Arizona State moved to the top of the leaderboard of the highly-competitive 15-team field after shooting 282 on Tuesday for a two-day score of 576. Texas sits in second (578), while Oklahoma (580) dropped to third. The Eagles are tied with host North Texas with a 36-hole score of 605. Fellow ASUN member Liberty sits fourth with a score of 587.
"I'm proud of our guys as they did a good job and stayed patient today," said head coach Andrew Danna. "They are working hard despite some mistakes made today. We look forward to another opportunity to get better tomorrow."
Brady Madsen (Raymond, Minn./MacCray HS/Winona State) led the Eagles in the second round after shooting 75 cutting three strokes off his Monday performance. He sits tied for 47th with Austin Cherichella (Orlando, Fla./Lake Nona HS) who shot 77 on Tuesday for a two-day total of 153.
Jon Hopkins (Bishop's Stortford, England/Mississippi Gulf Coast CC) matched his first round score of 76, while Pierre Viallaneix (Apopka, Fla./Winter Park HS/Western Carolina) carded an 80 on Tuesday. After sitting tied for second with a two-under par 70, Frankie Capan III (North Oaks, Minn./Northwest Christian HS/Alabama) fell into a tie for 36th shooting 81 in the second round.
After shooting three over on the front nine, Madsen finished the back side even after picking up a bogey on No. 11 before then carding a birdie on No. 14.
Hopkins bounced back from a triple on No. 10 to pick up a pair of birdies on the next three holes. He finished a par on four of the next five to match his Monday score of 76.
Cherichella and Capan each had good starts on the day going two-over and even, respectively, on the front nine, but struggled on the back side. Viallaneix also played well on the front to hit the turn at two over, but saw the same struggles on the back as Cherichella and Capan.
The Eagles will close out the Maridoe Collegiate on Wednesday with Viallaneix teeing off at 9 AM followed by Madsen, Cherichella, Hopkins, and Capan. Golf Channel television coverage will begin at 4 PM ET for the final round action.
2021 Maridoe Collegiate Invitational (6/4/21 GolfStat.com Rankings)
1 - #5 Arizona State – 294-282 – 576
2 - #11 Texas – 294-284 – 578
3 - #2 Oklahoma – 290-290 – 580
4 - #24 Liberty – 291-296 – 587
T5 - #13 Texas A&M – 298-292 – 590
T5 - #12 Texas Tech – 299-291 – 590
7 - #34 Baylor – 295-296 – 591
8 - #49 Ohio State – 298-295 – 593
T9 - #9 Wake Forest – 305-289 – 594
T9 - #18 SMU – 303-291 – 594
T11 - #63 North Texas – 303-302 – 605
T11 - #65 FGCU – 297-308 – 605
13 - #37 TCU – 299-315 – 614
14 - #75 USC – 309-313 – 622
15 – Howard – 342-334 – 676
FGCU Lineup
T36 - Frankie Capan – 70-81 - 151
T43 - Jon Hopkins – 76-76 – 152
T47 - Austin Cherichella – 76-77 – 153
T47 - Brady Madsen – 78-75 - 153
T56 - Pierre Viallaneix – 75-80 – 155
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