LITITZ, Pa. – Jordan Pick put together a second consecutive sub-80 round to pace the Ursinus College men's golf team at the Franklin & Marshall Invitational on Monday afternoon.

Pick held the team lead again for the Bears, who placed seventh with a 326. The sophomore shot a 7-over 78 at Bent Creek Country Club, dropping one stroke off his season-opening effort in the squad's last tune-up for the Centennial Conference championship.

The host Diplomats grabbed the team title with a 293 (+9), and Gettysburg was runner-up with a 304. Fellow conference mate Dickinson was just in front of Ursinus with a 323, while the Bears outperformed Muhlenberg by 13 shots.

Peyton Vostenak, who carded an 86 at Dickinson in his debut last week, shaved off six more shots to finish second on the team with an impressive round of 80.

Billy Cardino finished with an 82 after matching Vostenak with a season-opening 86. John Murray was the fifth Ursinus golfer to crack 90, landing on an 89, and Kai Toomey was one stroke behind.

Luke Godzieba (102), Ryan Moliken (108), and Michael Nikolaou (120) also competed for the Bears.