Filip Jakubcik holds the individual lead (Arizona Athletics Photo)

The Cardinals are 9-over and hold a two-shot lead over the Wildcats, who are 11-over. Arizona held a six-shot lead over Stanford after a first-round 2-under 348, but some struggles arose in the second round, and the Wildcats shot 13-over to fall to 11-over total, while Stanford shot a 3-over 353 to sit at 9-under and two shots ahead of Arizona.

Washington is lurking as well. At 12-over, Washington is sitting in solo third place, only three shots back of Stanford and one shot back of Arizona in second place.

San Diego State is also still in the hunt at 13-over, in solo fourth place, while Oregon and BYU ate T5 at 15-over. Texas is in solo seventh place at 16-over, and California is in solo eighth place at 20-over.

In the individual competition, Filip Jakubcik of Arizona leads by one shot at 4-under over Mahanth Chirravuri of Pepperdine, who is in solo second place at 3-under. 

Jakubcik has shot rounds of 68-68, and his second round of 2-under 68 consisted of five birdies, one bogey, and a double bogey on hole No. 13. After that double bogey, he bounced back strong, birding holes No. 14 and 15 to get back on track and back to the top of the leaderboard. 

Jakubcik is currently ranked No. 171 in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Rankings.

Karl Vilips of Stanford, Garrett Engle of Chattanooga, Nathan Petronzio of Texas, and Xuan Luo of San Jose State are all T3 at 2-under, and 16 golfers are within four shots of the lead, making for a thrilling finish.

Michael Thorbjornsen of Stanford, the No. 2 ranked golfer in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Rankings, is T10 at even par.

You can catch the final round on Wednesday from 7:00 p.m. ET to 10:00 p.m. ET on Golf Channel.

Pasatiempo, designed by Alister Mackenzie, has long been a member of Golf Digest's Top 100 courses list. Mackenzie also designed the famed Cypress Point and Augusta National Golf Clubs. On October 5, 2010, it was the host course of the 2010 Stocker Cup Qualifier.

San Jose State University hosts a 54-hole men's college tournament. The Western is one of the most highly recognized national collegiate tournaments. It has been conducted since 1946 by Pasatiempo Golf Club, a historic venue where a player’s talent is always well-tested. Pasatiempo perennially ranks among the best by all major golf publications.

The format is slightly different from most college events. Six-player teams determine the team score by taking the best five scores each round.