SAN BERNARDINO, Calif- Fueled by a one-under 69 performance by Patrick Bauer in round three of the Coyote Classic, the Sonoma State men's golf team finished in fourth place, just six strokes out of first place, wrapping up the two-day 54-hole tournament on Tuesday at Arrowhead Country Club in San Bernardino.

Bauer shot a 68-72-69--209 in the tournament, finishing 13 strokes behind tournament winner Gene Webster, Jr. from Cal State San Bernardino. Webster shot a tournament-best 63 in round two, en route to a 196, including 22 birdies. Sylvester Gama from Chico State placed second with a 68-69-66--203 outing.

Ryan Carter shot an even par 70 in round three, tying for 21st with a 74-71-70--209 score. Jeremy Wendelken (72-71-75--218), Tyler Schmuckle (73-76-71--220) and Janssen Todd (78-73-70--221) helped the Seawolves to a fourth place team finish with 854.

Cal State Monterey Bay took home the team title, shooting an 848. Barry University and Chico State tied for second with 851.

The Seawolves will travel to Vallejo next Monday and Tuesday to compete in the Cal State East Bay Invitational at Hiddenbrooke Golf Course.