Arkansas moved into first place following the second round of the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational on Sunday, October 18, at Fallen Oak Golf Club in Saucier, Mississippi.

The Razorbacks posted a one under par second round to move to three over for the tournament, taking a three stroke lead over Illinois, which sits in second place at six over.

Wake Forest recorded the lowest team score of the second round at four under par, climbing into a tie for third at seven over alongside Ohio State and Tennessee.

Ohio State, which led after Saturday’s opening round at even par, posted a seven over second round.

South Carolina moved into sixth place at eight over after shooting three under on Sunday. LSU and Alabama share seventh at nine over, followed by Georgia in ninth at 10 over and Ole Miss in 10th at 16 over.

The 15 team tournament is hosted by Southern Miss and concludes Monday, October 19.

Round Two Team Standings

1. Arkansas: +3

2. Illinois: +6

T3. Wake Forest: +7

T3. Ohio State: +7

T3. Tennessee: +7

6. South Carolina: +8

T7. LSU: +9

T7. Alabama: +9

9. Georgia: +10

10. Ole Miss: +16

T11. Florida State: +18

T11. Mississippi State: +18

13. Southern Miss: +25

14. Wisconsin: +34

15. Iowa: +43

Hayes Takes Individual Lead After Six Under Second Round

LSU’s Daniel Hayes moved into the individual lead after shooting six under par in Sunday’s second round.

Hayes, who opened the tournament with a two over round, sits at four under through 36 holes and holds a one stroke advantage over Illinois’ Max Herendeen.

Herendeen followed his opening round of two under with a one under performance on Sunday to reach three under for the tournament.

Three players share third place at two under: Mississippi State’s Finn Burkholder, Florida State’s Jack Whaley and Arkansas’ Thomas Curry.

Curry moved up the leaderboard after shooting three under in the second round, improving from one over to two under overall.

Five players are tied for sixth at one under, including Wake Forest’s Nolan Harper, South Carolina’s Tjelle Rieger and Talan Harrison, Alabama’s Nicholas Gross and Arkansas’ Gerardo Gomez.

Round Two Individual Leaders

1. Daniel Hayes, LSU: −4

2. Max Herendeen, Illinois: −3

T3. Finn Burkholder, Mississippi State: −2

T3. Jack Whaley, Florida State: −2

T3. Thomas Curry, Arkansas: −2

T6. Nolan Harper, Wake Forest: −1

T6. Tjelle Rieger, South Carolina: −1

T6. Talan Harrison, South Carolina: −1

T6. Nicholas Gross, Alabama: −1

T6. Gerardo Gomez, Arkansas: −1

The final round of the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational is scheduled for Monday, October 19, with Arkansas holding a three stroke advantage in the team competition and Hayes leading the individual standings by one stroke.

Sources

2026 Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational Team Leaderboard

2026 Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational Individual Leaderboard