LONG BEACH, Calif. —Cal Lutheran men's golf finished SCIAC #1 in fourth place with a score of 30-over-par on Sunday afternoon.

This was the first leg of the SCIAC Championship. Teams compete in two rounds at SCIAC #1 and #2 and then three rounds at the SCIAC Championships. All seven rounds count for the team total for a SCIAC Championship.

The teams competed at the El Dorado Golf Course with 18 holes on Saturday and Sunday. The Kingsmen, the 24^th team in the nation according to Golfstat.com, are ahead of No.7 Redlands and nine strokes behind second place. The Kingsmen sit in fourth place with 606 (298-308) total strokes.

Jot Singh led the way and tied for third with 1-over-par. He shot a 1-over-par 73 in round one, fired a 72 in round two and finished with 145 strokes. 

Derek Hahn made it two Kingsmen in the top-10. He recorded a 71 in the first round, but followed it up with a 76 in the second and had 147 strokes.

Hudson Solters placed 17^th with 9-over-par and 153 strokes (77-76). Blake Fitzhugh tied for 30^th with 161 strokes (77-84). JP Guimaraes Jr. rounded out the Kingsmen and tied for 34^th with 164 strokes (79-85).

Up next for the Kingsmen is the Cal Baptist Invitational. Cal Lutheran will head to Mira Loma, Calif., on February 20-21.

Results: SCIAC #1
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