36-hole results
 
St. Augustine, Fla.----The Wingate University men's golf team is fourth after the first two rounds of the 12th annual Jay Jennison Cup, hosted by Flagler College at The Palencia Club. The Bulldogs shot a 299 in the morning round and an even-par 288 in the afternoon session for a 36-hole total of 587. The University of Mount Olive leads after 36 holes with a 578.
 
Bulldog sophomore Colin Dutton is tied for second place on the individual leader board with a four-under-par 140. He had an even-par 72 in the first round and a four-under-par 68 in the second round. Wingate freshman Filippo Grossi is tied for seventh place at 145. He had a tournament-best, six-under-par 66 in the second round.
 
The final round is slated for Tuesday morning. Eleven schools and 66 student-athletes are playing in the 12th annual Jay Jennison Cup.

Tournament Information
 
12th annual Jay Jennison Cup
The Palencia Club (par 72, 7073 yards)
St. Augustine, Fla. (hosted by Flagler College)
 
Wingate Line-up
 
4-Wingate 299-288=587
T2-Colin Dutton, 72-68=140
T7-Filippo Grossi, 79-66=145
T14-Nick Fleming, 70-77=147
T52-Will Hunsucker, 78-79=157
T61-Alfie Storer, 82-77=159
 
Wingate/Tournament Notes

- Grossi's second-round 66 is only one stroke away from Wingate's NCAA record for low round
- Three players share the 65 mark, including Grossi's sophomore teammate Jake Smith
- Grossi made a 13-stroke adjustment from his first-round 79
- Freshman Alfie Storer is making his Bulldog debut in the Jennison Cup
- Junior Will Hunsucker matched his career-low round with his first-round 78
- Host Flagler is two strokes behind 36-hole leader Mount Olive with a 580
- Lenoir-Rhyne (583) and Wingate (587) are third and fourth, respectively
- Embry-Riddle is fifth at 594
- The Bulldogs' even-par 288 in the second round was the second-best afternoon score
- Mount Olive had the best second-round mark with a three-under-par 285
- Flagler junior Trey Wilson is the 36-hole leader with a five-under-par 139
- Wilson posted scores of 71 and 68 on Monday
- Dutton is tied for second place with Belmont Abbey junior Will Locey at four-under-par 140
- Locey turned in scorecards of 71 and 69, while Dutton recorded scores of 72 and 68
- The Bulldogs start round three at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning (shotgun start)
- Wingate is paired with Embry-Riddle and Rollins
 
The Jay Jennison Cup
 
The Jay Jennison Cup is named in honor of previous Flagler men's golf coach Jay Jennison, who passed away July 9, 2010 after a courageous battle with cancer. He was the head coach for the Saints in 2007-08 and for the fall 2008 campaign. Jennison was the 17th recipient of the J. Edward "Red" Cox Award, which is given to a person who has made a positive impact in athletics on the St. Augustine community.

Wingate University
 
Founded in 1896, Wingate University is a laboratory of difference-making that serves more than 3,400 students in North Carolina. Wingate offers 38 undergraduate majors as well as seven master's and four doctoral degrees. The University is home to the Cannon College of Arts and Sciences; the Levine College of Health Sciences; the Byrum School of Business; the Thayer School of Education and the School of Sport Sciences. 

Wingate is a leader in healthcare education, and nearly one in five Wingate undergraduate students is preparing to be a pharmacist, physician assistant, physical therapist, occupational therapist or nurse. Student-athletes on Wingate's 25 teams compete in NCAA Division II and have brought home the SAC Echols Athletic Excellence Award for 14 years straight. The University's motto is "Faith, Knowledge, Service." View current news and videos at www.wingate.edu.