CHAMBERS BAY, Wash. -- Former UTB/TSC golfer Brock Crosson shot a 74 Tuesday, but failed to make the cut at the 2010 U.S. Amateur Championship at Chambers Bay Golf Club Tuesday.

Together with a 12-over-par 83 Monday, Crosson's 157 total left him 21 shots behind the tournament leader. He finished in a tie for 196th place in a field of 312 golfers.putting him far behind the leaders after the second day of the tournament.

CHAMBERS BAY, Wash. -- Brock Crosson, who played with the UTB/TSC men's golf team for the last two years, had an awful start at the 2010 U.S. Amateur Championship at Chambers Bay Golf Club Monday.

Crosson shot a 12-over-par 83 Monday, putting him far behind the leaders after the first day of the tournament. Crosson needs an outstanding round Tuesday to advance out of stroke play.

LONDON, Ontario -- Brock Crosson, who played with the UTB/TSC men's golf team for the last two years, dropped out of contention with a 78 score in the final round of the Canadian Men's Amateur Championship at the London Hunt and Country Club Sunday.

Crosson finished with rounds of 69-75-74 before Sunday's 78 to finish with a 296 score that left him in 59th place. Crosson, who was tied for third after the opening round, finished 25 shots behind the tournament champion.

LONDON, Ontario -- Former UTB/TSC golfer Brock Crosson shot a two-over par 74 Saturday Friday to fade to 21st place  after the second day of the Canadian Men's Amateur Championship at the London Hunt and Country Club Thursday.

Crosson has a three-round total of 218, which is 13 shots behind tournament leader Albin Choi. His score puts him in a eight-way tie for 30th place going into Sunday's final round.

LONDON, Ontario -- Former UTB/TSC golfer Brock Crosson shot a three-over par Friday to fade to 21st place  after the second day of the Canadian Men's Amateur Championship at the London Hunt and Country Club Thursday.

Crosson played for the Scorpions two years during the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons. He was one of three seniors this past year with the Scorpions, who won three tournaments and placed second in two others. He is returning to UTB/TSC in the fall semester and hopes to graduate in May 2011.