LAKE PLACID, N.Y. – Sophomore Shep Davis sits tied for second individually and the Cornell men's golf team is third in the 13-team field after round two of the Columbia Autumn Invitational was suspended because of darkness Saturday at Lake Placid Club's Links Course. Play will resume Sunday, Oct. 4.

The Big Red led the field after the opening 18 holes, posting a 5-under team score that put it one shot ahead of Merrimack. With most of the field still on the course in round two, Cornell is 3 under for the tournament, three strokes behind second-place Colgate (-6) and eight back of host Columbia (-11), which is 12 under in round two.

Davis has been the steadiest player on the leaderboard for Cornell. He opened with a 3-under round and is 3 under again through 17 holes of round two, putting him at 6 under for the tournament. That has him tied with Dartmouth's Tyler Brand for second, three strokes behind Columbia's Tom Yu (-9), who has completed both rounds.

Senior Tyler Debusschere is tied for 14th at 1 over after an even-par first round, and he is 1 over through 15 holes of round two. Freshman Toby Gu matched Davis with a 3-under opening round and is tied for 20th at 2 over through 16 holes of his second round.

Junior TJ Betlow is tied for 28th at 3 over through 16 holes, and freshman Asher Rush is tied for 32nd at 4 over through 15 holes.

Competing as individuals, juniors Jack Burda and Javier Benerofe are both tied for 32nd at 4 over. Burda opened with a 2-under round, and Benerofe has played 14 holes of round two. Sophomore Adithya Venkataraghavan is tied for 50th at 7 over through 16 holes.