Troy's men's golf team is currently in second place at the Irish Creek Intercollegiate after an impressive second round of play, registering a six-under total. The Trojans improved significantly, powered by strong performances from Thomas Crane and Lee Poppell, who each scored a 68 in the second round. Pablo Gracia is leading Troy individually, sitting in a tie for third place after shooting a 71 in the morning and a 60 in the afternoon. The team is eight shots behind the top-ranked Catawba team and has a one-shot lead over Old Dominion and App State heading into the final round.

By the Numbers
  • Troy fired a 278 in the second round, marking a total of 570 over two rounds.
  • The team recorded 30 birdies, the second-most in the tournament, and only one double-bogey, the fewest in the field.
State of Play
  • Troy is competing closely with Old Dominion and App State, both tied for third place with a total of 571.
  • Pablo Gracia leads the Trojans individually sitting at a total of 141, while Crane and Poppell closely follow at 142 and 143, respectively.
What's Next

Tuesday's final round will see Troy compete in the lead group alongside Catawba, Old Dominion, and App State, aiming for a comeback to clinch the championship.

Bottom Line

The Trojans have showcased their potential through strong individual performances and team strategy, setting them up for a competitive final round that could redefine their season.