VERONA, N.Y. -- Senior Justin Lane tied for 22nd place overall, highlighting Binghamton's performance in the final round of the Missouri Tiger Intercollegiate on Monday at Turning Stone. In the final team standings, the Bearcats were 12th out of 15 squads.

Lane fired a team-best 75/3-over par in the final round on Monday to finish the weekend with a 71-75-75/221=5-over par. His round of 71 in the first of two rounds on Sunday was the best round turned in by a Binghamton player during the tournament.

Junior Evan Sitts was the Bearcats' second-highest finisher, shooting a 78/6-over par in the final round to place 57th overall. His three-round score was 77-78-78/233 = 16-over par.

This year's Tiger Intercollegiate featured one of the deepest fields in the history of the tournament. The host Tigers won the team title with 847 strokes. LSU was the runner up with 849 strokes followed by Penn State (864) and Duke (869).

Medalist honors were shared by Jack Parker of Missouri and Michael Sanders of LSU, both of whom finished with a score of 207 (9 under par).

There were 85 individual golfer in the tournament.

Up next for Binghamton is the Cornell Fall Invitational Sept. 19-20.