Led by Ryan Williams' 1-under-par 71 Thursday, Sacramento State is ninth of 14 after the first round in its NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championship regional in Norman, Okla., the school reported.
The Hornets shot a 292 and are 13 strokes off the pace of Texas and Florida State. Williams was 4 under over his final seven holes.
Jake Johnson shot a 73 for the Hornets.
Saint Mary's is tied for fourth on the strength of a 68 by Arbuckle's Ben Geyer.
Nevada's Kevin Lucas (Folsom), playing as an individual, is 15th after shooting a 71.
• UC Davis is 13th and last at its regional in Stanford. The Aggies trail first-place USF by 20 strokes.
The top five teams in six regionals advance to the NCAA Championships.
Querrey a Capital
The Capitals have acquired Sam Querrey from the Washington Kastles for financial considerations, the Sacramento team announced.
Querrey will play five World TeamTennis matches for Sacramento – two at home (July 16 against New York and July 22 against Springfield.
Querrey joins a roster that includes Mardy Fish, Mark Knowles, Coco Vandeweghe, Yasmin Schnack and Asia Muhammad. Jean-Julien Rojer, a recent Capitals draft pick, has elected not to play.
Capitals tickets go on sale today at www.saccaps.com. Home matches are played at Sunrise MarketPlace Outdoor Pavilion at Sunrise Mall.
– Bee Sports staff
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