Roos Finish 11th at NCAA Austin Regional

Monday, May 13

Austin, TX (Texas Golf Club)

Kansas City

NCAA Austin Regional Day One

Roos Finish 11th at NCAA Austin Regional

5/15/2024 5:45:00 PM | Men's Golf

Final Results

Kansas City was led by Mesa Falleur's eighth-place finish

AUSTIN, Texas - Kansas City Men's Golf's season came to a close with its seventh NCAA Regional appearance in program history this week, finishing 11th out of 13 teams with a score of 28-over. The Roos exceeded their seeding expectations, finishing higher than San Jose State and Grand Canyon, despite entering the tournament with the lowest seed.

Mesa Falleur proved he belonged among the best in the college game, finishing alone in eighth place with a 3-under, 210 score. Falleur made a jump in the final round, going from a tie for 20th to eighth by carding a 68 on Wednesday.

TEAM RESULTS
1. Texas (825, -27)
2. Tennessee (841, -11)
3. Notre Dame (846, -6)
4. Utah (850, -2)
T5. Wake Forest (854, +2)
T5. Brigham Young (854, +2)
T7. UNCG (863, +11)
T7. Georgia (863, +11)
9. Arkansas State (869, +17)
10. Arkansas (872, +20)
11. Kansas City (880, +28)
12. San Jose State (887, +35)
13. Grand Canyon (893, +41)

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
8. Mesa Falleur (70/72/68//210, -3)
T50. Lucas Dutartre (71/71/80//222, +9)
T60. Joshuaa Robards (76/75/74//225, +12)
T66. Maxence Mugnier (78/77/73//228, +15)
T71. Max Cooper (77/79/76//232, +19)

STATS TO NOTE

Kansas City was tied as the seventh-best team on par-five holes, shooting an average of 4.8 strokes for a 9-under overall score.
Falleur and Robards both excelled on par-threes, each shooting 1-over on the tournament, among the top-10 of all scorers.
Dutartre finished the week with 12 birdies, tied for ninth among the field.
Falleur nearly qualified for the Championship tournament as an individual, finishing just three strokes back of UNCG's Kelvin Hernandez as the best scorer outside of the top-five teams.

SEASON IN REVIEW
Kansas City finished the year successfully, earning its seventh conference title in program history and its second in as many years, all of which have come under Head Coach J.W. VanDenBorn. Falleur became the seventh player to ever win an individual conference title, notching First Team All-Summit League and Summit League Championship MVP honors. Dutartre was named Second Team All-League and All-Tournament team, while Cooper earned an Honorable Mention nod and All-Tournament team accolades. All of Kansas City's players will have eligibility remaining entering the 2024-25 year.