By Ron Smith
April 17, 2024
 
(WAIMEA, Hawaii) The 2024 PacWest Men's and Women's Golf Championships came to an end on Wednesday with the third round of the annual tournament and with it the 2023-24 Westmont Golf season.
 
Westmont's Peyton Hendricks was the top finisher for the Warriors, tying for eighth place in the men's competition with a three-day score of 227. In the final round Hendricks recorded an even-par 72. Hendricks' top-10 finish earned him some PacWest hardware in a post-tournament awards ceremony.
 
"Peyton improved his score every day with his best score being on the final day," said Westmont's head coach Josh Ault. "Peyton is a guy whom I think will grow from this experience and could very well win next year. He has so much talent that if he has three good days he will easily be in contention."
 
Cooper Allen posted a three-round score of 235 to tie for 15th place while Trevor Moquin tied for 23rd with a 243. Noah Lodewyk tied for 26th with a score of 246 after posting a 79 on day three – his best round of the tournament.
 
Brock Yurkovich also posted his best round, shooting an 80 to tally 247.
 
On the women's side, Noelle Thompson produced the Warriors' lowest three-day score. Her 78 in the final round kept her in a tie for 17th with a three-day total of 238.
 
"Noelle battled some adversity in her final round and still put together a nice finish," said Ault. "The women's team is a young team and we have gained so much valuable experience. This will help us and we will keep getting better and growing together."
 
Hannah Camara compiled a three-round score of 244 to finish in 24th place.
 
Mallory Hopper and Sydnee Magpoc were part of a four-way tie for 25th place with scores of 247. Hopper carded a 78 in round number three to record her best of the tournament. Charlie Bloom shot an 85 in the third round to tally 253 points.