Little Rock's men's golf team surged up the leaderboard by five spots after the second round of The Goodwin at Stanford Golf Course, now sitting 18th overall at +11. The Trojans posted a +1 team score in round two, showcasing their resilience in a competitive field. Ed Featherstone led the team with a standout round of 4-under 66, tying for 11th individually. Contributions came from Mark Stockdale with an even-par 70 and Rhett South at +2 (72), while Elliott Simonsen and Viggo Talasm盲ki added +3 (73) and +5 (75), respectively. The team is positioned to challenge several competitors ahead as they head into the final round.

By the Numbers
  • Little Rock improved their position by five spots, now ranked 18th at +11.
  • Ed Featherstone recorded a 4-under 66, among the top individual rounds of the day.
Yes, But

Despite the upward trajectory, the Trojans remain behind several other strong teams, including BYU and UCLA, who are tied for the lead at -12. The challenge now is maintaining momentum against a highly competitive field.

State of Play
  • Little Rock contributed a +1 team score in the second round, a significant improvement from their initial round.
  • Featherstone's performance was pivotal, helping the team close the gap on competitors.
What's Next

The Trojans will aim to capitalize on their recent performance in the final round, looking to climb further up the leaderboard. The competition remains fierce, and consistent scoring will be crucial.

Bottom Line

Little Rock's second-round surge, led by standout performances, underscores their potential to challenge higher-ranked teams. Maintaining focus and consistency in the final round is essential to improve their standing in the tournament.