Results

• Team
• Individual
• Combined

Tournament Info

• The Country Club of Virginia (Tuckahoe Course) - Richmond, Va.
• Par 72 (6,927 yards)
• First & Second Rounds: Monday, Sept. 13
• Third Round: Tuesday, Sept. 14
• The Field: 12 teams, 72 golfers

Team Results

• After two rounds of play, Rhode Island is tied with Maryland for eighth place among the field of 12.
• The Rams were in fourth place after the first round, combining for a 4-under 284 the first time through.
• In the afternoon round however, URI shot 2-over to drop four spots on the leaderboard with a two-round combined score of 2-under (284-290=574).
• Richmond (-18) leads the field after the first day of play, followed by VCU (-11) and William & Mary (-10).
• Rhody ranks third among the five Atlantic 10 teams competing, ahead of George Mason (+5) and St. Bonaventure (+22) but behind both Richmond (-18) and VCU (-11).

Individual Results

• Redshirt senior Jordan Brajcich leads the Rams after the first day of competition, in a tie for 16th place. He finished the first round 3-under (69) and was even (72) the second time through.
• Sophomore Nate Ingram is tied for 28th overall, even through 36 holes. He went 1-under in the morning and 1-over in the afternoon
• Redshirt senior Brandon Gillis is one stroke behind Ingram with a 1-over 145 (73-72), which has him tied for 34th place.
• Sophomore Andrew DiPetrillo was 1-under after the first 18, but got tripped up with a triple bogey on the fourth hole the second time through. Like Gillis, he will enter Tuesday's final round tied for 34th overall at 145 (71-74).
• Junior Bryson Richards is tied for 52nd place, combining for a two-round score of 149 (76-73).

Head Coach Gregg Burke Said...

• It was a solid day for us but we dropped too many shots in the final four holes.
• A week ago, we saw our first two players finish 1-over and the next three combine to finish 32 over. Today our first three were 7-over and the other two were 3-under. That shows we can be very, very good.
• There was a lot of excitement when we climbed to second late in the first round, but as we always say when we are playing poorly, "It is a 54-hole tournament." The same is true when you are playing well. You have to play all 54 before you evaluate how well you played.

Up Next
The Rams return to The Country Club of Virginia on Tuesday morning for the tournament's final round.