COLUMBIA, Mo. – Playing a third and final round on Tuesday, the Central Arkansas men's golf team stumbles and finishes in third place at the Tiger Invitational. Mark Stockdale led the way for the Bears, finishing in seventh place.
 
Stockdale tallied a second round under par this week, scoring a 1-under 70 on Tuesday. He finished with three birdies on the back nine, finishing with ten across three rounds. Zach Little capped his week with a 74, rounding out a 1-under 212. He added four birdies to his scorecard on Tuesday, good for 12 total to go along with his two eagles.
 
Harrison Arnold finished in the top-25 after a 4-over 75. He had two more birdies in round three, finishing with 11 total birdies across 54 holes. Palmer McSpadden played his way to a 1-over 72 in the third round, capping a 3-over 216. He would finish with nine total birdies. Luke Sienkiewicz tallied a 78 on Tuesday, claiming a birdie on the second hole.
 
Iowa State finished in the top spot, finishing two strokes ahead of the hosting Mizzou Tigers. Central Arkansas tied with San Francisco in third place, a stroke behind the Tigers. Mizzou's Jack Lundin finished 13 strokes below par to claim the individual medal, followed by Stetson's Dominic Clemons in second and Iowa State's Luke Gutschewski in third.
 
Central Arkansas competes next in the Hawkeye Invitational on Saturday, the final event before the ASUN Championship. For complete standings and scores from the Tiger Invitational, visit the tournament page.