Dates	Mar. 8-10 | Tee Times (11:45 a.m. Eastern for first round)
Course	Old Macdonald Course(par 71/6,902 yards)
Location (Host)	Bandon Dunes Golf Resort (Bandon, Ore.) (Host: Gonzaga)
Live Coverage	Here
Previous Champion	Long Beach State claimed the 2012 tournament by virtue of a scorecard tie breaker vs. Washington ... Washington won in 2011 and Notre Dame won the inaugural championship in 2010 ... In 2012, Chris William (Washington) carded a course-record 66 in the final round to win medalist honors.
UNCW last time	The Seahawks struggled in their spring debt, finishing eighth at the Del Walker Intercollegiate, hosted by Long Beach State.
Other teams competing	The tournament field includes Colorado, Fresno State, Gonzaga, Long Beach State, Northern Colorado, Cal State Northridge, Oregon, Pacific, San Jose State, Santa Clara, SMU, UC Davis, UCLA, UMKC, UNCW, Utah Valley, Washington State and Washington.
UNCW Lineup	Payne McLeod Junior	Thomas Bass Senior	Dylan Harris Soph.	Stefan Brewer RS Junior	Josh Woodfox Junior
Next tournament for UNCW	Seahawk Intercollegiate (Wilmington, N.C.), Mar. 24-25
2012-13 UNCW Virtual Guide

WILMINGTON, North Carolina - The Seahawks return to the west coast for the Band Dunes Championship hosted by Gonzaga this weekend, beginning on Mar. 8. UNCW is looking to wash away the bad taste of an eighth-place finish at the Del Walker in late February in Long Beach, Calif.

At the Del Walker, junior Payne McLeod led the Seahawks with a 24th-place finish while Thomas Bass and Dylan Harris tied for 35th overall. For Harris, it was his season debut. Stefan Brewer and Ryan Nagy finished 38th and 43rd, respectively.

Jumping into the Seahawk lineup this tournament is junior Josh Woodfox, who tied for 33rd at the Del Walker, playing as an individual. Washington boasts a pair of top-10 players in Cheng-Tsung Pan (third) and Trevor Simsby (eighth) and UCLA's Pontus Widegren is 11th nationally.

The field is a strong as Washington and UCLA are ranked fourth and sixth, respectively, by Golfweek, while Oregon checks in at 49.

"This is another strong tournament and one that we're looking forward to competing in," said UNCW Head Coach Matt Clark. "Things didn't go well in the opener and we want to put that behind us. We've done a good job in the past in learning from mistakes and progressing."