Southeastern Men Remain in Ninth Through Two Rounds

FORT SMITH, Ark. – Through 36 holes at the 2025 GAC Tournament, the Southeastern men's golf team remains in ninth place with a two-round score of 40-over 600. The Savage Storm fired in their lowest round of the event on day two, shooting 13-over 293.
 
Arkansas Tech moved into first with the low round of the day, shooting 3-under par for a combined score of even-par 560. Henderson State dropped to second at 3-over 563, while the trio of No. 25 Harding, Southern Arkansas and Arkansas-Monticello remained the same. The Bison hold the third spot at +12 with the Muleriders following closely at 17-over 577 in fourth, and UAM (+24) in fifth.
 
Trent Pollard (T24th) saw the biggest jump individually, as he moved eight spots on the player leaderboard following a 1-over 71 day. Pollard began the day with a 3-over par back nine and picked up momentum on the front half, shooting 2-under with a pair of birdies. After 36 holes, the Corinth, Texas native is 8-over 148.
 
Jesse Rouse also made up a few spots on day two, turning in a 3-over 73 in round two and carries a 10-over 150 score after two days of play. The Kingston, Okla. native started the round 3-over par on the back half before carding an even-par front nine with three birdies. Jesse Tandoy is 16-over 156 after finishing day two one stroke behind Rouse with a score of 4-over 74, which marks his best score for the tournament.
 
Also seeing his best round of the tournament, Tristun Burnham followed his day one score with a 5-over 75 and is 17-over 157 after 36 holes of play. Burnham saw his best play come on the front nine, where he made three straight birdies on holes one, two and three to end the front half 1-over par. Rounding out the day, Nicholas Martin shot 9-over 79 for the round and is tied with Rouse with a combined score of 10-over 150.  
 
Southeastern completes the final round of play at the 2025 GAC Tournament tomorrow morning from the Par 70 Hardscrabble Country Club.