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  • 4 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Greg Robertson

    UNLV is losing some key players from the men’s golf team that advanced to last month’s NCAA championship to graduation, but it landed a former Nevada prep champion in the rebuilding process. Mason Snyder, who won the Class 5A individual title as a junior at Palo Verde three years ago, is leaving Loyola Marymount to play for the Rebels next season. Snyder’s time with the Lions was quite successful.

  • 4 days ago | reviewjournal.com | Greg Robertson

    The longest day in golf was anything but kind to Southern Nevada golfers on Monday. None of the region’s 13 players were able to get through 36 holes of qualifying at 10 locations to secure a spot in next week’s national championship, but there were a couple of close calls. Kurt Kitayama finished in a four-way tie for the final spot at a qualifier in Springfield, Ohio, but Zac Blair grabbed it with a 3-foot birdie putt on the fourth playoff hole.

  • 1 week ago | reviewjournal.com | Greg Robertson

    Things didn’t go the way Caden Fioroni hoped at the NCAA men’s golf championship over the weekend in Carlsbad, California. A middle-of-the-pack finish — 71st in the 151-player field — brought a quiet end to a stellar career at UNLV. Now it’s on to professional golf for the fifth-year senior from San Diego. Fioroni will most likely begin on PGA Tour Americas, which begins its 10-tournament run through Canada starting in July.

  • 1 week ago | reviewjournal.com | Greg Robertson

    UNLV made a gallant push toward the top 15 at the NCAA men’s golf championship Sunday, but the Rebels ultimately fell short and saw their season come to an end. The Rebels got as high as 18th during the afternoon before falling back to 23rd at La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California. UNLV finished at 32 over after posting its best round of the week, a 9-over 297. Sophomore Zach Little will play one more day in the race for the individual title.

  • 1 week ago | reviewjournal.com | Greg Robertson

    UNLV crept up the leaderboard during the second round of the NCAA men’s golf championship Saturday, but the Rebels have a big hill to climb if they want to avoid Sunday being their final round of the season. Sophomore Zach Little and senior Caden Fioroni led the charge for the Rebels, who moved up two places to 23rd in the 30-team field to sit at 23 over at La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California.

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