Springfield, OH - The Swarthmore College men's golf team finished the afternoon in 12th place out of 15 teams at the Jeff Roope Invitational on Monday. The Garnet sit at 34-over-par with several holes remaining in the second round, which was shortened due to darkness.
Alex Lyu led the Garnet after the opening day of the tournament, sitting at four-over-par with four holes remaining in the second round. The sophomore carded a six-over 78 in the opening round before bouncing back with a two-under performance through his first 14 holes of the second round.
HOW IT HAPPENED
- Lyu sits tied for 26th overall at four-over-par after Monday's action. The sophomore carded a six-over-par score in the opening round before bouncing back with a two-under performance in the second round. Lyu totaled three birdies and just one bogey with four holes remaining in the second round.
- Max Ash and Michael Yuen are both tied for 51st overall. Ash shot a team-low 76 (+4) in the opening round, but currently sits at six-over with five holes to play in the second. Yuen shot a nine-over to open the tournament, but responded nicely in the second round at one-over with three holes left.
- Michael Colabianchi resides in 61st overall at 12-over-par. The rookie carded an 82 (+10) in the opening round, but sits just two-over with three holes remaining in the second round.
- Frank Zhou rounded out the Garnet participants at 14-over-par. Zhou carded an 80 (+8) in the opening round and sits at six-over with three holes left in the second round.
UP NEXT
The Garnet finish off the final two rounds of play tomorrow.
