ST. CHARLES, MO. ? Kansas University’s men’s golf team was in a tie for fifth place after two rounds of the Missouri Bluff Classic. Kansas opened the two-day tournament with a first round total of 292, then followed with a season-best round of 278 in the second round for a two-round total of 570 on the 7,047 yard, par-71 Missouri Bluffs Golf Club.

Illinois, ranked 12th in the nation, holds a four-stroke lead with a total of 559.

Senior Chris Marshall was tied for third place with a two-round score of 136. Junior Tyler Hall was tied for 15th place with a score of 141. Sophomore Andrew Price was at 146. Freshman Pete Krsnich had a 147. Freshmen Jason Sigler and Ryan Rainer were both at 148. The tournament concludes today.