April 11, 1998

STANFORD, Calif.--The University of San Francisco and the University of the Pacific are tied for first place at nine-over par 293 after the first round of play at the U.S. Intercollegiate played at the Stanford Golf Course (par 71, 6786 yards) on the campus of Stanford University. Han Lee of California, Brett Bingham of Nevada and Phillip Cuthbertson of Sacramento State are tied for first place individually at one-under par 70.

Washington is in third place at 294 followed by UCLA in fourth place at 296. California rounds out the top five at 297. B.J. Schlagenhauf of UCLA, Darren Slackman of Washington and Matt Larson of USF round out the individual top five. They are tied for fourth place at 71.

Stanford is in 19th place at 311. Sophomore Dusty Brett, the top finisher for the Cardinal, is tied for 27th at 74.

The 54-hole U.S. Intercollegiate continues through Monday, April 13.

Team Scores
1.  USF             293
    Pacific         293
3.  Washington      294
4.  UCLA            296
5.  California      297
6.  Oklahoma        298
    UCSB            298
    New Mexico State    298
    UC Irvine       298
10. Oregon          299
11. Long Beach St.  300
    USC             300
13. San Diego St.   303
14. CS Sacramento   304
    San Jose St.    304
16. Washington      305
17. Nevada          306
18. Pepperdine      309
19. Stanford        311
20. Oregon State    312

Top Individuals
1.  Han Lee, Cal                70
    Phillip Cuthbertson, CSUS   70
    Brett Bingham, Nevada       70
4.  B.J. Schlagenhauf, UCLA     71
    Darren Slackman, Wash.      71
    Matt Larson, USF            71

Stanford Scores
19.     Stanford            311
T27.    Dusty Brett         74
T65.    Tylar Lunke         78
T72.    Eric Crum           79
T79.    James Lee           80
T79.    Alex Aragon         80