Scott Rainaud kept up his solid day one play, as he paced the Stags throughout the entire tournament. Rainaud had a day two score of 76 and improved his first day ranking of ninth place to finish tied for seventh overall with a 151 total on 36 holes. 

Brendan Carr followed his first round score of 79 with an 80 to finish the invitational with a 159 total. He also improved his first round ranking by one to finish the event tied for 23^rd. Joe Macaluso shaved one stroke off his first round score, and ended the two-rounds with a 159 total as well. Macaluso started the invitational tied for 29^th, and ended tied for 23^rd overall. Nick Taylor tied for 32^nd overall with a 161 total after shooting a 78 on the first round, and 83 on the second round. Brendan O'Brien shaved seven strokes off his first day score shooting an 80 for a 167 total.

The Stags finished the invitational with a first round score of 312, and a second round of 315 for a 627 team total. Sacred Heart's David Resnik was the individual medalist with his 144 two-day total. High Point topped the leader board with a team total of 597, followed by Sacred Heart (600), Robert Morris (619), Drexel (625).

The Fairfield University men's golf team returns to action March 21 at the C&F Bank Invitational at Kings Mill Resort in Williamsburg, Va.