TURLOCK, Calif-  Junior Patrick Bauer led the Sonoma State men's golf team to a sixth place finish with a sixth place finish of his own, on Tuesday at the Hanny Stanislaus Invitational at Turlock Country Club.  Bauer shot 70-71-75--216 to finish sixth in a field of 89 golfers.

As a team, the Seawolves shot 292 on Tuesday to finish two strokes behind Cal State Monterey Bay, six behind Chico State and seven behind Grand Canyon in a tightly-packed crowd.  Cal State Stanislaus and Cal State San Bernardino were tied atop the leaderboard at 871, settling for co-championship honors.

Following Bauer in 19th place was sophomore Janssen Todd, who shot 73-77-71--221.  Ryan Carter was at 78-74-74--226 and Tyler Schmuckle was at 78-76-72--226, both tying for 38th.  Jeremy Wendelken finished 46th at 75-74-79--228.

Competing as an individual, Alex Marry finished 14th at 72-73-75--220.

The individual medalist, Gene Webster of Cal State San Bernardino, carded a spectacular 68-67-63--198 to break Jarin Todd's tournament record. 

The Seawolves will compete in the CCAA Championship next week in Paso Robles, where they will be seeking their third consecutive conference championship.

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