Men's Golf Looks To Conquer West Regional
May 11, 2000
UP NEXT: The Oregon State men's golf team gears up for its final push of the season as it tees off in the NCAA West Regional in Madera, Calif. The tournament, hosted by Fresno State, starts Thursday, May 18, with 36 holes, and wraps up with 18 holes on Friday and Saturday. Play begins at 7:12 each morning.
THE COURSE: The West Regional is played on the 6,966-yard, par 72 Riverbend Golf Course. A releatively new course, Riverbend opened for play in 1998 and has a course rating of 72.8 with a slope of 124.
LAST YEAR: The Beavers finished 14th at the par 72 Tucson National Resort, in Arizona. OSU let one day get away from them as they shot 295-310-295--900, but beat out fellow Pac-10 schools Stanford (902) and USC (903). Individually, Eric Dahm had a strong showing, with a tie for 44th at 224, while John Lepak was one stroke back at 9-over 225. Dustin Wayne shot 228 and Justin Johnson totaled a 240.
BEST FINISH: OSU's best finish at the regional level was 8th in 1994, when the Beavers went on to finish 25th at the NCAAs. The Beavers have qualified for the regional competition three of the last four years under Head Coach Mike Ketcham.
STARTING FIVE FOR NCAA WEST REGIONAL: Tim Mickelson (Sr., San Diego, Calif.) Tied for 36th at U.S. Intercollegiate with a 223 ... finished in top 20 in four of last five events ... set an Oregon State record of 275 for four rounds as he finished 13-under to take second at the Pac-10 Championship Apr. 24-26 ... he also tied the low three-round total (shared by Dave Molitor in 1972-73) of 206, and tied the OSU record for low round (shared by Charles Kingsbaker) with a 64 in the third round ... 8-under is a school record ... shot 1-under 215 at Sun Devil Intercollegiate on Apr. 15-16 to finish tied for 20th ... finished Western Intercollegiate on Apr. 3-4 at 3-over 213 to tie for 11th ... shot 218 at Duck, tied for 15th playing unattached ... shot 69 four times this year ... finished fourth at Taylor Made Intercollegiate in February with 1-under 213 ... nine sub-par rounds so far ... after 31 rounds is averaging 72.9 strokes, good for second on the team behind John Lepak.
John Lepak (So., La Habra Heights, Calif.) Captured his sixth top-10 finish this year at U.S. Intercollegiate when he tied for sixth at 2-over-par 215, has 12 now in his two-year career ... has not had a round above 78 this season, and only one above 74 since the final round of the Taylor Made Intercollegiate on Feb. 18 ... tied for third at Pac-10s with 10-under par 278, which included a career-low 67 in the second round ... also shot third-lowest four-round total in OSU history with his 278 at Pac-10s ... also tied for third-best three-round total with 209, which he has now done twice (also in 1998-99 Pacific Coast Intercollegiate) ... shot 8-over 224 at Sun Devil on Apr. 15-16 ... tied for 23rd at Western Intercollegiate on Apr. 3-4, shooting 7-over 217 with a low round of 71 ... tied for eighth at Duck Inv. Mar. 21 ... finished second at Southwestern Invitational Feb. 28-29 ... fired three rounds of 68 so far ... leads team with 37 rounds and 72.4 average for the year ... nine sub-par rounds this season ... has finished five of 12 tournaments at even-par or better ... averages just 2.7shots over par per tournament ... average finish of 19th.
Anthony Arvidson (Jr., Beaverton, Ore.) Recorded his fourth top-10 finish of the season with a sixth-place tie at U.S. Intercollegiate ... now has seven top-10s for his career ... shot 2-over 215, including season-low of 68 ... tied for 36th at Pac-10s, shooting 5-over 293 ... tied for 38th at Sun Devil tournament Apr. 15-16 with 4-over 220 ... has 13 rounds of even-par or better this season ... shot 9-over 219 to tie for 34th at Western Intercollegiate on Apr. 3-4 ... won the Duck Inv. Mar. 21 for the second time in his career ... has three career wins, two this year along with a second place ... averaging 73.4 strokes over 31 rounds ... has broken par seven times this season ... finished 36th or better in nine of 11 tournaments ... owns fourth-lowest three-round total in school history with a 210 at 1997-98 Duck Invitational, which he won ... owns a tie for the second and third-lowest scores in school history with a 66 and 67.
Dustin Wayne (Sr., Alameda, Calif.) Shot 13-over 226 at the U.S. Intercollegiate to tie for 50th ... also recorded his first career ace at the U.S. ... finished 10th at Pac-10s with a seven-under 281 ... 281 is fourth-lowest four-round total in Oregon State history, and his 211 after three rounds is the fifth-best all-time ... finished at 10-over 226 at the Sun Devil ... tied for 34th at Western Intercollegiate on Apr. 3-4 shooting 9-over 219 ... shot 220 at the Duck in his first tournament since the fall, tying for 22nd ... eight rounds under par so far ... shooting 73.7 after 25 rounds ... has three rounds of 67 in his career, tying him for third-lowest rounds in OSU history.
Bryan Geiberger: (Sr., Palm Desert, Calif.) Shot 250 at the U.S. Intercollegiate shot a six-over 294 at Pac-10s to finish 42nd ... had two rounds under par at Pac-10s (70 and 71) ... finished tied for 31st at Duck Invitational after shooting 6-over 222 ... had a season-low 69 in Southwestern Intercollegiate Feb. 28-29 ... Has six rounds under par this year ... best finish is 11th at Pepperdine Intercollegiate in the Fall ... averages 75.2 strokes over 25 rounds.
HEAD COACH MIKE KETCHAM ON THE TOURNAMENT: "I feel good about where we're at. I think, in terms of the improvement scale, we have certainly improved right on course with where we want to be at this time. I felt like after Pac-10s, we had somewhat of a mental letdown, and that's to be expected, but I thought what was real important was how we came back from that tournament, and I've seen nothing but positive signs this week. I know the kids are eager and anxious to get back in the swing of things, especially in the NCAA West Regional. The lineup will remain the same, however the individual positions might change a little bit in the lineup."
KETCHAM ON THE RIVERBEND GOLF COURSE: "We don't really know that much about the golf course, and I think that's the way it is for most of the teams that are going to be competing. It's a new golf course, just a couple of years old.
"Fresno State typically holds a Fall event, and they have a three-course rotation that they use each year for their event. However, this golf course is not among the courses in the rotation. Out of the 27 teams in the field, Fresno State will have the distinct advantage. However, it's not going to be one of those deals where teams that have gone to their tournament in the past in the Fall have had a chance to see the golf course, none of us have had a chance.
"What I do know about it is that it's a longer golf course, and it's more of a links-style golf course, probably very similar to Trysting Tree. I know length will be a factor, and I think that fits into our hands very well, we have a very long-hitting golf team.
"The greens are fairly flat and not real undulated, if I'm not mistaken, and I think you're going to see some lower scores. Maybe not as low as what they were at Arizona State, but lower than what they were last week at Stanford. I like that. Our kids aren't afraid to shoot low numbers and they're not afraid to make birdies, and I like our chances. We need to have a good week of practice this week and we'll let the chips fall where they may come Thursday, Friday, and Saturday."
HOW THE REGIONALS WORK: Three regional tournaments, encompassing the current nine districts, will be conducted May 18-20. The West Region is made up of 27 teams, six from district seven, and 12 from district eight, and nine additional teams from other parts of the country, as well as six individuals. The Central and East regions are composed of teams from their respective districts as well. A total of 30 teams and six individuals (156 players total) will advance to the NCAA Championships in Opelika, Ala., May 31-June 3 at the Grand National Golf Complex. The West region will advance 10 teams to the Championships, the Central 9, and the East 11.
THE REGIONAL FIELDS (MasterCard rankings, as of May 10, in parentheses): WEST REGION DISTRICT VII: 1. BYU (9), 2. Fresno State (6), 3. New Mexico (13), 4. Colorado State, 5. San Diego State (38), 6. UTEP. DISTRICT VIII: 1. Arizona State (5), 2. UNLV (11), 3. Arizona (8), 4. Oregon (19), 5. Oregon State (27), 6. California (35), 7. Stanford (17), 8. UCLA (28), 9. Washington (21), 10. Pepperdine (43), 11. Southern California (33), 12. Long Beach State. ADDITIONAL TEAMS: 1. Pacific, 2. CS-Northridge, 3. Idaho, 4. Princeton, 5. Wright State, 6. Navy, 7. Towson State, 8. Iona, 9. Maryland-Baltimore County.
CENTRAL REGION DISTRICT IV: 1. Northwestern (7), 2. Kent State (20), 3. Ohio State, 4. Minnesota (45), 5. Michigan, 6. Toledo. DISTRICT V: 1. Oklahoma State (3), 2. Kansas (25), 3. Colorado (29), 4. Tulsa, 5. Oklahoma (31), 6. Arkansas State, 7. Wichita State. DISTRICT VI: 1. Houston (10), 2. Texas (23), 3. Baylor, 4. Texas A&M (39), 5. TCU (36), 6. North Texas, 7. Louisiana-Lafayette, 8. Southern Methodist. ADDITIONAL TEAMS: Mississippi (47), 2. Southeast Louisiana, 3. Arkansas-Little Rock, 4. Coastal Carolina, 5. Jackson State, 6. Oral Roberts.
EAST REGION DISTRICT I: 1. Rhode Island, 2. Yale, 3. Dartmouth. DISTRICT II: 1. Penn State, 2. James Madison, 3. Richmond, 4. Seton Hall. DISTRICT III (North): 1. Georgia Tech (1), 2. Clemson (2), 3. North Carolina State (14), 4. Duke (26), 5. Augusta State (12), 6. Wake Forest (37), 7. Virginia (24), 8. North Carolina (40). DISTRICT III (South): 1. Georgia (4), 2. Auburn (18), 3. Florida (16), 4. North Florida (15), 5. South Carolina (22), 6. Alabama-Birmingham (34), 7. Middle Tennessee State (48), 8. Mississippi State (32). ADDITIONAL TEAMS: 1. Georgia State (30), 2. East Tennessee State (46), 3. Tennessee (44), 4. Virginia Commonwealth (50).
OREGON STATE IN THE RANKINGS: OSU is 27th in the May 10th MasterCard Collegiate Golf Poll, and 30th in the Golfweek/Sagarin College Rankings. Lepak continues his residence in the MasterCard top 50, occupying the 47th spot. Mickelson is 66th, and Arvidson 98th. Lepak, at 71, is the only Beaver in the Golfweek top 100.
LAST YEAR'S WEST REGIONAL (par 864): 1. Arizona State 283-288-283--854, 2. UNLV 288-289-285--862, 3. BYU 288-289-287--864, 4. California 301-284-289--874, t5. Oregon 297-285-293--875, t5. San Diego State 293-295-287--875, 7. Washington 291-299-293--883, 8. Colorado State 296-293-297--886, 9. Arizona 301-294-296--891, t10. UCLA 296-304-293--893, t10. Pepperdine 298-296-299--893, 12. Fresno State 290-305-299--894, 13. Texas El-Paso 301-303-294--898, 14. Oregon State 295-310-295--900, 15. Stanford 301-297-304--902, 16. Southern California 304-297-302--903, 17. New Mexico 299-305-301--905, 18. UC-Santa Barbara 309-311-308--928.
Team Scores (par 216): 1. Jeff Quinney, Arizona State 69-70-70--209, t2. Nigel Spence, Colorado State 71-71-70--212, t2. Michael Kirk, UNLV 71-70-71--212, t4. Billy Harvey, BYU 71-70-72--213, t4. Dong Yi, California 72-70-71--213, 6. Matt Jones, Arizona State 69-77-68--214, 7. Adam Scott, UNLV 71-72-72--215, t8. Paul Casey, Arizona State 73-73-70--216, t8. Andy Miller, BYU 73-72-71--216, t8. James Stewart, San Diego State 70-71-75--216, t8. Jose Garrido, BYU 68-75-73--216.
Oregon State Scores: t36. Eric Dahm 73-76-75--224, t48. John Lepak 71-77-77--225, t69. Dustin Wayne 74-80-74--228, 92. Justin Johnson 79-81-80--240.
WOW: Kyle Hudson, a senior, tied the second-lowest round in school history with his final-round 66 to win the Pilot Spring Invitational. Kyle totaled a 6-under-par 173 at the Pilot, and is averaging 74.4 strokes per round through seven tournaments, the lowest average of his career.
ACE IN THE HOLE: Senior Dustin Wayne scored his first career hole-in-one when he aced the 185-yard par-three 17th hole with a six-iron in the final round of the U.S. Intercollegiate at the Stanford Golf Course on May 7.
LEPAK SECOND TEAM ALL-PAC-10: John Lepak, last year's Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, earned Second Team All-Pac-10 honors, after a third place finish at the Pac-10 Championships. Lepak also earned First Team All-Pac-10 last year.
MICKELSON, ARVIDSON AND WAYNE HONORED: Tim Mickelson, Anthony Arvidson, and Dustin Wayne all earned Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 recognition. For Mickelson, it is his first such honor, while Wayne received Honorable Mention last year as well. Arvidson was a member of the Pac-10's All-Academic Second Team last year, and was Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 after his freshman season.
MICKELSON SETS SCHOOL RECORDS: Tim Mickelson, a senior, tied Charles Kingsbaker's OSU record of 64 in the third round of the Pac-10 Championships. Mickelson's 8-under score the par 72 Karsten Golf Course on is the most shots under par by any Oregon State golfer, since Kingsbaker's 64 came on a par 71 course.
Mickelson tied the school record held by Dave Molitor (1972-73) for low three-round total of 206, and set a new standard for four rounds with his 275 (13-under) total.
BEST EVER FOR OSU: The Beavers played perhaps their best golf of the season at the Pac-10 Championship at the par 72 Karsten Golf Course in Tempe, Ariz., Apr. 24-26. OSU finished at 19-under par 1,421 thanks to 11 sub-par rounds from Beaver golfers. Eric Dahm shot 317 to finish 58th.
AT A GLANCE: A look at individual scoring averages, with rounds played in parentheses, best finish, and low round for the year: Anthony Arvidson, 73.3 (34), 1st (Northwest Classic, Duck Invitational), 68 David Crowell (No longer on team), 75.5 (6), T21st (Pacific Invitational), 72 Eric Dahm, 75.3 (24.5), T7th (Pilot Spring Invitational), 70 Todd Deacon, 75.7 (11.5), T7th (Pilot Spring Invitational), 72 Sean Deacon, has not played. Chance Holmes, 76.0 (11.5), 20th (Pilot Spring Invitational), 71 (twice) Kyle Hudson, 74.4 (20.5), 1st (Pilot Spring Invitational), 66 Bryan Geiberger, 75.2 (25), T11th (Pepperdine Inv.), 69 Daren Grieg, has not played. Brodie Jordan (no longer on team), 74.6 (3), T25th (NW Classic), 72 John Lepak, 72.4 (37), 2nd (Southwestern), 67 Tim Mickelson, 72.9 (31), 2nd (Pac-10s), 64 David Stypula, has not played. Dustin Wayne, 73.7 (25), 10th (Pac-10s), 67
COACHING STAFF: Mike Ketcham is in his fourth year as the director of the men's golf program, and he continues to build Oregon State into a national power.
Ketcham has put together one of the deepest teams in Oregon State history this year. His teams continue to experience success, as a result of expert teaching of the game's fundamentals, national recruiting, and effective communication.
Ketcham arrived in Corvallis after spending five years at San Jose State University. While heading up the Spartan program, the team made three appearances in the NCAA West Regionals and qualified for one NCAA Tournament. The program was ranked consistently in the top 25 during his tenure, and he was selected the Big West Conference Coach of the Year once.
The Ottumwa, Iowa native started his coaching career as the mentor of the Scottsdale Community college program in Arizona. He led the team to the National Junior College Athletic Association national championship both years (1993, '94) he was associated with the school. He was named the NJCAA Coach of the Year both seasons, and coachedeight NJCAA All-Americans. His teams compiled an 84-1 conference record over the two years.
Ketcham was a NJCAA All-american in 1985 at Odessa Junior College in Texas before beginning a two-year career at Arkansas. Ketcham played professionally on the U.S. Golf Tour, Asian Tour, and the Canadian Tour, in addition to going through the PGA Tour Qualifying school twice.
Brian Watts returned to Oregon State this year after five years in private business. Watts coached at OSU as an assistant during the 1996-97 and 1997-98 seasons. After playing on the Golden State Tour, Florida State Tour and the Canadian PGA Tour for four years, he brings back tremendous experience to the OSU program. He also worked as an assistant professional at the DeBell Golf Course in Burbank, Calif., and at Golf Classics of America in Beverly Hills and San Dimas.
Watts graduated from Western Oregon University in 1989 with a bachelor of science in physical education. He also attended Oregon State.
STATISTICS
PLAYER TOURNAMENT RD. 1 RD. 2 RD. 3 TOTAL +/- RD-PAR FINISHAnthony Arvidson Northwest, 72 72 70 71 213 -3 2 1 Pacific, 72 70 68 77 215 -1 2 2 Tucker, 72 77 78 76 231 +15 0 t80 Pepperdine, 72 79 72 74 225 +9 0 t21 Arizona Ping, 71 73 71 75 219 +6 0 t26 Taylor Made, 72, 70, 72 79 76 76 231 +17 0 t82 Duck, 72 72 69 71 212 -4 2 1 Western, 70 71 73 75 219 +9 0 t34 ASU, 72 72 75 73 220 +4 0 t38 Pac-10s, 72 (4th rd.) 74 75 72 (72) 293 +5 0 t36 U.S., 71 68 75 72 215 +2 1 t6 TOTALS/AVG: 807 802 812 2493/34 +59 7 327/11 low: 68 (twice) 73.3 72.9 73.8 73.3 +5.3 29.7
David Crowell Northwest, 72 81 72 74 227 +9 0 t35 (indiv.) Pacific, 72 73 75 78 226 +10 0 t21 TOTALS/AVG: 154 147 152 453/6 +19 0 56/2 low: 72 77.0 73.5 76.0 75.5 +9.5 28.0
Eric Dahm Northwest, 72 70 71 76 217 +1 2 9 Pacific, 72 74 75 74 223 +7 0 t12 Pepperdine, 72 80 73 73 226 +10 0 t27 Southwestern, 71 71 73 75 219 +6 0 t21 Pilot, (45 hl.) 71, 72 71 35 73 179 E 0 t7 Duck, 72 81 72 78 231 +15 0 t67 ASU, 72 79 73 82 234 +18 0 t87 Pac-10s, 72 (4th rd.) 82 79 75 (81) 317 +29 0 58 TOTALS/AVG: 608 551 606 1846/24.5 +86 2 288/8 low: 70 76.0 73.4 75.7 75.3 +10.7 36.0 rd4: 81
Todd Deacon Northwest, 72 81 79 77 237 +21 0 62 (indiv.) Pilot, (45 hl.) 71, 72 72 34 73 179 E 0 t7 Duck, 72 75 72 74 221 +5 0 t26 (indiv.) Western, 70 74 79 81 234 +24 0 t95 TOTALS/AVG: 302 264 305 871/11.5 +50 0 190/4 low: 72 (2) 76.0 75.4 76.2 75.7 +12.5 47.5
Bryan Geiberger Northwest, 72 71 72 78 221 +5 1 t18 Pepperdine, 72 74 77 71 222 +6 0 t11 Arizona Ping, 71 73 77 74 224 +11 0 t48 Taylor Made, 72, 70, 72 71 75 76 222 +8 1 t39 Southwestern, 72 76 81 69 226 +13 1 t48 Duck, 72 74 75 73 222 +6 0 t31 Pac-10s, 72 (4th rd.) 80 71 70 (73) 294 +6 2 42 U.S., 71 81 82 87 250 +37 0 96 TOTALS/AVG: 600 610 598 1881/25 +92 5 333/8 low: 69 75.0 76.2 74.7 75.2 +11.5 41.6 rd4: 73
Chance Holmes Northwest, 72 71 82 71 224 +8 2 t25 Tucker, 72 76 75 83 234 +18 0 t89 Pilot, (45 hl.) 71, 72 76 39 71 186 +7 1 20 Duck, 72 76 78 77 231 +15 0 t67 (indiv.) TOTALS/AVG: 299 274 302 875/11.5 +48 3 201/4 low: 71 (3) 74.7 78.2 75.5 76.0 +12.0 50.2
Kyle Hudson Northwest, 72 72 70 78 220 +4 1 t13 Tucker, 72 74 78 73 225 +9 0 t48 Arizona Ping, 71 74 72 76 222 +9 0 t37 Taylor Made, 72, 70, 72 82 72 77 231 +17 0 t82 Southwestern, 71 75 83 75 233 +20 0 t73 Pilot, (45 hl.) 71, 72 72 35 66 173 -6 1 1 Duck, 72 75 75 73 223 +7 0 t39 (indiv.) TOTALS/AVG: 524 485 518 1527/20.5 +60 2 293/7 low: 66 74.8 74.6 74.0 74.4 +8.5 41.8
Brodie Jordan Northwest, 72 72 75 77 224 +8 0 t25 (indiv.) TOTALS/AVG: 72 75 77 74.6
John Lepak Northwest, 72 69 73 72 214 -2 1 t2 Pacific, 72 73 78 75 226 +10 0 t21 Tucker, 72 75 73 68 216 E 1 t12 Pepperdine, 72 73 74 74 221 +5 0 t9 Ping Arizona, 71 75 75 75 225 +12 0 t55 Taylor Made, 72, 70, 72 72 68 77 217 +3 1 t13 Southwestern, 71 72 68 72 212 -1 1 2 Duck, 72 70 73 72 215 -1 1 t8 Western, 70 74 71 72 217 +7 0 t23 ASU, 72 77 73 74 224 +8 0 t62 Pac-10s, 72 (4th rd.) 70 67 72 (69) 278 -10 3 t3 U.S., 71 70 71 74 215 +2 1 t6 TOTALS/AVG: 870 864 877 2680/37 +33 9 225/12 low: 67 72.5 72.0 73.0 72.4 +2.7 18.7 rd4: 69
Tim Mickelson Northwest, 72 74 74 75 223 +7 0 24 (indiv.) Tucker, 72 73 74 76 223 +7 0 t38 Ping Arizona, 71 72 80 76 228 +15 0 t64 Taylor Made, 72, 70, 72 74 69 70 213 -1 2 t4 Southwestern, 71 77 80 74 231 +18 0 t67 Duck, 72 69 72 77 218 +2 1 t15 (indiv.) Western, 70 73 69 71 213 +3 1 t11 ASU, 72 71 73 71 215 -1 2 t20 Pac-10s, 72 (4th rd.) 72 70 64 (69) 275 -13 3 2 U.S., 71 74 72 77 223 +10 0 t36 TOTALS/AVG: 729 733 731 2262/31 +47 9 281/10 low: 64 72.9 73.3 73.1 72.9 +4.7 28.1 rd4: 69
Dustin Wayne Northwest, 72 75 73 71 219 +3 1 t10 (indiv.) Pacific, 72 79 71 76 226 +10 1 t21 Pepperdine, 72 83 74 70 227 +11 1 t29 Duck, 72 71 78 71 220 +4 2 t22 Western, 72 70 75 74 219 +9 0 t34 ASU, 72 74 78 74 226 +10 0 t74 Pac-10s, 72 (4th rd.) 70 74 67 (70) 281 -7 3 10 U.S., 71 75 78 73 226 +13 0 t50 TOTALS/AVG: 597 601 576 1844/25 +53 8 250/8 low: 67 74.6 75.1 72.0 73.7 +6.6 31.2 (70) OREGON STATE TEAM TOTALS: (Score averages do not include Pac-10 results, since five scores counted.) TOURNAMENT ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 TOTAL +/- FINISH U.S. Inter. (852) 287 (+3) 296 (+12) 296 (+12) 879 +27 5/18 Pac-10s (1440) 366 (+6) 357 (-3) 345 (-15) 353 (-7) 1,421 -19 2/10 ASU (864) 294 (+6) 294 (+6) 292 (+4) 880 +16 t10/17 Western (840) 288 (+8) 288 (+8) 292 (+12) 868 +28 8/20 Duck (864) 287 (-1) 289 (+1) 287 (-1) 863 -1 3/14 Pilot - OSU sent a 'B' team to this tournament, scores won't count in team total. 1/12 Southwestern (852) 294 (+10) 302 (+18) 290 (+6) 886 +34 t8/14 Taylor Made (856) 296 (+8) 284 (+4) 299 (+11) 879 +23 7/24 Ping Arizona (852) 292 (+8) 295 (+11) 300 (+16) 887 +35 10/20 Pepperdine (864) 306 (+18) 293 (+5) 288 (E) 887 +23 t2/12 William Tucker (864) 298 (+10) 300 (+12) 293 (+5) 891 +27 11/20 Pacific (864) 290 (+2) 289 (+1) 302 (+14) 881 +17 1/15 Northwest (864) 282 (-6) 283 (-5) 297 (+9) 862 -2 1/12 TOTALS/AVG: 3214/292.1 3213/292.0 3236/294.1 9663/878.4 +208 67/226 +73/+6.6 +73/+6.6 +88/+8.0 +18.9 5.5/18.8
