Oct. 18, 2011
Final Results 
SHREVEPORT, La. -
Tulsa sophomore John Young Kim finished in a tie for sixth place with a three-round total of 216 at the David Toms Intercollegiate at the par-72, 7,048-yard Southern Trace Country Club.
The Golden Hurricane tied for fifth place with a team-total 878 after posting a 296 Tuesday. Kim shot a 75 in the final round to finish at even par and tie for sixth with three other players.
Junior Chris Worrell tied for 14th after shooting a 219, including a 73 in the final round. Senior Andre' Tourinho carded a 1-under par 71 in the third round to tie for 22nd with a three-round 221. Senior Arie Fauzi posted a tournament-total 227 after shooting 77 Tuesday, while senior Stephen Carney totaled a 232, including an 81 in the final round.
TU tied with Louisiana-Lafayette for fifth place, while Oklahoma took home the team title with a three-round total of 862. Andrew Noto of Louisiana-Lafayette claimed individual medalist honors with a tournament-total 208, including a 68 Tuesday. Kim tied with Sang Yi of LSU, and Abraham Ancer and Eduardo Castiello of Oklahoma for sixth place.
The Golden Hurricane will play its final tournament of the fall Oct. 31-Nov. 1 at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate in Dallas.
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Team Results
1. Oklahoma 283-286-293=862
2. Lamar 281-304-287=872
3. SMU 294-291-289=874
4. LSU 293-287-295=875
T5. Tulsa 287-295-296=878
T5. Louisiana-Lafayette 296-290-292=878
T7. Mississippi 287-288-309=884
T7. Mississippi State 294-303-287=884
9. Louisiana Tech 299-302-290=891
10. South Alabama 299-288-307=894
11. Kansas State 310-301-307=918
Tulsa Individuals
T6. John Young Kim 71-70-75=216
T14. Chris Worrell 70-76-73=219
T22. Andre' Tourinho 74-76-71=221
T41. Arie Fauzi 72-78-77=227
T50. Stephen Carney 78-73-81=232
Top-5 Individuals
1. Andrew Noto, Louisiana-Lafayette 69-71-68=208
2. Kevin Nesbois, Lamar 71-72-69=212
T3. Joe David, Mississippi 69-72-73=214
T3. Michael Schoolcraft, Oklahoma 66-72-76=214
5. Max Buckley, SMU 72-72-71=215
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