Tiffin University remained in the hunt at the Greyhound Invitational played at Purgatory Golf Club in Noblesville, Indiana, heading to the final day of competition just four strokes off the lead.

Missouri-St. Louis continued to lead with a score of 572 but three teams were right on their heels, as Grand Valley State was next with 575, and Tiffin and Saginaw Valley State were tied for third with 576.

The Dragons were 8 strokes off from their round one pace, dropping from 282 to 294 on day two. Noah Barth continued to lead the team, staying steady with rounds of 70 and 71 for 141, while Jordan Bollenbacher also was consistent with rounds of 72 and 74 for 146. Logan Price and Jay Green both dropped six strokes back from their round one scores, with Price finishing 69 and 75 for 144 and Green posting scores of 71 and 77 for 148. Cameron McCloskey continued to bring up the rear but was the lone Dragons player to improve his score, going from 76 to 74 for 150.

Play concludes on April 10.