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UTEP's Dylan Teeter Earns CUSA Golfer of the Week Recognition Again

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Dylan Teeter from UTEP has been honored as the Conference USA Men’s Golfer of the Week, marking his third weekly accolade this season and the fifth of his career. His impressive performance at the Cowboy Classic, where he finished with an 8-under par 208, helped him secure a tie for sixth place among competitors. This achievement is notable as it reflects his best finish since September, where he led the Miners and tied for eighth overall with 14 birdies. Teeter's consistent performance has positioned him as a key player for the Miners, boasting a stroke average of 70.4.

Key Details: • Teeter's best finish since September occurred at the Cowboy Classic on March 31-April 1. • He shot 2-under par 70 in the third round, moving up two spots in the rankings. • Teeter tied for eighth overall in the tournament with 14 birdies.

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