Ramesh, Mayer Eagle on First Day in Arizona

Sunday, February 25

Tucson, Ariz. (Omni National Golf Club)

All Day

Princeton University

NIT Hosted by Arizona

Vinay Ramesh and the Tigers will finish play in Arizona Monday.

Photo by: Beverly Schaefer

February 25, 2018 | Men's Golf

When play resumes Monday at the NIT Hosted by Arizona at the Omni Tucson National, the Tigers and the rest of the field will have a little of round two left to play before moving on with round three.

Sunday's second round was suspended due to darkness with all 16 teams having two or three holes left to play. UNLV leads at 35-under, two shots ahead of Arizona State. Princeton stands 16th at +13. UNLV's Shintaro Ban, at -12, holds a one-shot lead over ASU's Chun An Yu. Vinay Ramesh is the top Tiger, tied for 42nd at even par.

Sophomore Ramesh and rookie Jake Mayer provided highlights Sunday as both Tigers made eagle. Each achieved the feat in the first round, with Ramesh making eagle on the par-5 10th hole in Mayer doing so on the par-5 second hole.

Monday's play is scheduled to begin with an 9 a.m. local time/11 a.m. ET shotgun start. Results are available via Golfstat here.

16. Princeton 299 +13
T42. Vinay Ramesh 74 E
T57. Sam Clayman 74 +2
73. Evan Quinn 75 +4
T83. Jake Mayer 76 +9
88. Michael Davis 79 +10