COLUMBIA, Mo. – Brock Polhill set a new career best with a second place individual finish, and Wichita State put together their best team outing of the 2022 season in a runner-up performance at the MU Tiger Invitational at The Club at Old Hawthorne on Tuesday.

Polhill (67-68-69⁠—204) ended the tournament just one stroke back of Missouri's Jack Parker, who held on for the win with a par on 18 while Polhill carded a five. It was one of just three bogeys on the round for Polhill, who racked up 19 birdies over the course of 54 holes, the second-highest total in the 90-player field. The junior from Edmond, Okla., also eagled the par-five 10th on Monday's opening 18, leading to a 67 for the round that nearly matched his career-best 66 in Columbia a year ago. Polhill utilized his length off the tee to record the second best average score on Par 5s (4.33) ending the invitational at 8-under on Par-5s.

As a team, the Shockers piled up 65 birdies, trailing only Missouri's 73. The host Tigers (270-274-282—826, -38) rolled to the team title, finishing at 38-under to best the Shockers (288-272-292—852, -12) by 26 strokes. Wichita State held off Oral Roberts (286-279-292—857, -7) to secure second place, as only three teams finished the tournament below par.

The Shockers put together a dominant second round on Monday afternoon, with a 272 team score that paced the field. Joe Bultman (74-65-81—220, +4) fired a career-best 65, tied with Lane Wallace of ORU for the low round of the entire tournament. Bultman opened the round with four birdies in five holes, and had just a single bogey. He finished the tournament tied with Lucas Scheufler (73-73-74—220, +4) in 28th place. Each also notched one eagle.

Dawson Lewis (74-66-75—215, -1) contributed to the second round surge with a career-best-tying 66, racking up six birdies and an eagle on 10. He finished the tournament in a tie for 15th, adding another top-20 finish to his strong spring.

Michael Winslow (76-79-74—229, +13) bounced back from a slow start to card his best round of the invitational on Tuesday, climbing 11 spots up the standings over the course of the final day. The true freshman finished in 71st.

The Shockers now head to The American Championship in Brooksville, Florida. Play begins on Friday, April 22 at Southern Hills Golf Club.