WATCHUNG, N.J. -- The Cornell men's tennis team had a rough time on the links, carding a 302 to fall to seventh after two rounds from the 2024 Ivy League Championship from Watchung Valley Golf Club.

Tyler Debusschere, who sat tied for third with a two-under-69 after the opening round, started the day with three consecutive bogeys on the first three holes before finishing with an eight-over-79 to fall sixteen spots into a tie for 19th with Yale's Sam Davis and Gabriel Ruiz. Jackson Debusschere had a better day on the course Saturday, shaving five strokes off his Friday 78 with a two-over-73 and two birdies to jump five spots to 26th overall. Sophomore Weston Warden had a rough day on the links Saturday with a 77 to sit at 10 over par and 27th overall.

Freshman Viktor Stollinger had a rough first 16 holes with eight bogeys to six at eight over on the round. But Stollinger turned a corner over the final two holes with back-to-back birdies on the 17th and 18th to finish at six-over on the day and eclipse his 77 from the opening round and a share of 29th with Yale's Will Lodge. Junior Tismark Boham was the final golfer in the lineup on the day. After not competing in the first round yesterday, Boham sat at two-under over the opening nine. But he could not keep the momentum, shooting six bogeys over the back nine to finish with a six-over-75 on the afternoon.

Princeton leads the way after shooting a 281 to sit with a five-under 563 over two rounds. Yale (286-282-568), Harvard (291-285-576), and Columbia (286-293-579) round out the top four of the team leaderboard. The individual leaderboard is a little clogged up, as Princeton's William Huang, Yale's Ben Carpenter, and Havard's Brian Ma each shot a round-best 68 to stay near the top. Huang (-5) holds a one-stroke lead over Carpenter (-5). Yale's Robert You (-4), Ma (-3), Penn's Max Fonseca (-1), and Riccardo Fantinelli (-1) round out the top five.

The final round of the 2024 Ivy Championship tees off at 10 a.m. Sunday from Watchung Valley Golf Club