NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Jerred Scott strung together back-to-back rounds under par to finish out his 2025 season and lead Dominican men's golf to a seventh place finish at the PacWest Men's Golf Championships at Aliante Golf Club.
 
University of Hawai'i at Hilo ran away from the field winning the team title at 7 under par with Hawai'i Pacific in second at 1 over par. The Penguins finished at 47 over to top Westmont and Chaminade in the final standings.
 
Scott started slowly posting a 4-over 76 but showed promise with three birdies in the round. On Tuesday, Scott shook off a double bogey to start the round to follow with a birdie to regain some momentum. After a bogey on five, Scott did not have another hole above par as he posted three birdies and 10 pars to end his round entering the clubhouse at 1-under 71 and begin his climb up the individual standings. He continued his strong play in the final round starting with a pair of pars before a birdie on the par-5 third hole. Another birdie on six allowed him to make the turn at 1 under and he shot even par on the back nine for another 71 moving up four more spots into a tie for ninth at 2 over and earn All-PacWest honors.
 
Daniel Marmorstein experienced ups and downs over his 54-holes as he started strongest among all Dominican athletes with six birdies in an opening round of even par 72. Marmorstein matched Scott's dominance on the back nine on the second day with a 2 under to bring his round to a 1-over 73. He slowed on the final day posting a 6 over to finish tied for 17th at 7 over par. Joseph Berggren provided a consistent presence for the squad as he had bookend rounds of 78 to go with a 76 on Tuesday with three birdies on the back nine as he climbed six spots on the individual leaderboard over the final 36 holes into a tie for 29th at 16 over par.
 
Mason Mancasola posted rounds of 80 and 86 to open the tournament but saved his best for last to help his team with the second lowest final round for any Penguin with a 4-over 76 to move up three spots into 38th at 26 over par. Carter Degelman wrapped up Dominican's participants with rounds of 80, 82 and 86 to place 40th at 32 over par.