SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. -- Brandon Lee fired a four-over-par 214, including a team-best 68 in Monday's second round, to finish in a three-way tie for seventh place and Eric Ash carded one more stroke than Lee overall to finish in a tie for 10th place as the Sonoma State men's golf team got its spring tournament season started with a seventh place finish out of 15 teams at this week's CSUSB Coyote Invite at a soggy Arrowhead Country Club in San Bernardino.

Lee (73-68-73--214) and Ash (73-69-73--215) brought in nearly identical scorecards in all three rounds to keep the Seawolves in the top half of the team leaderboard.  In fact, Lee was tied for second place after 36 holes of play on Monday and Ash was tied for sixth, just three and four shots back of the leader, respectively.  Nicolas Daniels (72-72-84--228; +18) began Tuesday's third and final round in a tie for 15th place, but struggled on the final 18 holes to finish in a tie for 43rd with teammate Taylor Manna (77-80-71--228), who fired a team-best 71 on Tuesday.  Kenny Maroney (78-83-84--245; +35) tied for 75th place.

California Baptist's Kavan Eubank won medalist honors with a two-under 208, three swings better than co-runners-up A.J. Hebert of Cal State East Bay and Kenny You of Dixie State (211; +1).  Redlands' John McCord, who fired a tournament-best six-under 64 in Monday's opening round, ended the week in 12th place at six-over 216.

As a team, Sonoma State shot an 885 (+45), 21 shots back of team champion Chico State, which brought in a score of 864 (+24).  Redlands (869), California Baptist (873), Dixie State (874), Cal State Stanislaus (878) and host Cal State San Bernardino (883) all finished ahead of the Seawolves.

Sonoma State will next compete in the NDNU Invitational in Livermore on Mar. 9-10.