‘Hoos remain in seventh place at Mason Rudolph Championship

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Posted on Saturday, Apr. 2, 2022, 7:50 pm

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The Virginia men’s golf team remained in seventh place after the second round of Vanderbilt’s Mason Rudolph Championship on Saturday. The Cavaliers shot 1-over 285 for the second consecutive day for a 36-hole total of 2-over 570. The host Commodores shot 14-under 270 to continue to lead the 15-team field at 32-under 536.

UVA freshman Deven Patel continues to lead the team, finishing the second round in 10th place at 4-under 138. He shot 1-under 70 during the second round. Sophomore George Duangmanee had the team’s best second-round performance, shooting 4-under 67. Duangmanee improved to 21st place at 2-under 140.

Both Pietro Bovari and Chris Fosdick shot 3-over 74 during the second round. Bovari is in 47th place at 144 while Fosdick is 75th at 150. Grayson Wotnosky shot 78 and is 80th at 152. Jaron Leasure, competing as an individual, posted a round of 81 and is in 87th place at 166.

Sunday’s third round is slated to begin at 7:30 a.m. The Cavaliers will be paired with Mississippi State and Louisiana Tech during the third round. Live scoring is online at Golfstat.com.

Mason Rudolph Championship

Vanderbilt Legends Club

Franklin, Tenn.

Par 71, 7,100 yards

Second Round Results

Team Results

  1. Vanderbilt             266-270-536
  2. Liberty                277-271-548
  3. Tennessee              275-280-555
  4. Middle Tennessee State 276-282-558
  5. Ohio State             282-278-560
  6. Cincinnati             278-285-563
  7. Virginia               285-285-570
  8. Mississippi State      285-285-570
  9. Louisiana Tech         286-286-572
  10. Ball State             285-288-573
  11. Santa Clara            289-285-574
  12. Memphis                291-285-576
  13. West Virginia          292-284-576
  14. Western Kentucky       290-290-580
  15. Kennesaw State         296-285-581

Individual Leaders

  1. Cole Sherwood, Vanderbilt         63-67-130
  2. Reid Davenport, Vanderbilt        68-66-134
  3. Jonathan Yaun, Liberty            67-67-134

Virginia Results

  1. Deven Patel        68-70-138
  2. George Duangmanee  73-67-140
  3. Pietro Bovari      70-74-144
  4. Chris Fosdick      76-74-150
  5. Grayson Wotnosky   74-78-152
  6. Jaron Leasure*     85-81-166

* Competing as an individual