223 (+7)
T-58 Javier Delgadillo 75 78 76 229 (+13)
T-62 Alexandre Bauduin 70 83 77 230 (+14)
T-68 Joseph Robson 79 76 77 232 (+16)

Team Final Results
 
1 Baylor 856 (-8)
2 Houston 871 (+7)
3 Michigan 879 (+15)
4 ULM 880 (+16)
5 Coastal Carolina 881 (+17)
6 Wright State 885 (+21)
7 Louisiana Tech 888 (+24)
8 Sam Houston 889 (+25)
9 New Mexico State 892 (+28)
10 Rice 893 (+29)
11 Illinois State 894 (+30)
12 Lamar 907 (+43)
13 Bowling Green 909 (+45)
T-14 Miami (Ohio) 910 (+46)
Western Carolina 910 (+46)
16 UTRGV 915 (+51)
17 Houston Christian 922 (+58)
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