Southeastern Remains in 14th after Three Rounds of Play at the Dunning Invite

WEST POINT, Miss. – Southeastern concluded the final round of play at the Samuel T. Dunning Invitational with a final score of 65-over 929 to stay in 14th after shooting 15-over 303 across the third round.
 
Lee remained in first with an even-par third round to complete the event with a 21-under 843. Lee's second team held on to second with a 15-over 879, while Delta State moved into the top three with an 18-over 882. Rounding out the top five, Trevecca Nazarene stayed in fourth at 25-over Par, and Midwestern State and Emmanuel (Ga.) both moved up the leaderboard to tie for fifth at 26-over 890.
 
Nicholas Martin continued to lead the Savage Storm lineup on day two, as he turned in his best round of the event, carding an even-par 72. Martin had a near-flawless front nine, shooting 2-under par with three birdies, before he completed the back nine 2-over par. After seeing his best play of the event, the Frisco, Texas native moved up 11 spots on the player leaderboard to tie for 20^th with a score of 7-over 223.
 
Like Martin, Talan Haley climbed the leaderboard in the third round, jumping 13 spots to end the event 16-over 232 and tied for 45^th individually. The freshman saved his best round for last, turning in a 3-over 75 with a trio of birdies in the third round. Dilyn Hart followed with a 54-hole score of 21-over 237 to finish tied for 65^th. The Tishomingo, Okla., native shot 1-over par on the front half and later carded a 5-over par back nine to finish with his best individual round of play at 6-over 78.
 
Tristun Burnham and Austin Skierski finished on the player leaderboard in succession, as Burnham claimed 73^rd and Skierski tied for 74^th. Burnham tied his best round of play at the Dunning Invitational, carding a 6-over 78 across the third round for a final score of 27-over 243. Skierski completed the 54-hole event 31-over 247 following a 13-over 85 on day two.
 
Southeastern heads to the Natural State for its next round of play on September 29-30 at the Battle for the Belt in Hot Springs, Ark., hosted by Henderson State.