LOGAN, Utah – Utah State's golf team travels to Windsor, Colorado, this week to compete in the Northern Colorado Spring Invitational on Monday and Tuesday, April 15-16, at the Raindance National Golf Course & Resort, which is a par-72. The course will play at 7,872 yards during the first two rounds and at 8,149 yards during the final round.
 
The eight-team field will play 36 holes on Monday and 18 holes on Tuesday.
 
Scheduled to compete for the Aggies are senior John Cook (Aguora Hills, California), junior Julio Arronte Sanchez (Xalapa,Veracruz, Mexico), junior Esteban Jaramillo (Bogota, Colombia), freshman Enrique Karg (Guadalajara, Mexico) and freshman Ashton McArthur (Rexburg, Idaho).
 
This will be Utah State's fifth event of its spring season after competing in five tournaments last fall. In its last competition, USU tied for 17th out of 23 teams as the Wyoming-hosted Cowboy Class with a 1-over 865 (296-288-281). Sanchez led USU as he shot a 4-under 68 during his final 18 holes and finished the tournament tied for 45th at 1-under 215 (72-75-68). For Sanchez, it is his fourth-career under-par finish, including his third this year. Furthermore, his final round of 68 was his fifth round in the 60s this season and in his career.
 
Sanchez has a stroke average of 72.867 over 21 rounds this season, while Karg has a stroke average of 72.92 over 12 rounds. McArthur has a stroke average of 73.22 over 18 rounds, Jaramillo has a stroke average of 73.52 over 21 rounds and Cook has a stroke average of 74.93 over 15 rounds this year.
 
Live scoring will be available at golfgenius.com and daily results will be available at www.UtahStateAggies.com.
 
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