LAFAYETTE, LA. ? Chris Marshall finished in a tie for 11th place as Kansas University earned a share of seventh of out 15 teams at the Louisiana Classic on Tuesday.

Marshall, a junior, carded a 75 for a three-round total of 218 on the 7,002-yard, par-72 Oakbourne Country Club. The Jayhawks finished with 881 strokes for the tournament. Southern Methodist University won the event with a 864, followed by Tulsa and Baylor at 873.

KU senior Travis Hurst carded a 73 to finish at 220, earning him a share of 18th place. Senior Casey Harbour fired a 74 for 221 and a tie at 23rd. Sophomore Tyler Hall was tied for 29th place with 222 strokes after shooting a 75. Freshman Andrew Price also had a 75, giving him a three-round total of 230 and a tie for 64th place.

KU freshman Kevin Ward, competing as an individual, shot a third-round 81 for a three-round total of 239.

Kansas will compete in the Cleveland Golf Collegiate Championships on March 18-19 in Aiken, S.C.

Team scores: Southern Methodist 864, Tulsa 873, Baylor 873, Texas-San Antonio 875, Texas A&M 878, Colorado 879, Kansas 881, Texas Tech 881, North Texas 882, Missouri 889, Memphis 890, Southern Mississippi 891, Louisiana-Lafayette 893, Arkansas 900, Rice 925.

Winner: Jerome Theunis, SMU, 213.

Kansas scores: T11. Chris Marshall, 218. T18. Travis Hurst, 220. T23. Casey Harbour, 221. T29. Tyler Hall, 222. T64. Andrew Price, 230. 79. x-Kevin Ward, 239.

x-denotes participation as an individual