KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – Freshman Craig Hornberger shot an even-par 72 and Campbell moved up to 16th place on the team leader board after Monday's second round of the Wendy's Kiawah Classic men's golf tournament.
Tuesday's final round begins at 8:00 a.m. Live scoring is available on-line at Golfstat.com.
A product of Lancaster, Pa., Hornberger made 3 birdies Monday on the par-72, 7061-yard Turtle Point layout and is tied for 38th place (80-72—152) at 8-over par after 36 holes.
Sophomore Jeremy Milton also made 3 birdies Monday en route to a 3-over 75. Sophomore Jared Carver shot 77, while Amanjyot Singh and Alvaro Veiga both shot 78.
No.-33 South Carolina (283-286—569) stands seven-under par and holds a 20-stroke lead over Presbyterian and Marquette in the 18-team field. Campbell (316-302—618) is in 16th place, 3 strokes behind Richmond.
Nick Nelson of Marquette (70-67—137) is the individual leader through two rounds, two stroke in front of South Carolina's Will Starke (69-70—139).
Wendy's Kiawah Classic
Kiawah Island, S.C. / Turtle Point GC
Nov. 3-5, 2013 / Par 72, 7061 Yards
Second Round Team Standings: 1. South Carolina 283-286—569, T2. Presbyterian 292-297—589, T2. Marquette 292-297—589, 4. Missouri 299-293—592, 5. Winthrop 295-298—593, 6. Charleston Southern 292-302—594, 7. Radford 291-305—596, 8. Towson 295-302—597, 9. Elon 300-298—598, 10. Wisconsin 305-296—601, 11. USC Upstate 297-305—602, 12. Minnesota 309-297—606, T13. Western Kentucky 299-310—609, T13. Jacksonville State 306-303—609, 15. Richmond 301-314—615, 16. Campbell 316-302—618, 17. Creighton 312-313—625, 18. George Washington 321-310—631.
Second Round Individual Leaders: 1. Nick Nelson (Marquette) 70-67—137, 2. Will Starke (South Carolina) 69-70—139, 3. Nick Brediger (Radford) 69-73—142, T4. Tomasz Anderson (Jacksonville State) 72-71—143, T4. Emilio Cuartero (Missouri) 71-72—143.
Campbell Individuals: T38. Craig Hornberger 80-72—152, T59. Amanjyot Singh 77-78—155, T65. Alvaro Veiga 78-78—156, T65. Jeremy Milton 81-75—156, T74. Jared Carver 81-77—158.
