Lucchesi and Mungali Lead Spartans in Second Day of the Ka‘anapali ClassicLucchesi and Mungali Lead Spartans in Second Day of the Ka‘anapali Classic

Lucchesi and Mungali Lead Spartans in Second Day of the Ka‘anapali Classic

LAHAINA, Hawai‘i - Dominic Lucchesi and Keshav "KC" Mungali each posted 2-under-par 69s in the second round to lead the San José State men’s golf team through the second day of the Ka‘anapali Classic at the Ka‘anapali Royal Golf Course.

The Spartans sit in 13th place with a team score of 21-over par following Monday's action.

Due to forecasted inclement weather, tournament officials adjusted the schedule, moving the opening round up a day. The field completed round one on Sunday before playing round two and the first nine holes of round three on Monday. The final nine holes will conclude Tuesday morning.

Spartan Leaderboard

  • Lucchesi: Shot a 2-under 69 in the second round featuring four birdies. He added two more birdies to stay even through the front nine of the third round, moving into a tie for 31st place at 2-over 178.
  • Mungali: Fired a 2-under 69 with three birdies in round two. He sits tied for 37th place at 3-over 179 after carding a 1-over through nine holes in his third round.
  • Noah Scavo: Posted a 1-over 72 with four birdies in the second round and held even through the start of his third round. He enters Tuesday tied for 68th place at 8-over 184.
  • Ryan Pupach: Recorded an even-par 71 with four birdies in round two. At 2-over through the first nine holes of round three, he is tied for 79th place at 10-over 186.
  • Grant Leary: Carded a 1-over 72 with three birdies in the second round. He picked up three more birdies to sit at 3-over through nine holes of round three, tying him for 79th place at 10-over 186.
  • Joey Allan (Ind.): Shot an 80 in round two before bouncing back with three birdies to go 1-over through nine holes of round three. He is tied for 114th place at 17-over 193.
  • Jackson Lutz (Ind.): Shot a 76 in the second round and sits at 9-over through nine holes of round three, putting him in a tie for 116th place at 18-over 195.

UP NEXT: The Spartans will complete the final nine holes of the Ka‘anapali Classic on Tuesday.

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