Charlottesville, VA - The Virginia men's golf team jumped out to the early lead at the Cavalier Classic being played at UVa's Birdwood Golf Course. Playing in windy conditions, Virginia shot 4-over 292 during Saturday's morning round. The second round is being played Saturday afternoon and the final 18 holes will take place Sunday.

UNC Greensboro is in second place after the first 18 holes at 295 followed by Richmond at 296 and Central Arkansas at 300.

Virginia's Eamonn McLoughlin posted the team's best first-round score with an even-par 72. He was in sixth place entering the second round. Conrad Von Borsig and Kyle Stough were tied for ninth at 73 while Greg Carlin was 13th at 74 and Daniel Kefale was 32nd at 78.

The Cavaliers also have two non-scoring players in the field. Brendan Flatley, playing in his first college tournament, shot 76 and was tied for 22nd. Daniel McGurk was 35th after carding a 79.

UNCG's Drew Younts leads the field at 4-under 68 while Boston College's Robert Reed was second at 69.

This recap will be updated following the conclusion of the second round.

Cavalier Classic
Birdwood Golf Course
Charlottesville, VA
Par 72, 6,879 yards
First Round Results

Team Results
 1. Virginia          292
 2. UNC Greensboro    295
 3. Richmond          296
 4. Central Arkansas  300
 5. VCU               302
 6. Maryland          303
 7. William & Mary    306
 8. Belmont           308
 9. James Madison     310
 9. Boston College    310
Individual Leaders
1. Drew Younts, UNCG            68
2. Robert Reed, Boston College  69
3. Jordan Utley, Richmond       71
3. Nathan Stamey, UNCG          71
6. Chris Gold, Maryland         72
6. Eamonn McLoughlin, Virginia  72
6. Lawrence Lessing*, Richmond  72
9. Conrad Von Borsig, Virginia  73
9. Matt Schall, Maryland        73
9. Lanto Griffin, VCU           73
9. Kyle Stough, Virginia        73
Virginia Results
 6. Eamonn McLoughlin  72
 9. Conrad Von Borsig  73
 9. Kyle Stough        73
13. Greg Carlin        74
22. Brendan Flatley    76
32. Daniel Kefale      78
35. Daniel McGurk      79
* Competing as an individual