LSU takes first-day lead
AWENDAW -- LSU, led by Sang Yi's 2-under-par 69, grabbed the first-round lead in the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate tournament Sunday. The Tigers are at 4-over-par 288, one shot ahead of Duke and two shots ahead of Wake Forest.
Clemson is sixth at 10-over 294, while South Carolina is eighth at 296 and College of Charleston is 15th at 314.
N.C. State sophomore Matt Hill is the individual leader at 3-under 68, a shot ahead of Yi Wake Forest's Travis Wadkins. Clemson's Jacob Burger, Duke's Spencer Anderson and Auburn's Will McCurdy are another shot back at 70.
The tournament continues through Tuesday.
TEAM STANDINGS
- LSU, 288; 2. Duke 289; 3. Wake Forest 290; 4 (tie) Auburn and N.C. State 291; 6. Clemson 294; 7. Virginia 295; 8. South Carolina 296; 9. Kentucky 299; 10. Chattanooga 300; 11. East Tennessee State 301; 12. Augusta State 302; 13. (tie) Central Florida and Long Beach State 307; 15. College of Charleston 314.
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
Matt Hill, N.C. State 68
Travis Wadkins, Wake Forest 69
Sang Yi, LSU 69
Spencer Anderson, Duke 70
Jacob Burger, Clemson 70
Will McCurdy, Auburn 70
Kyle Kopsick, Auburn 71
Patrick Rada, South Carolina 71
George Bryan IV, South Carolina 72
Brendan Gielow, Wake Forest 72
Austin Gutgsell, LSU 72
Luke Hopkins, Clemson 72
Mitchell Krywulycz, Augusta State 72
Andrew Loupe, LSU 72
Brad Revell, N.C. State 72
Kyle Stough, Virginia 72
Lee Bedford, Wake Forest 73
Jordan Blann, Kentucky 73
Will Collins, Virginia 73
Mads Kristensen, Kentucky 73
Adam Long, Duke 73
Paul O'Kane, East Tennessee State 73
Brinson Paolini, Duke 73
Patrick Reed, Augusta State 73
Wes Roach, Duke 73
STATE TEAMS
College of Charleston: Tim Mitchell, 76; John Duke Hudson, 79; Seth Stuart, 79; Harrison Moore, 80; Michael Montgomery, 83.
Clemson: Jacob Burger, 70; Luke Hopkins, 72; Ben Martin, 76; Corbin Mills, 76; Crawford Reeves, 78.
South Carolina: Patrick Rada, 71; George Bryan IV, 72; Wesley Bryan, 75; Paul Woodbury, 78; Clint Tolleson, 79.
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