LAREDO, Texas — After two rounds of competition Monday, the Lamar University men's golf team is in 12th place at the Border Olympics.

David Schneider Jerez shot three-over-par (72-73) to end up tied for 14th after he made 27 pars, which is tied for third most at the tournament.

Nathan Woodham had a solid start, making six birdies in the opening round to card a score of two-under-par (69). Woodham finished the day with eight birdies, the third most made in the competition.

Matthew Bramford made 16 pars in the first round of play to shoot a score of even-par (71).

The Cardinals finished with a two-round total of 595 (290-305). Lamar University is four shots outside of the top 10.

University of Louisiana at Lafayette carded a score of 572 (286-286) to hold a three-shot lead over tourney host Houston.

Michigan's Hunter Thomson (70-70), the 50th ranked player in the country, is in a three-way tie for first place on the individual leaderboard with a total score of 140.

UL Lafayette's Kyle Bennett (70-70) and Houston's Laurenz Schiergen (69-71) share the lead with Thomson.

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The second day of competition tees off at 8 a.m. Tuesday. Live stats are available through Scoreboard.