SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - The High Point University men's golf team went to the Lone Star State to compete in the Military City Collegiate on Monday and Tuesday. Some early morning frost delayed both mornings, pushing a trio of Panthers to finish round two on Tuesday morning before the final 18 holes at a windy Hill Country Golf Club in San Antonio, Texas.

The Panthers' best round came in the second round, where the team shot an even 288 to work themselves into the top 10 before finishing seventh. Shlok Jain finished in the top 20 for the second straight week as Tully Super joined his fellow sophomore amongst the top-20 player leaderboard.

Head Coach Logan Davis: "Great tournament down in San Antonio this week. I could definitely tell the team was a little out of their comfort zone as the Hill Country Golf Club is very difficult the first few times you see it. I thought we did a lot well as a team this week and saw a few areas we can touch up on individually going into our next event. Conditions were very tough as winds were gusting up to 35 mph throughout the tournaments and the pins were tucked tight to the edges on every hole. I was happy to see how we handled bouncing back after a tough first round, and it was good to have Tully and Shlok finish both in the top 20."
 

Site: San Antonio, Texas

Course: TPC San Antonio-Canyon Course

Par/Yardage: 72/7,106
 

HPU Top Finisher: Shlok Jain T15 (74, 72, 77) +7

HPU Team Finish: 7th of 12 teams —  301, 288, 314 (903) +39
 

Panther Placement:

T15 Shlok Jain +7 (74, 72, 77) 223

T20 Tully Super +8 (74, 71, 79) 224

T33 Carter Pitcairn +11 (76, 72, 79) 227

T45 Sean Shallat +15 (77, 74, 80) 231

57 Burch Harrison +18 (82, 73, 79) 234
 

Jain, who placed tied for 15th, shot even on round two with a total of eight birdies on day one. The sophomore shot 3-under on Par 5 holes and was tied second overall in the tournament in total birdies with 12.

Super shot two-over-par 74 in round one, but followed it up by shooting one-under-par 71 in the second. He recorded an eagle on the 12th hole. Super shot par the sixth most with 35 and tied for 20th place.

In round two, Pitcairn shot even with five of his nine total birdies. Overall, he shot 2-under on Par-5 holes. Pitcairn tied for 33rd place. Shallat shot two-over-par 74 to round out the Panthers' dominant second round. The freshman shot his first eagle of the tournament on the same hole and round Super did (2nd, 12). Shallat recorded his second eagle on the same hole in round three. He was one of just two golfers to record multiple eagles. Shallat shot 2-under on Par-5 holes for a T45 finish.

Harrison shot one-over-par 73 in round two and had two birdies on the 10th and 12th holes. The senior shot the second-most pars of the tournament with 37. Harrison concluded the tournament, placing 57th.

Up Next: The Panthers will have just under a month off from competition before traveling for the Austin Peay Intercollegiate on the Greystone Golf Club in Dickson, Tenn. The tournament will be played from March 22-24.

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