Cavaliere Leads Through Two Rounds of Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate

Tournament Info

Team Results

Boston College sits in third place after the opening two rounds of play at the Turning Stone Tiger Invitational
The Eagles' 36-hole score of 588 is 12-over par for the tournament
BC opened the tournament with a first round combined score of 297 during Sunday's morning round, followed by a 291 in the afternoon round
Host school Missouri sits atop the team leaderboard at 560 (-16), followed by North Dakota State (572; -4)
Bethune-Cookman is in fourth place, while Wright State and Detroit Mercy are tied for fifth.

Individual Results

Christian Cavaliere leads the way individually, at 8-under par (136). The junior shot an even-par 72 during the morning round and blazed a 64 during the afternoon's 18 holes of play. Cavaliere was 6-under on the back nine, posting six birdies and three pars.
Brandon Kewalramani is tied for 24th place, at 3-over par (147). The sophomore opened tournament play with a 73 (+1), posting three birdies on his scorecard. During the afternoon round, Kewalramani carded two more birdies en route to a 74 (+2).
Mac Webster - in his first collegiate tournament - sits in a tie for 38th place (149, +7). Over the final 30 holes of play on Sunday, Webster was just 2-over. He recorded four birdies on the day.
Matt Naumec is tied for 57th place (152, +10). The senior carded a pair of 77's during the first and second rounds of play. Naumec posted three birdies and 22 pars over the 36 holes.
Kevin Paek finished the first day of play tied for 74th place (157, +13). Paek opened with a 79 during the morning session, followed by a 78 in the second round.
Three Eagles golfers were competing as individuals. Jack Cammisa sits in a tie for 64th place (76-79=155, +11), Ryan Kinkead is tied for 87th place (87-75=162, +18), and Tyler Hatton is in 94th place (81-86=167; +23).