Tucson, AZ - The Virginia men's golf team is in seventh place after the opening round at Arizona’s National Invitational taking place at Tucson National. The Cavaliers shot 4-over 292 in the event that features 15 teams. TCU grabbed a big early lead, finishing at 13-under 275 to lead second place New Mexico and UNLV by 11 shots.

Virginia was led Sunday by a pair of even-par 72s turned in by Greg Carlin and Henry Smart. They are tied for 17th overall. Kyle Stough is 27th at 73, Will Collins is 45th with a 75 and Steven Rojas is 75th after opening with an 81.

Four players share first place at 4-under 68. That group includes Eddie Olson of UNLV, Robby Ormand and Jordan Woolf of TCU and Steve Saunders of New Mexico.

The second round of the tournament is schedule for Monday and the final round will take place Tuesday.

National Invitational
Tucson National
Tucson, AZ
Par-72, 7,200 yards
First Round Results

Team Results
1. TCU 275
2. New Mexico 286
2. UNLV 286
4. Kent State 287
5. Arizona State 290
6. Pepperdine 291
7. Virginia 292
8. Arizona 294
9. Notre Dame 296
9. Tulsa 296
11. Arizona 298
12. Iowa 299
12. Houston 299
12. Sam Houston St. 299
15. UTEP 311

Top Individuals
1. Eddie Olson, UNLV 68
1. Robby Ormand, TCU 68
1. Steve Saunders, New Mexico 68
1. Jordan Woolf, TCU 68
5. Franklin Corpening, TCU 69
5. Nicolas Geyger, Tulsa 69
7. Jesper Kennegard, Arizona State 70
7. David Markle, Kent State 70
7. James Sacheck, TCU 70
7. Phil Teliard, Arizona State 70

Virginia
17. Greg Carlin 72
17. Henry Smart 72
27. Kyle Stough 73
45. Will Collins 75
75. Steven Rojas 81