Austin Peay Golf Secured Third Place Position
The team sits in third as play at the Bubba Barnett Intercollegiate was suspended.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Golf
Austin Peay State University holds third place at the Bubba Barnett Intercollegiate after second-round play was suspended due to darkness. The team remains two shots ahead of Murray State and Southeastern Louisiana.
Why it matters
The tournament standing is critical as teams prepare to finalize the second round and complete the remaining 18 holes of competition. Austin Peay is currently chasing Arkansas State, which leads the field at 26-under par.
Tyson Seyler and Jack Dyer are tied for 13th at one-under par, while Parker Elkins and Zach Olsen are tied for 19th at even-par. Seyler has recorded 10 total birdies through the current round.
The players
Austin Peay State University
This public university located in Clarksville operates an athletic program that competes in the Atlantic Sun Conference.
Arkansas State
This university operates a prominent collegiate golf program that is hosting this tournament in Jonesboro.
Tyson Seyler
He is a student-athlete representing the Austin Peay men's golf team.
Jack Dyer
He is a competitive golfer currently representing the Austin Peay men's golf team.
The details
Players at the RidgePointe Country Club will resume their unfinished second round before immediately transitioning into the final 18 holes. The squads are scheduled to finish their remaining play on Tuesday alongside their existing teammates.
Timeline
October 12, 2026: The second round was suspended due to darkness.
October 13, 2026: The tournament continues with the final 18 holes of play.
Season Trajectory
Strong placements at events like the Bubba Barnett Intercollegiate provide essential momentum for programs looking to climb the regional rankings. This result sets the tone for Austin Peay as they navigate their fall schedule against top-tier conference rivals.
The team currently holds a two-shot cushion over Murray State and Southeastern Louisiana in the race for third. Individual golfers will need to maintain their birdie output to catch the frontrunners during the final round.
The takeaway
Golfers will face a rigorous test as they must transition from suspended play directly into the final 18 holes on Tuesday. Success in this final push will depend heavily on focus during the quick turnaround at the country club.
Further reading
For more updates on local collegiate results, visit the Golf section.
