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Division I

Chattanooga Leads Visit Knoxville Collegiate Through Two Rounds as Evan Rogers Tops Individual Standings

By Matthew Goldstein 1 min read
CGN news graphic announcing Chattanooga leads the Visit Knoxville Collegiate through two rounds as Evan Rogers tops the individual standings.
Chattanooga leads the Visit Knoxville Collegiate through two rounds, while Evan Rogers holds the individual lead at Fox Den Country Club.
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Chattanooga holds a one-stroke lead through two rounds of the Visit Knoxville Collegiate at Fox Den Country Club after finishing Monday at 8 under.

The Mocs opened with a 3-under first round before posting a 5-under second round to move to the top of the 17-team field. Georgia and Memphis are tied for second at 7 under, while Vanderbilt sits fourth at 4 under.

North Carolina is fifth at 3 under, followed by South Carolina at 2 under. Liberty, Toledo, Mississippi State and host Tennessee are tied at 1 under.

Team Standings Through Two Rounds

1. Chattanooga, 8 under
T2. Georgia, 7 under
T2. Memphis, 7 under

4. Vanderbilt, 4 under

5. North Carolina, 3 under

6. South Carolina, 2 under
T7. Liberty, 1 under
T7. Toledo, 1 under
T7. Mississippi State, 1 under
T7. Tennessee, 1 under

Chattanooga also owns the individual lead behind Evan Rogers, who sits at 6 under after rounds of 3 under and 3 under.

Five players are one shot back at 5 under. North Carolina’s Carson Bertagnole, Mississippi State’s Yago Mateo Horno, Chattanooga’s Camden Braidech, NC State’s Pearce Lewin and Memphis’ Yixiang Wang share second place.

Toledo’s Zane Aiken, Georgia’s Hamilton Coleman and Virginia Tech’s Sahish Reddy are tied for seventh at 4 under. Mississippi State’s Arth Sinha is part of the group tied for 10th at 3 under.

Individual Leaders Through Two Rounds

  1. Evan Rogers, Chattanooga, 6 under
    T2. Carson Bertagnole, North Carolina, 5 under
    T2. Yago Mateo Horno, Mississippi State, 5 under
    T2. Camden Braidech, Chattanooga, 5 under
    T2. Pearce Lewin, NC State, 5 under
    T2. Yixiang Wang, Memphis, 5 under
    T7. Zane Aiken, Toledo, 4 under
    T7. Hamilton Coleman, Georgia, 4 under
    T7. Sahish Reddy, Virginia Tech, 4 under
    T10. Arth Sinha, Mississippi State, 3 under

The final round is scheduled for Tuesday at Fox Den Country Club in Knoxville.

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