CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Fredric Sundberg holds in the individual lead and Campbell stands eighth in the team standings after 36 holes Monday of the Palisades Collegiate Classic at Palisades Country Club.

The fourth-ranked Charlotte 49ers raced to a 14-stroke lead after the first two rounds. The third and final round will be played Tuesday with tee times slated to begin at 8:00 a.m.

Charlotte stands at 14-under par 562 (279-283) after two rounds – the only school in the 14-team field to best par. Augusta State is in second-place at even-par 576 while USC Upstate is third at plus-one 576. Campbell is tied for eighth in the team standings at 583, but just seven strokes out of second place.

Charlotte shot nine-under par 279 to take the lead in the first round and then added a five-under par 283 in round two – giving Charlotte two of the best three rounds of the day. USC Upstate shot minus-eight 280 in round one and Belmont Abbey matched the 49ers' five-under par 283 in round two.

Sundberg leads the field at eight-under, 136 after back-to-back 68s on the par-72, 6797-yard layout. His total was the team's best 36-hole individual mark of the year and tied for the fourth-lowest in CU Division I era history.

Josh Gallman of USC Upstate and Tarik Can of Augusta State are tied for second at seven-under 137 while Charlotte's Andrew DiBitetto and Corey Nagy are tied for fourth at minus-six 138.

USC Upstate's Tyler Tucker shared the first round lead at 67 with Davidson's Christopher Rollins.