CHANDLER, Ariz. (9/7/26) – Led by Jake Lile at 11-under par 133, five Arkansas State men’s golfers were under par over 36 holes on the first day of the season-opening Bombs Darts Birds Collegiate hosted by USC at Whirlwind Golf Club.
Lile opened with a 5-under par 67 and followed it with a 6-under par 66 to tie his career-best 36-hole total at 11-under par 133. It is tied for the fifth-lowest 36-hole total in program history. On the day, Lile had a bogey-free second round with six birdies while carding six birdies and a bogey in the first round. Lile is tied for third individually, one back of leaders Jaden Dumdumay (USC) and Pat Foley (UTEP).
Milan Reed totaled 5-under par 139 (69-70) tie for 29th draining six birdies and one bogey for the day. Making his A-State debut, Henry Styles totaled 4-under par 140 (69-71) to tie for 36th. Cole Kirby joined Styles in a tie for 36th following a first round 1-under 71 and second round 3-under 69. Jake Wallis is tied for 41st at 3-under par 141 (69-72) and Viggo Hed is tied for 68th at 1-over par 145 (71-74) to round out the Red Wolves in the field.
A-State totaled 23-under par 553 over 36 holes to rank fifth in the strong 13-team field. Playing with fellow NCAA Championship qualifiers USC and Stanford, the Red Wolves turned in a 14-under par (274) in the first round and a 9-under par (279) in the second 18. Santa Clara paces the field at 35-under par 541 followed by New Mexico State (-34), USC (-33) and Stanford (-27).
The third and final round is Tuesday at Whirlwind Golf Club. Live scoring is available on SCOREBOARD.
Bombs Darts Birds Collegiate
Thru 36 Holes
5 Arkansas State 274-279=553 (-23)
t3 Jake Lile 67-66=133 (-11)
t29 Milan Reed 69-70=139 (-5)
t36 Henry Styles 69-71=140 (-4)
t36 Cole Kirby 71-69=140 (-4)*
t41Jake Wallis 69-72=141 (-3)
t68 Viggo Hed 71-74=145 (+1)
*Playing as individual
Read more:
Five Red Wolves Under Par to Begin Bombs Darts Birds Collegiate. Article may or may not reflect the views of KLEK 102.5 FM or The Voice of Arkansas Minority Advocacy Council


Comments