The Bulldogs placed 11^th at the inaugural Pearl at Kalauoa Invitational in 'Aiea on the island of O'ahu in Hawaii. The event concluded the fall portion of the team's 2025-26 schedule.
 
Derek Tabor and Logan Sutto paced the Bulldogs at four-over 220, finishing tied for 34^th.
 
West Virginia, ranked No. 31 nationally, took the team title at 843 (-21). The Mountaineers shot the best round of the two-day tournament in Thursday's final round, carding a 16-under 272. WVU was 11 shots ahead of UC San Diego.
 
The Bulldogs' best round of the event came Thursday at two-over 290. Butler finished 11^th after rounds of 292, 298 and 290 put them at 880 (+16). There were 18 teams in the field.
 
Nathan Tseng of UC San Diego took medalist honors at 10-under 206 with rounds of 69, 69 and 68. He was one shot ahead of Army's Tyson Sparks.
 
Butler freshman Marius Reiersen had a pair of eagles in Thursday's final round at the 6,955-yard Pearl at Kalauoa course. Sutto's final round 71 included five birdies.
 
Prior to the 54-hole event in Hawaii, Butler had posted Top-2 finishes in each of their first five events this fall, taking team titles at the season-opening Golden Grizzlies Intercollegiate, the Virtues Intercollegiate, and the Dayton Fall Invitational in their most recent outing.
 
THE BULLDOGS:
T34) Derek Tabor, 72-75-73—220 (+4)
T34) Logan Sutto, 73-76-71—220 (+4)
T41) Marius Reiersen, 73-71-77—221 (+5)
T51) Will Horne, 74-77-71—222 (+6)
T51) Jacob Tarkany (competing as an individual), 72-71-79—222 (+6)
T72) Leo Zurovac, 75-76-75—226 (+10)
 
The Bulldogs return to competition in February.