BEALLSVILLE, MD. – Henrik Lilja is seventh individually and Campbell stands third on the team leader board following 36 holes Sunday of the Georgetown Intercollegiate at Four Streams Golf Club in Beallsville, Md.
 
Lilja (71-68—139) followed an even-par 71 in Sunday morning's first round with a bogey-free 68 in the afternoon and is eight stroke off the lead of Brandon Berry from Loyola-Maryland (65-66—131).
 
Campbell freshman Henric Bjelke (71-70—141) is tied for third at one under par, while junior Alejandro Cogollo (68-74—142) is tied for 14th at even par.  Cogollo opened the day with a collegiate career-low 68 that included five birdies.
 
Garnet Manley III (75-73—148) and Petter Hagberg (76-76—152) are 39th and 53rd, respectively, following their first two rounds of collegiate competition.
 
At 19-under par, Loyola Maryland (275-274—549) leads the team standings by 20 strokes over second place Howard (281-288—569) and the third place Camels (285-285—570).  William & Mary is fourth (571) and Navy fifth (572) in the 12-team event.
 
Campbell will be paired with Loyola (Md.) and Howard for Monday's final round and start from the first tee at 9:30 a.m.  Live scoring is available at Golfstat.com.
 
Georgetown Intercollegiate
Four Streams GC / Beallsville, Md.
Par 71, 7102 Yards / Oct. 10-11, 2021
 
Second Round Team Results: 1. Loyola (Md.) 275-274—549, 2. Howard 281-288—569, 3. Campbell 285-285—570, 4. William & Mary 291-280—571, 5. Navy 292-280—572, 6. Georgetown 291-286—577, T7. Rhode Island 287-291—578, T7. Seton Hall 293-285—578, 9. Delaware 290-290—580, 10. Gonzaga 298-287—585, 11. Binghamton 293-298—591, 12. St. Joseph's 293-303—596.
 
Second Round Individual Leaders: 1. Brandon Berry (Loyola-MD) 65-66—131, T2. Roberto Nieves (Delaware) 67-68—135, T2. Everett Whiten, Jr. (Howard) 67-68—135, T4. Logan Hunter (William & Mary) 69-67—136, T4. Brett Inserra (Loyola-MD) 69-67—136.
 
Campbell Individuals:  7. Henrik Lilja 71-68—139, T12. Henric Bjelke 71-70—141, T14. Alejandro Cogollo 68-74—142, T39. Garnet Manley III 75-73—148, 53. Petter Hagberg 76-76—152.