Virginia's Golf Team In First Place At The Seminole Intercollegiate
Steve Marino leads Tournament that concludes on Wednesday.
VIRGINIASPORTSDOTCOM Steve Marino leads the Seminole Intercollegiate after finishing the first day at six-under-par with rounds of 70 and 68.
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Steve Marino leads the Seminole Intercollegiate after finishing the first day at six-under-par with rounds of 70 and 68.
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March 13, 2001

Tallahassee, FL - The University of Virginia men's golf team is in first place after the first day of competition at the Seminole Intercollegiate at the Golden Eagle Country Club in Tallahassee, Fla. The Cavaliers lead the two-day three round event at the 72, 6869-yard Golden Eagle course with a total two round score of 573. Virginia's Steve Marino leads the tournament after finishing the first day at six-under-par with rounds of 70 and 68, and Rusty Kennedy is tied for third with a score of 143.

The University of North Carolina is second after the first day of competition, 12 strokes off the lead at 585. College of Charleston finished the day in third (587), followed by Alabama-Birmingham (588), and Duke (595).

Seminole Intercollegiate (Team Standings- Top 10) 1. VIRGINIA 295-278-573, 2. North Carolina 289-296-585, 3. Coll. of Charleston 289-298-587, 4. Alabama-Birmingham 295-293-588, 5. Duke 297-298-595, 6. Southern Mississippi 303-299-602, Florida State 304-298-602, 8. South Florida 297-306-603, 9. Purdue 307-297-604, 10. Southeastern Louisiana 308-297-605, Central Florida 307-298-605.

Top Individuals 1. Steve Marino, Virginia 70-68-138, 2. Rob Simmons, N. Carolina 71-71-142, 3. Dustin Bray, N. Carolina 70-73-143, Daniel Ozley, UAB 72-71-143, Rusty Kennedy, Virginia 73-70-143.

Virginia Individual Standings 1. Steve Marino 70-68-138, T3. Rusty Kennedy 73-70-143, 7. Mike Mitchell 75-70-145, T18. Cameron Yancey 78-70-148, Kevin O'Connell 77-71-148.