HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, FL – In what proved to be another tough day on the golf course, the University of Rochester men's golf team hit the links for day two of the NCAA Division III Preview on Monday at the Mission Inn Resort.
 
Playing at the resorts' El Campeon course after playing the Las Colinas course on day one, the 'Jackets carded a 24-over round and sit in 24th place after two days of competition. Overall, Rochester is +41 in the 24-team field, three strokes behind Berry and Penn State Altoona, who are tied for 22nd place at 38-over par.
 
The course once again got the better of much of the competition that features 23 teams in the top-25 or among others receiving votes in the first in-season poll of the 2025-26 Division III season, with an average score of 75.11 on the par-72 course, following an average score of 74.60 on the par-71 Las Colinas course.
 
Just two teams, Emory and Oglethorpe, sit below par through two days of the NCAA Preview, while just two, Illinois Wesleyan and Oglethorpe, turned in a round below par on the second day of competition.
 
Arjun Aujla was UR's top performer on day two, with an 18-hole score of three-over to put himself at +9 for the tournament, tied for 77th. Aujla began his day with a trio of birdies on the back nine, fishing the back nine one under, before shooting four-over par on the front nine to head into the clubhouse with an 18-hole score of 75.
 
Alvin Su finished the day at five-over, putting him at seven-over through two days of competition and tied for 62nd in the individual standings. Su notched one birdie on the par-five 14th hole and shot an even par on the back nine.
 
Anderson Palm joins Aujla in a tie for 77th place after two days of stroke play, having carded a seven-over round on day two to sit at nine-over for the preview. Palm sank a birdie on the par-three 15th hole and finished the day three-over on the back nine and four-over on the front nine.
 
Galen Fowles rounded out Rochester's four scoring golfers with a nine-over round, putting him at +22 through two days of competition, 117th overall, while Ray Su finished 10-over on the day, and now sits in 111th at +17 overall. Su tallied a trio of birdies on day two, birding the pair-three second hole and par-four ninth hole to finish the front nine at six over, in addition to a birdie earlier in the day on the 15th hole.
 
Individually, Oglethorpe's Jackson Hiller is atop the leaderboard through two rounds, having shot four under on Monday to put himself at nine under overall.
 
As a team, Oglethorpe, led by Hiller, has the top score at three-under to sit atop the team leaderboard, with Emory following close behind at one-under.
 
The Yellowjackets will be back on the course at the Mission Inn Resort for the final day of the NCAA Division III Preview, beginning at 8:00 a.m. in Howey-In-The-Hills, FL.