Saengvut in Contention Through 36 Holes at Central Plains Invite
September 22, 2025
NEWTON, Kan. The Oklahoma Panhandle State men's golf team continued its season Monday with the first two rounds of the Central Plains Invite at the 6,872-yard Sand Creek Station course in Newton, Kansas.
Thantup Saengvut carded back-to-back under-par rounds, including tying his career low with a first-round score of 70 (-2). He finds himself tied-third and just three strokes back of the leader.
Worathan Thammachokecharoen stands at four-over par, highlighted by an even-par second round.
Xavyer Mosqueda bounced back from a tough initial 18 holes to shoot 80 in the second round. His scorecard was punctuated by an albatross on the par-five fourth hole playing 552 yards into the wind, as well as an eagle on the par-five 16th.
Paul Mercado fired an excellent round of two-over 74 in the first round but finished his day at 12-over through 36 holes.
As a team, OPSU finds itself in sixth out of eight squads with matching scores of 305-305, or 34-over par. Columbia and Baker sit atop the team leaderboard in red figures at four- and one-under par, respectively.
With inclement weather on the horizon, the men's teams are hoping to squeeze in the final 18 holes of the Kansas Wesleyan-hosted tournament Tuesday.
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Thantup Saengvut carded back-to-back under-par rounds, including tying his career low with a first-round score of 70 (-2). He finds himself tied-third and just three strokes back of the leader.
Worathan Thammachokecharoen stands at four-over par, highlighted by an even-par second round.
Xavyer Mosqueda bounced back from a tough initial 18 holes to shoot 80 in the second round. His scorecard was punctuated by an albatross on the par-five fourth hole playing 552 yards into the wind, as well as an eagle on the par-five 16th.
Paul Mercado fired an excellent round of two-over 74 in the first round but finished his day at 12-over through 36 holes.
As a team, OPSU finds itself in sixth out of eight squads with matching scores of 305-305, or 34-over par. Columbia and Baker sit atop the team leaderboard in red figures at four- and one-under par, respectively.
With inclement weather on the horizon, the men's teams are hoping to squeeze in the final 18 holes of the Kansas Wesleyan-hosted tournament Tuesday.
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