Querencia Cabo Collegiate Final Results and Statistics

THE RUNDOWN
LOS CABOS, Mexico - The No. 6-ranked Baylor men's golf team shot 4-over-par 288 in Tuesday's final round of the Querencia Cabo Collegiate, moving the Bears up one spot into a tie for seventh place.

The Bears finished at 14-over 866, tied with LSU and two strokes behind sixth place Houston (+12). Stanford (+2) finished in fifth place, while Washington (-2) took fourth, South Florida (-4) placed third, Vanderbilt (-5) took second place and Florida State (-13) won the tournament.

Kyle Jones shot 4-under 67 in the final round to move up four spots to finish in third place individually. Andreas Gjesteby finished tied for 17th place at 1-over 214 after a final round of 1-under 70. Both Jones and Gjesteby have earned top-25 finishes in all eight tournaments this year, with Jones placing in the top 15 of every event.

Frederik Andersen finished in a tie for 42nd place at 8-over par after posting a final round 3-over 74. Filippo Zucchetti tied for 54th place at 12-over 225, and Mikkel Bjerch-Andresen tied for 69th place at 27-over par.

HIGHLIGHTS
? Jones posted his fifth top-3 finish of the season, including all three spring tournaments.
? Baylor placed first in par-3 scoring average at 3.02 for the tournament.
? Baylor finished fourth in the number of birdies made for the tournament, including 17 in the final round to give BU 51 birdies over the 54-hole event.
? Gjesteby finished first in par-3 scoring with an average of 2.75, while Jones finished first in par-4 scoring with an average of 3.76 for the tournament.
? Gjesteby made the fifth-most birdies in the field with 14 birdies in 54 holes.

STAT OF THE ROUND
3 - The number of birdies made by the 70-player field on hole No. 1 in the final round, two of which were recorded by Baylor's Jones and Andersen.

WHAT'S NEXT
The Bears travel to Laredo, Texas, for the Border Olympics, which will be played March 13 and 14 at the Laredo Country Club. Follow @BaylorMGolf on twitter for updates throughout the season.