SALEM, Ore. – Andrew Webb is seventh on the leaderboard through two rounds of the Corban Spring Invite, leading the Bushnell University men's golf team who finished the day in a tie for fourth with Multnomah University on Monday at the Creekside Golf Club.
 
Webb shot a 76-74—150 to lead the Beacons through 36 holes of play. Jackson Muramoto improved by three strokes in the second round, finishing at 78-75—153 to place him in a tie for the 11^th spot on the leaderboard. Benjamin Lovrod (79-77—156) also improved in round two to move into a tie for 19^th.
 
Cole Radbourne (79-83—162) is tied for 27^th, while Caden Stubbs (80-86—166), who holds the lowest stroke average for the Beacons on the season, is tied for 32^nd. Conner Maloney (85-88—173) is in 44^th, competing as an individual.
 
No. 12 Lewis-Clark State leads the field of eight teams, posting a 591 (+15) as team through two rounds of play. The Warriors are 15 strokes ahead of Oregon Tech (606) and No. 6 British Columbia, who are tied for second place. Bushnell (621) is tied for fourth with Multnomah (621). The College of Idaho (641), Corban (645) and Walla Walla (648) make up the remaining three spots.
 
LC State holds the top three positions on the leaderboard with Jørgen Viken posting the best score on the day, a 74-70—144 (E). Carlos Davila (73-73—146) is just two strokes behind Viken. Kristóf Panke of LC, JP Kahlert of UBC and Mayson Tibbs of Oregon Tech are tied for third (148).
 
Webb is just a stroke behind Russell Howlett (149) of British Columbia and six strokes off the leader.

Bushnell concludes the Corban Spring Invite with round three on Tuesday at 8 a.m.