Results Through Second Round (PDF)

The Bulldogs hold a three-shot lead heading into Tuesday's final round of the Skyhawk Classic. Michael Cascino is tied for the individual lead after firing a three-under 69 in Monday's second round.
 
Butler carded a team score of 282 in Monday's second 18 after a score of 295 in the opening round. The 36-hole score of 577 is three shots clear of Murray State (580) and five shots better than host UT-Martin (582). There are 14 teams in the field.
 
Butler entered the second round eight shots off the pace of UT-Martin, and in third place overall. A strong second round allowed the Bulldogs to jump both teams on the leaderboard.
 
Cascino followed up an even par 72 with a three-under 69 in the second round on the 6,685-yard Paris Landing State Park Golf Course in Buchanan, Tenn. Cascino has 10 birdies in the 36 holes.
 
Cascino is tied with Tennessee State's Landon Albert at three-under 141. They have a one-shot lead.
 
Freshman Luke Wells is tied for fifth at one-under 143 following a four-under 68 in the second round, which was the best round of his young Butler career. Wells has played the par 5s at five-under so far in the tournament.
 
Patrick Allgeier shot rounds of 75 and 70, and is tied for 11^th at 145 (+1). Allgeier had a pair of eagles in the second round Monday. Also among that group tied for 11^th is Logan Sabins. Sabins, playing as an individual in his first action of the season, shot rounds of 73 and 72.
 
Michael Tanaka is tied for 26^th at 149 (+5). The fifth Butler scorer is Raymond Sullivan, whose two-round total of 151 (+7) is tied for 31^st.
 
Sophomore Stephen Kocerha, playing in his first Butler event after transferring into the program over the summer, put together rounds of 75 and 73 and is tied for 21^st at 148 (+4). Kocerha is playing as an individual. Also playing as individuals are Nick Williams (154; +10) and Michael Denner (156; +12), who are tied for 45^th and 50^th, respectively.
 
Tuesday's final 18 on Tuesday will feature a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. (Central).