PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Junior Theo Humphrey shot a four-under par, 68, in his second round at the Carmel Cup and leads the Commodores on the individual leaderboard with a two-round total of 138 (70-68), which places him in fifth individually. As a team, Vanderbilt is in fourth place with a team score of 703 (356-347) after two rounds.
Senior Matthias Schwab led Vanderbilt on Saturday with a four-under par, 66, and is now in a tie for seventh individually. The Commodores also counted a three-under, 69, from sophomore Patrick Martin, a two-under par 70 from sophomore Will Gordon, and a pair of 74s from freshman John Augenstein and junior Michael Decker.
“We played great today, but we had a disappointing finish,” said Vanderbilt head coach Scott Limbaugh. “Fortunately, we have another great opportunity tomorrow to get a little better and play this awesome course.”
Georgia leads the tournament by four shots over Oklahoma State with a score of 694 (352-342), and individually, there’s a four way tie at nine-under par, 135 between Alvaro Ortiz of Arkansas, Greyson Sigg of Georgia, Fredrik Nilehn of Texas Tech, and Nick Heine of Oklahoma State.
The third and final round of the tournament begins Sunday morning at 7:10 a.m. PT.
4. Vanderbilt – 356-347=703
T5. Theo Humphrey – 70-68=138
T7. Matthias Schwab – 73-66=139
T14. Patrick Martin – 72-69=141
T30. John Augenstein – 70-74=144
T33. Michael Decker – 71-74=145
T35. Will Gordon – 76-70=146
