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Austin Peay Governors Gov hindered by slow start, injury at F&M Bank APSU IntercollegiateAustin Peay Sports Information
However, No. 3 Tyler Phillips‘ 72 was the only other round to find par or better in the morning as the Govs combined for a 289 that was tied for 10th after the morning. The afternoon round was overshadowed by Kramer’s withdrawal at the turn after suffering an injury at No. 9. In addition, as the day got warmer, the wind died down making The Links at Novadell particularly vulnerable to low scoring.
Austin Peay was one of those teams making a big afternoon move, following its 289 with a 281. Phillips led the effort in the afternoon, following his even-par morning round with a two-under 70 to help the Govs cause. His two-under 142 after the opening day is tied for 23rd and leads the Govs.
Arens improved by four shots during the day, shooting a 70 in the afternoon after a 74 in the morning and sits tied for 28th with an even-par 144. Hedberg made a more modest two-shot improvement with a 73 in the second round and sits tied for 51st with a four-over 148. Playing as an individual, Alex Rios is just 2-over at 146 while APSU’s other individual, Sean Butscher, overcame the jitters of his first college tournament to shoot a second-round 1-over 73 after shooting an 81 morning round. Austin Peay will enter Day 2 of the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate tied for seventh with a 570. They trail the co-leaders UT Martin and Belmont by 25 shots. The Skyhawks opened with a 281 and improved with a 274 to post a 555. The Bruins were one-shot back after the first round but recovered in the second, their 282 and 273 combo good for a share of the lead.
“I think they understand it’s another four months before we play again,” said Wilson. “They know their backs are against the wall. There’s nothing left to do but fight. We’re going to go out there and finish the fall with a good round and see what happens.”
Richardson will be pushed on day two as nine other golfers lie within five shots of the lead and 27 golfers finished the day under par. Second day action at The Links at Novadell begins with a 9:00am shotgun start. Box ScoreF&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate
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