Hervol Leads UConn Golfers In Hawaii

Sunday, November 4

Ka'anapali Royal Course (Maui, Hawaii)

ALL DAY

University of Connecticut

Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational

Jimmy Hervol was UConn's top golfer in Hawaii.

11/4/2018 9:21:00 PM | Men's Golf

Ka'anapali Classic Results

LAHANIA, Hawaii --- UConn senior co-captain Jimmy Hervol (Hopkinton, Mass.) fired his second sub-70 round in three days Sunday on the spectacular Royal Ka'anapali Course at the Ka'anapali Golf Club as UConn completed competition in the Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational.

Hervol shot a 3-under 68 on Sunday, combining with his 4-under 67 in Friday's first round to give him five sub-70 rounds in five tournaments this year and 22 for his college career, as well as 50 career rounds of par or better. Hervol's 4-under 67-74-68=209 allowed him to finish in a tie 26^th place in the huge 116-player field in the Ka'anapali Classic.

Hervol's total led UConn's solid 3-over performance of 281-285-289=855, which placed the Huskies in a tie for 13^th in the high-level 20-team field. California shot an impressive 47-under to win the event and California's Sebastian Crampton shot 17-under to capture medalist honors.

Also for UConn, senior co-captain Nabeel Khan (Westerville, Ohio) shot a consistent 3-over 72-72-72=216 to finish in a tie for 64^th place and redshirt junior Drake Hull (Rutland, Vt.) finished in a tie for 71^st place with a 4-over 73-68-76=217, which included his eighth sub-70 round and his 24^th round of par or better in his career.

UConn senior Nick Harrington (Chaplin, Conn.) shot a 5-over 69-76-73=218, including his eighth sub-70 round, to finish in a tie for 79^th place and redshirt sophomore Chandler Morris (Hobe Sound, Fla.) had a 13-over 76-71-79=226, with his ninth career round of par or better, to finish in a tie for 102^nd place.

Playing as an individual, UConn redshirt junior Zach Iannone (Hamden, Conn.) finished in a tie for 86^th place with a 7-over 73-72-75=220.

The Ka'anapali Classic wraps up the fall portion of the Huskies' schedule, which included five events. UConn will begin the spring portion of its schedule on Feb. 23-25, when it travels to Goodyear, Ariz., to compete in the Loyola Intercollegiate at the Palm Valley Golf Course.