BREMERTON, Wash. – Senior Trey Davis shoots a career-low (67) to tie for first (-5) during the opening round of the Mountain West Championship. Nevada (E) is fourth after the first round at Gold Mountain-Olympic Course in Bremerton, Washington.
 
Colorado State (-8) leads the field, Boise State is second (-6), San Diego State is third (-5), Nevada (E) is fourth, Wyoming is fifth (+2), and Utah State, Fresno State, and UNLV (+5) are tied for sixth. San Jose State (+6, 9th), New Mexico (+12, 10th), and Air Force (+24, 11th) round out the standings after Day 1.
 
Trey Davis (-5) shot a career-low five-under (67) to tie his lowest round during his time with Nevada. Davis hit the 67 marks twice this season (1st; Husky Invitational, 2nd; Lamkin San Diego Classic). He recorded only one bogey while sinking six birdies and making 11 pars during the first 18 holes. His 67 is the third-lowest single round at the MW Championship in program history. Davis is tied with Connor Jones of Colorado State for first and sitting two shots up on Skyler Eubank (-3, 69) of Boise State.
 
Quim Vidal Mora and Peyton Callens (+1) are tied for 20th after shooting 73. Vidal Mora made five birdies and Callens made three birdies during the first round. Michael Sarro shot 75 (+3) to tie for 35th. Sarro made two birdies with 11 pars during the opening 18 holes.
 
A.J. Lintunen (+4) is tied for 40th through Day 1 of the Mountain West Championship. Lintunen made two birdies, but a pair of bogeys and double bogeys dropped him to 76 for the round.
 
The Pack is back in action with Round 2 of the Mountain West Championships at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Apr. 30 at the Gold Mountain-Olympic Course in Bremerton, Wash.

Nevada Scores
t-1 Trey Davis -5 (67) 
t-20 Quim Vidal Mora +1 (73) 
t-20 Peyton Callens +1 (73)
t-35 Michael Sarro +3 (75)
t-40 A.J. Lintunen +4 (76) 

Team Scores
1. Colorado State -8 (280) 
2. Boise State -6 (282)
3. San Diego State -5 (283)
4. Nevada E (288)
5. Wyoming +2 (290)
t-6 Utah State +5 (293) 
t-6 Fresno State +5 (293)
t-6 UNLV +5 (293)
9. San Jose State +6 (294)
10. New Mexico +12 (300) 
11. Air Force +25 (313)