Lexington, Ky - Colonels finished the Transylvania invite in 6th place out of 16 teams. 

Round one delivered a competitive start, with Ben Bevington leading the way after an even-par 72. Bevington posted a steady opening round of 35 on the front nine before finishing with a 37 on the back nine to remain firmly in contention.

Charlie Reber matched Bevington's 72, also finishing even par. Reber carded a 35 on the front nine and a 37 coming home, putting himself in a strong position heading into the next round.

Benjamin Meredith opened with a 72 as well, shooting 34 on the front nine and 38 on the back. His strong start helped offset a tougher finish and kept him within striking distance.

Carl Space finished with a 75, including rounds of 37 and 38, while Peyton Toon closed with a 78 after rounds of 36 and 42.

With the leader board tightly packed, the stage is set for an important second round as players look to make their move up the standings.

Reber led the way in the second round, posting an even-par 36 on the back nine after opening his round with a 2-under 34. His 2-under 70 for the round moved him to 2-under for the tournament and kept him among the tournament leaders.

Ben Bevington followed with a 1-under 71, matching his opening-round score and moving to 4-under for the tournament. Bevington made the turn at 3-under 33 before finishing with a 2-over 38.

Carl Space carded an even-par 72, while Peyton Toon finished with a 3-over 75. Space remained steady throughout his round, while Toon battled through the back nine after making the turn at 1-over.

Bevington fired a 3-under-par 69 in the final round, finishing with a 4-under 33 on the front nine and an even-par 36 on the back. His 69 brought his tournament total to 4-under 212 and secured a top-10 finish, as he tied for 10th on the individual leader board.

Charlie Reber posted a 2-over 72 in the final round, finishing the tournament at 2-under 214 and tying for 14th overall. Reber remained steady throughout the round, recording a 35 on the front nine and 37 on the back.

Peyton Toon carded a 2-over 74, finishing the tournament at 9-over, while Carl Space recorded a 4-over 76 to finish at 7-over. Benjamin Meredith closed with a 7-over 79 and finished at 11-over.

The Colonels' balanced lineup helped Centre finish sixth as a team, giving the Colonels a solid start to the fall campaign.