The #2 Emory men's golf team improved by one shot overall on day two of the Jekyll Island Collegiate, bringing their team score to 581 (+5) at the conclusion of the second round.

Pearse Lucas shot up seven spots on the individual leaderboard to lead the Eagles, matching his first-round score of 71 (-1) to combine for 142 (-2). The grad transfer shot four birdies and three bogeys to finish the day in 30^th place.

Kevin Mu sits one shot behind Lucas, putting the junior in 39^th with a 143 (-1) at the end of two days of competition. He shot a consistent round with three birdies a bogey and a double bogey to shoot a 72 (E) in round two.

Behind Mu is senior Brian Hanson who ended the day in 77^th place with a 73 (+1) in his second round. The fourth year started strong with two birdies on the front nine, but lost that rhythm on the back nine with three bogeys, two birdies and a double bogey to bring his two-day total to 147 (+3).

Next up is Brady Lagendyk who shot four birdies, four bogeys and a double bogey in the second round to end the day in 89^th place. The junior improved by one shot from day one as he posts a 149 (+5) after two rounds.

Wrapping up day two for the Eagles is Zach Pelzar, who ended the day with a 78 (+6). The junior carded nine bogeys and three birdies in his second round to bring his total to 165 (+21) on the tournament.

At the Indian Mounds individual tournament, Dru Devata sits in sixth place with a 149 (+5) after two days of competition. The rookie shot five bogeys and three birdies to shoot a 74 (+2) in his second round.

Sophomore Tim Richter is three shots behind Devata going into the final day, making par on every hole in his second round apart from a pair of bogeys on the front nine.

The Eagles will conclude play at the Jekyll Island Collegiate and Indian Mounds Individual tomorrow as they play their third and final round.