Team-Individual Results

Seniors Sylvain Debiais (St. Jean de Monts, France) and Andrew Fecteau (Newbury, Mass.) each shot a 78 Tuesday as UMass Lowell slipped into a tie for 14^th place after the second round of the NCAA Tournament East-Atlantic Super Regional at the Oglebay Resort Speidel Jones Course.

UMass Lowell carded a 321 for the second round, coupled with its 311 on Monday, and dropped from a tie for seventh (332).

Wilmington (Del.) University remains the leader as it shot a 301 Tuesday followed by a Monday round of 298 for a 599. Indiana (Pa.) currently sits in second place (308-295—603) while Millersville (309-296—605), California (Pa.) (310-300—610) and St. Thomas Aquinas (310-304—614) rounded out the top five.

The top three teams along with the top two individuals (unaffiliated with the top three teams) advance to the NCAA Championship May 20-24 in Hershey, Pa.

Debiais, who has a two-day score of 154 for a share of 25^th place, shot three birdies on the day: The first on the par-four 13^th hole (378 yards), the second on the par-four 18^th (452) and the third on the par-three 4^th (192 yards).

Fecteau, in a tie for 38^th with a 78-78—156, birdied the par-four 2^nd hole (384 yards).

Sophomore Harry Hulme (Manchester, England) shot an 82 following Monday's 78 (160, tied for 64th) as he birdied the par-four 10^th (355 yards) and the par-three 15^th (155 yards).

Following Monday's 79, sophomore Kevin Fay (Lawrence, Mass.) struggled to an 87 and currently stands in a tie for 96^th place with a166. He highlighted with a birdie on the par-five fifth hole (511 yards).

Senior Jordan Traa (Calgary, Alta.) rebounded nicely from Monday's 91 with an 83 (174) and sits in 105^th.

Robert Coyne of Millersville is the leader as he shot a one-under 70 today, preceded with a 73 Monday, for a two-round score of 143.

Traa tees off Wednesday's final round at 8:20 a.m., followed by Fay at 8:30, Hulme at 8:40, Fecteau at 8:50 and Debiais at 9:00.