The Aggies’ spring opening weekend has come to a close as they wrapped up the N.I.T. at Omni Tucson National. Following three rounds of play, NM State ended in 16th in the team standings – shooting a combined score of 858 (-6). The Aggies did end the week on an upward trajectory as their final round score of 282 was their lowest combined team score of the event.
Source: NMSU Athletics (Photo: Courtesy NMSU Athletics)
On January 29, the Aggies travelled to Tucson, Arizona (Omni Tucson National) and competed in the “NIT”. The Aggies finished 16th out of a field of 18. (UNM walked away from the NIT with 1st Place.)
On February 19, the Aggies travel to Laredo, Texas (Laredo Country Club) for a two-day event to compete in the “Border Olympics”.
On February 26, the Aggies travel to Hendersond, Nevada (Reflection Bay) for a three-day run at the “Las Vegas Intercollegiate”.
On March 18, the Aggies travel to Tucson, Arizona (Tucson Country Club) for a two-day event to compete in the “Arizona Intercollegiate”.
April 6, the Aggies head to West Point, Mississippi (Mossy Oak Golf Course) to compete in the “Mossy Oak Intercollegiate”.
On April 23, the Aggies close out their schedule with a trip to Texarkana, Texas (Texarkana Country Club) to square off against their Conference USA rivals in the “C-USA Championships”.
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