Men's Golf in Sixth After Second Round at Ivy Championship

Saturday, April 25

Bethlehem, Pa.

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Dartmouth College

Day Two

Men's Golf in Sixth After Second Round at Ivy Championship

4/25/2015 9:39:00 PM | Men's Golf

By: Dartmouth

BETHLEHEM, Pa. — 36 holes are in the books and the Dartmouth men's golf team is in sixth place falling two spots after the second round of the Ivy League Men's Golf Championship at Saucon Valley Golf Club in Bethlehem, Pa.

Princeton remains on top and lowered its score to 18-over after shooting a 293 on Saturday. Penn is now second with a little bit of breathing room away from Columbia whose third place overall score of 605 is three ahead of Harvard (608).

Princeton's Quinn Prchal is the individual leader and dropped his score from a 75 in the opening round to a 68 for a 1-under 143. Freshman Edric Wung is now 8-over and tied for 11th.

Sophomore Scott Jaster moved up two positions and is tied for 14th with a 9-over 153. Jaster carded a 75 on Saturday.

Junior Charles Cai improved a stroke and is tied for 19th after shooting a 77 on the day. Cai's 11-over 155 is third best on the team.

Senior Charlie Edler is in 28th with a 13-over 157, followed by junior Dylan Rusk at 32nd with a 15-over 159.

The Big Green will finish the championship on Sunday morning.