March 27, 2001
Tuesday's final round of the Cleveland Golf Morris Williams Intercollegiate has been cancelled because of rain. The Texas A&M men's golf team finished 13th.
No. 3-ranked Georgia Tech was proclaimed team champion after carding a two-round total of 573 (-3) on Monday. No. 23 Oklahoma State was runner-up, just one stroke back at 574 (-2). No. 13 Oklahoma finished third at even par, followed by No. 4 Texas (+1), Pepperdine (+2), UNLV (+7), No. 8 New Mexico (+12), No. 7 USC (+12), SMU (+13), Fresno State (+19), North Florida (+20), No. 10 BYU (+23), A&M (+25), No. 5 TCU (+28) and Virginia (+32).
Georgia Tech's Bryce Molder captured the individual title with rounds of 67-68=135 (9-under-par) on Monday, two strokes ahead of runner-up Franklin Hatchett of SMU, who carded 69-68=137.
For A&M, senior Casey Cronin tied for 21st place with rounds of 71-75=146, freshman Duke Butler (77-75=152) and sophomore Matt Lindholm (75-77=152) tied for 57th, senior Matt Loving tied for 62nd at 77-76=153 and sophomore Shaun Helmle placed 75th at 75-82=157.
The Aggies return to action April 6-7 when they play host to the 48th Annual Border Olympics at Laredo Country Club in Laredo, Texas.