SAN ANTONIO – Senior Logan Davis concluded the first round of the rain soaked Lone Star Invitational in a tie for fifth at even par 72 at the TPC San Antonio Oaks Course. Meanwhile, the Texas State men's golf team sits in fifth-place at 9-over par 297.
 
Beginning his round on the 16^th hole, Davis birdies hole No. 1 to reach 1-under par before play was halted because of heavy rain and thunderstorms in the area. Play resumed at 2 p.m. and saw him card a birdie on hole No. 4 to move to 2-under for his round. However, he would go on to bogey holes No. 8 and 12 before posting three consecutive pars to conclude his round.
 
Calvin Ross started his day off with three bogies over the first six holes. The junior birdied the par 3, 213-yard third hole but posted a bogey on the fourth and eight holes. He concluded his day with birdies on holes 11 and 14 to shoot a 1-over par 73 and is tied for 10^th overall.
 
Hugo Esposito, Alvaro Estrems and Logan Lockwood all shot 4-over par 76. Estrems paced the threesome with three birdies on the day, all coming on the back nine.
 
UTSA leads their tournament after firing a 1-over par 289. The Roadrunners hold a two-shot advantage over Arkansas State. Sitting in third is Little Rock (+7, 295) followed by Sam Houston State (+8, 296). The Bobcats have a stroke advantage over fellow Sun Belt Conference member ULM and are three ahead of Louisiana.
 
Tuesday final round will only consist of 18 holes and shorten the event to 36 holes. Team will again begin with a shotgun start at 8 a.m.
 
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