DAVIDSON, N.C. — In their second tournament of the fall and first under new High Point University Head Coach Logan Davis, Shlok Jain paced the men's golf team with a top-10 individual finish in wet conditions.

The River Run Collegiate was shortened to two rounds due to the rain that dampened the course and created standing water on the greens. As a team, HPU finished ninth while Charlie Barr finished 11th individually on Tuesday.

Head Coach Logan Davis: "I was super excited to get to my first tournament with the team and to learn more about their games. Unfortunately, the tournament was cut short to 36 holes due to weather; however, I saw a lot of positives out of each player on the team. I believe this team has incredible talent, and I am excited to see how far we can progress. After our first tournament together, I am extremely excited to get to the Rod Meyers Invitational this coming weekend."
 
Site: Davidson, N.C.
Course: River Run Country Club  
Par/Yardage: 72/7300
 
HPU Top Finisher: Shlok Jain (10)  —  73, 73 (146) +2
HPU Team Finish: 9 of 11 teams — 308, 298 (606) +30

Panther Placement:
10 Shlok Jain +2 (73, 73)
24 Grady Newton +6 (75, 75)
46 Fred Roberts IV +11 (79, 76)
51 Ryan Demit +13 (83, 74)
54 Tully Super +14 (81, 77)
(IND) 11 Charlie Barr +3 (77, 70)
 
Shlok Jain was a steady leader for the second tournament in a row, climbing into the top-10 and putting together a pair of 1-over-par 73 rounds. Grady Newton battled through the soggy conditions with two rounds of 75 to finish in the top 24 golfers.

Fred Roberts IV carded a 79 and 76, respectively, while Ryan Demit made his way into the starting lineup and shot an 83 before shaving off nine shots in round two for a 2-over-par 74.

Alike Demit, Tully Super was in the top five golfers as the freshman carded a round one 83 and wrapped up the tournament with a 5-over-par 77.

Competing as an individual, Charlie Barr had the most impressive round by a Panther with a 2-under-par 70 in round two as it rose him up the leaderboard to 11th. He sunk two birdies on the first two holes while paring the next 16 for an unblemished final round.

Up Next: HPU heads to Durham for the Rod Myers Invitational on Sunday-Monday, Sept. 22-23.