RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – The George Fox men's golf team continued to fight against many nationally ranked teams on day two of The Clash. They finished 12th, with 624 (+48), just ahead of Chapman.

Top Performances
Eli Harrell kept up his solid performance from day one, standing his own against top competitors, slotting in tied for fourth overall, and finishing right on par, 144 (E). Harrell was on fire, claiming four birdies on the front nine, and he kept it going, three on the back nine for an impressive under-par score of 69 (-3).

Coming in next for the day was Otto Klein, with two birdies giving him a day's score of 79 (+7), and overall, 166 (+22). Christian Chacon trailed his teammate by one in the day's total, finding birdies off his own spread out across the board, but found himself a bit higher, tied for 61st at 159 (+15). 

Carson Colello tied with Chacon for the day, 80 (+8), taking 80th, hitting 179 (+35). Chance Griffin followed suit on the birdie streak, laying three out, for 81 (+9). He tied in 54th (156, (+12). 

Blake Johnston was one of two to compete individually, smacking a birdie, tying him with Chacon at 61st (day total - 79 (+7)). Ian MacArthur was the other, also finding a birdie, putting him in 76th, 167 (+23). 

Fox came in 12th, with a final stroke of 624 (+48). No. 7-ranked Claremont Mudd-Scripps took the first-place slot, 579 (+3). Kyle Harford from La Sierra and Owen Wolak from Occidental finished under par, 140 (-4). 

What Happens Next
The Bruins close out their fall competition season; their next match will be held in the spring.