MEMPHIS, Tenn.- On Tuesday, Centre men's golf entered their final round of their regular season play. Taking on 18-holes in day two of the Cochran Collegiate, the Colonels held firm to finish 16^th overall with a team score of 950 (333-305-312). 

No. 9 Oglethorpe finished first overall with a team score of 899 while No. 10 Lynchburg took second with a combined mark of 904. Babson rounded out the top three with a score of 913. 

Harrison Akers jumped 16 spots to land in a tie for 28^th overall with a completed score of 232 (82-75-75). At the end of his play, the junior ranked fourth in the tournament for par 4s, averaging 4.17. The Colonel also tallied the third most birdies with a grand total of ten. 

Evan Avret also made his way up the individual leaderboard, improving five seeds to tie for 35^th with a final mark of 234 (84-72-78). After three rounds, the rookie ranked fourth out of 90 athletes for total pars with 36. 

Charlie Morgan put together a score of 238 (81-77-80) to land in a tie for 57^th. 

Cameron Bassel continuously improved between every round, shaving seven strokes off between rounds one and three. With a final score of 246 (86-81-79), the Colonel tied for 75^th.

Jack Butts held steady in 88^th place, finishing with a completed mark of 253 (88-82-83). 
 
MONDAY RECAP
On Monday, the Centre men's golf team opened their play in the Cochran Collegiate, hosted by Rhodes College. After 36-holes, the Colonels rest in 16th with a team score of 638 (333-305).

Babson rests in first with a combined mark of 599 (306-293) while Lynchburg sits in second with a team score of 601 (299-302). Oglethorpe rounds out the top three with a combined mark of 603 (303-300).
 
Evan Avret led the Colonels through day one, landing in a tie for 40^th with a completed score of 156 (84-72). At the end of his 36-holes, the rookie ranked fifth on the individual leaderboard for his number of pars with 24 total.

Harrison Akers was the final Colonel to crack the top 50, tying for 44^th with a combined mark of 157 (82-75). Ahead of day two, Akers ranks second on the individual leaderboard for birdies with seven. The junior also ranks fifth
for par 4s, averaging 4.10.

Charlie Morgan landed in a tie for 53^rd with a score of 158 (81-77). The senior shot no worse than a bogey in round two to shave four strokes off between his two rounds. 

Rounding out the Colonels line-up, Cameron Bassel presently rests in a tie for 83^rd with a score of 167 (86-81) while Jack Butts sits in a tie for 88^th with a combined mark of 170 (88-82).

UP NEXT 
The Colonels will return to action in the Southern Athletic Association (SAA) Conference Tournament on Apr. 25^th.