Ashland Men End UIndy Invite’s First 36 Holes In 11th Place

The first 36 holes of the UIndy Invitational were played on Monday (Sept. 25), and Ashland University's men's golf team finished Day 1 in 11^th place in the 16-team tournament.
 
Thanks to a team showing of 299-295—594, the Eagles have recorded five sub-300 team scores in seven rounds so far this fall.
 
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• Fifth-year Andrew Kolar finished the day in a tie for 24^th place individually at 72-74—146. Kolar finished the day with five birdies.
• Sophomore Carter Mishler was next up in a tie for 32^nd at 73-74—147, and with four birdies, and junior Matthew McMullen is tied for 43^rd at 78-70—148, including six birdies in round No. 2 and seven overall.
• Fifth-year Logan Thomas is tied for 66^th (76-77—153, two birdies), and sophomore Scott Armstrong is in 87^th (92-81—173, one birdie).
• Grand Valley State leads the team standings through two rounds (284-279—563), followed by Ferris State (279-288—567) and Wayne State (284-288—572). There is a three-way tie atop the individual leaderboard - Grand Valley State's Drew Coble (71-67—138), Indianapolis' Simon Engman (71-67—138), and GVSU's Nick Krueger (68-70—138).

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The second and final day of the UIndy Invitational on Tuesday (Sept. 26).