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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – Colgate's Ryan Skae fired a pair of 2-under-par 68s and stands fifth after 36 holes at The Doc Gimmler.
 
Skae's two-round total of 136 breaks the previous Colgate individual low of 139 set two seasons ago by Ryan Allison (Allison's total was 5 under par; Skae is 4 under par). And Colgate's second-round 281 breaks the old team mark of 285 set at last year's Doc Gimmler.

Skae carded nine birdies Saturday at the Bethpage State Park Red Course, tying him for second in the 78-player field. He is playing in just his second collegiate tournament after the Old Tappan, New Jersey, native finished fifth at last week's Alex Lagowitz Memorial Invitational.
 
Colgate is ninth as a team at 12-over-par 572. The Raiders scored 10 strokes better – 281 to 291 – in their second round than their first.
 
Allison stands in a tie for 30th after rounds of 74 and 69, Andrew Huber is 46th after carding a pair of 73s, Armando Olivieri III is 60th after rallying from an opening 80 to shoot 71 in the afternoon, and Quinn McGinley is in 62nd place after matching 76s. Alejo Soto, playing as an individual, shot 75-73 and is in 51st place.
 
Rhode Island and Seton Hall are tied for the team lead at 14-under-par 546. Yale (551), Connecticut (552) and Hofstra (566) round out the top five. Seton Hall's Lloyd Jefferson Go is the individual leader at 10-under 130.
 
Sunday's final round begins for Colgate at 8:20 a.m., with the Raiders playing alongside Harvard and the host St. John's. Live scoring is available HERE.
 
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• Skae played the par-4s among the best in the field at 4 under par, and was 2 under on the par-5s. He posted 22 pars.
• Allison had one of six eagles on the day, helping him to a 4-under-par total on the par-5 holes. He also was 1 under on the par-3s among his five total birdies and 20 pars.
• Huber in both rounds and McGinley in the second round counted toward the Colgate team score for the first time in their young careers. McGinley led the Raiders with 24 pars, while Huber played both the par-3s and par-5s in 1 under.
• Olivieri's second-round 71 matched his career best. His previous 71 also came at the Doc Gimmler, last year in the second round.
• Soto carded 23 pars and was among the tournament leaders at 2-under on the par-3s.
 
Team Scores
T-1. Rhode Island            274-272—546 (-14)
T-1. Seton Hall              281-265—546 (-14)
3. Yale                      277-274—551  (-9)
4. Connecticut               273-279—552  (-8)
5. Hofstra                   279-287-566  (+6)
T-6. Villanova               290-280—570 (+10)
T-6. Johnson & Wales (Fla.)  289-281—570 (+10)
8. Harvard                   285-286—571 (+11)
9. COLGATE                   291-281—572 (+12)
10. St. John's               288-291—579 (+19)
11. Hartford                 291-290—581 (+21)
12. St. Peter's              296-300—596 (+36)
13. Iona                     301-305—606 (+46)
 
Individual Leaders
1. Lloyd Jefferson Go, Seton Hall            66-64—130 (-10)
T-2. Dawson Jones, Rhode Island              71-63—134  (-6)
T-2. Jimmy Hervol, Connecticut               65-69—134  (-6)
T-2. Billy Walthouse, Rhode Island           64-70—134  (-6)
T-5. Ryan Skae, COLGATE                      68-68—136  (-4)
T-5. Alex Rainville, Johnson & Wales (Fla.)  69-67—136  (-4)
 
Colgate Scores
T-5. Ryan Skae                               68-68—136  (-4)
T-30. Ryan Allison                           74-69—143  (+3)
T-46. Andrew Huber                           73-73—146  (+6)
T-51. Alejo Soto *                           75-73—148  (+8)
T-60. Armando Olivieri III                   80-71—151 (+11)
T-62. Quinn McGinley                         76-76—152 (+12)
 
* Competing as individual.