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Day 2 of the 2022 NCAA DII Men's Golf Championships at TPC of Michigan is underway as UIndy tries to maintain the two-stroke lead it built through 18 holes and as the rest of the field tries to catch up. The Greyhounds shot an even-par 288 on Monday, while Barry shot a 2-over 290.

Click or tap here to view the live team leaderboard.

UIndy's Oliver Mast shot a 3-under 69 in the opening round to put UIndy atop the individual leaderboard, too. He entered Tuesday with a one-stroke lead over Barry's A.J. Ewart, who finished at 2-under.

The first day of the 2022 DII men's golf championship has come to a close with UIndy sitting atop the team leaderboard.

The Greyhounds shot 288 on Monday, which gives them a two-stroke lead. Barry shot 290 (+2).

Colorado State-Pueblo has a narrow hold on third place, shooting 295 (+7). Oklahoma Christian is right behind the ThunderWolves with a score of 296 (+8).

Arkansas Tech rounds out the top 5 with a score of 297 (+10).

Click or tap here to view the full team leaderboard. 

Here are the top 10 teams after Day 1:

UIndy also has a man atop the individual leaderboard.

Oliver Mast shot 69 (-3) on Monday, giving him a narrow lead over Barry's A.J. Ewart -- who shot 70 (-2).

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Here's how the individual leaderboard shakes out after the first day:

Central Missouri Athletics

The 2022 NCAA DII men's golf regionals concluded Saturday, setting the stage for the championship field for May 16-20 at TPC Michigan in Dearborn, Michigan.

Twenty teams and eight student-athletes have been selected to participate in the championships. Here's the full list of who advanced from each regional:

ATLANTIC/EAST REGIONAL
Ravenwood Golf Club, Victor, New York; Le Moyne College and Visit Rochester, hosts.
 
Teams:
1.        St. Thomas Aquinas
2.        Charleston (West Virginia)
3.        Gannon
4.        Davis & Elkins

Individuals:
1.        Jace Carlisle, Post
2.        AJ Cavotta, Southern New Hampshire
 
CENTRAL/MIDWEST REGIONAL
Purgatory Golf Club, Noblesville, Indiana; University of Indianapolis and Hamilton County Sports Authority, hosts.
 
Teams:
1.        Central Missouri
2.        Grand Valley State
3.        Arkansas Tech
4.        UIndy
5.        Missouri-St. Louis
6.        Findlay

Individuals:
1.        Taylor Zack, Concordia-St. Paul
2.        Robert Holden, Ohio Dominican

SOUTH/SOUTHEAST REGIONAL
Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, Valdosta, Georgia; Valdosta State University, host.
 
Teams:
1.        Limestone
2.        Barry
3.        Lee
4.        North Georgia
5.        Georgia Southwestern
6.        Florida Southern

Individuals:
1.        Austin Fulton, West Georgia
2.        Samuel Trueba, King (Tennessee)
 
SOUTH CENTRAL/WEST REGIONAL
Pueblo Country Club, Pueblo, Colorado; Colorado State University Pueblo, host.
 
Teams:

1. Colorado State University Pueblo
2. Colorado Mesa
3. Midwestern State
4. Oklahoma Christian

Individuals:
1.        Matthew Pennington, Cal State San Marcos
2.        Liam Allder, Cal State Monterey Bay

After three day of the West/South Central Regional, Colorado State-Pueblo (-7) leads the way, earning a spot in the 2022 DII men's golf championships, which will be played May 16-20. 

Joining Colorado State-Pueblo in the championships are Colorado Mesa (-6), Midwestern State (-6) and Oklahoma Christian (-4). 

Matthew Pennington of Cal State San Marcos and Garrett Leek of Midwestern State finished in first place among the individual players. Click or tap here for the full individual scoreboard. 

Here's the full team scoreboard: 

After three days of competition in the South/Southeast Regional, Limestone (-17) leads the way in earning a spot in the 2022 DII men's golf national championships, which will be played May 16-20. 

Joining Limestone is Barry (-7), Lee (-4), North Georgia (-4), Georgia Southwestern (E) and Florida Southern (+2). 

Barry's A.J. Ewart (-13) led all players. Click or tap here for a full look at the individual leaderboard. 

Here's a full look at the team standings: 

After three days of competition in the Atlantic/East Regional, St. Thomas Aquinas (+17) emerged as the best, scoring a spot in the national championships. Those will be played May 16-20. 

Joining St. Thomas Aquinas from this regional is Charleston (+19), Gannon (+23) and Davis & Elkins College (+23). 

Davis & Elkins College's Jordan Hyland led the way for individuals. Click here for a full look at the individual leaderboard. 

Here's the full team scoreboard: 

Second-round play in the South/S. East Regional was suspended until 7 a.m. Saturday morning.

Barry (-17) leads the pack after Friday. It finished play on Friday, posting a 282 in the second round, which gives it a score of 559 overall. 

Here's the full team standings heading into Saturday: 

After Day 2 of the DII men's golf championship regionals, Grand Valley State (+3) leads the Midwest/Central Regional. It posted a 294 in the second round, giving it a total score of 579 over two days. 

Grand Valley State's Charles Delong (-4) leads all individual players. He put up a score of 71 in the second round. Click here for a full look at the individual leaderboard. 

Here's a look at the team standings after Day 2: 

The second round of action in the DII men's golf regionals picks up today. 

In the first round, a few teams began to separate themselves in the hunt for a spot in the 2022 championship. St. Thomas Aquinas, out of the East/Atlantic Regional, holds the largest lead out of all the regionals with a six-stroke difference over Charleston. 

Click or tap on any of the regionals below to view its live scoreboard:

• East/Atlantic Regional
• Midwest/Central Regional
• South/Southeast Regional
• West/South Central Regional

After the first day of regional play, Grand Valley State men's golf leads the field with a 3-under 285 first round. Arkansas Tech and Central Missouri are tied in second at even-par (288 total). 

Ohio Dominican's Robert Holden, Trevecca Nazarene's Devin Speight and Washburn's Cade Uhlenhake are all tied on top of the individual leaderboard, sitting at a 4-under 68 after the first round. Click or tap here to view the complete individual scoreboard.

Here are the complete team standings through Thursday: