LAFAYETTE, La. - The Wichita State men's golf team continues its spring season on Monday, competing in the 34th annual Louisiana Classic.

Four teams in the 15-team field are ranked in the top 100 in the Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings, with Illinois (29) and Kent State (61) coming off an NCAA Championship appearance last season.

Following a 10th place finish at The Farms Invitational to open the spring season, head coach Grier Jones is shaking up the lineup by adding two new players on the Shocker scorecard. Palmer Hays is competing in his first tournament since The Jackrabbit, where he tied for 47th with a score of 231.

Freshman Grayson Wallace will be making his collegiate debut on Monday, coming in with a stroke average of 71.8 in high school. The Guymon, Okla., native named Jim Thorpe Oklahoma Golf Player of the Year while earning All-State golf honors in addition to leading Guymon High School to two top five finishes in 5A state.

Dawson Lewis competes in his sixth consecutive tournament as a freshman, coming off a tied for 50th finish at The Farms Invitational after coming up with a score of 238. Senior Yannik Emmert capped off the second round of The Farms Invitational with a 73 second round score while Zac Owens finished the second round with a 72. Emmert and Owens were unable to finish the third round due to team travel.

Illinois managed to come in second at last year's event in Louisiana, losing to tournament champion Texas A&M by eight strokes. The Fighting Illini set an event record in 2015, coming up with the largest margin of victory with 22 strokes and shooting the lowest first round score in 2016 with a 277.

Kent State eyes its second title in three years, winning the Louisiana Classics in 2017. North Texas comes in ranked 65 in the Golfweek/Sagrin Rankings and are coming off a ninth place finish at the All-American Intercollegiate.

With a ranking of 77 in the country, Texas-San Antonio looks to keep the momentum going on Monday. After claiming the tournament title in its home event, UTSA came up with seventh place finish at the All-American Intercollegiate last week.

For the first time this season, Wichita State will have one of its tournaments available for live streaming. The broadcast will originate from behind the ninth green, with potential bonus coverage from of the 18th hole for the conclusion of Tuesday's final round.

Oakbourne Country Club's course is a par 72, 6,866-yard course. Tee off begins at 8 a.m. CST on Monday, with 36 holes of play scheduled.