DANIELS, W. Va. -- The men's golf program at Shawnee State improved its Day 2 score by four strokes from its Day 1 performance and finished with four golfers in the top-25 following the conclusion of the River States Conference Fall Preview, leading to a fifth-place showing for Dave Hopkins' crew in the 36-hole event, which was held at The Resort at Glade Springs in Daniels, W. Va. Monday and Tuesday.

Logan Hughes, who led Shawnee State with four birdies and a three-over 75 following the opening day of competition, posted four additional birdies on the second day of competition en route to finishing with a two-day 152 and placing 16th in the field of 64 golfers. Hughes finished the tournament posting an even-par 36 on the back nine holes of play.

Ultimately, Hughes posted birdies on the following holes on Tuesday:

• Hole 2, 520-yard par five
• Hole 6, 431-yard par four
• Hole 12, 501-yard par five
• Hole 15, 386-yard par four

Fellow senior golfer Ross Ferrell also collected a top-20 finish Tuesday evening, with Ferrell tying for 19th after posting a two-day 153. Ferrell posted 20 pars for the tournament and notched birdies on the fifth hole, a 526-yard par five, and the 15th hole, a 386-yard par four, to conclude matters.

One stroke back of Ferrell was Trey Cracraft, who shot a two-day 154 to tie for 21st on the board. Cracraft collected 19 pars for the tournament and added in three birdies on the final day of competition on the following holes:

• Hole 6, 431-yard par four
• Hole 12, 501-yard par five
• Hole 14, 385-yard par four

Max Kearns, a junior like Cracraft, added in a two-day 155 to tie for 24th place overall. Kearns posted 17 pars between both days of action and birdied two holes in the final round -- the 520-yard par five on the second hole as well as the 17th hole, a 186-yard par three.

Tanner Stevenson, who shot a two-day 157, made a 17-spot jump in the field to tie for 31st place after posting 10 pars and three birdies in his final round alone -- with birdies on the following holes:

• Hole 4, 370-yard par four
• Hole 15, 386-yard par four
• Hole 17, 186-yard par three

Hunter Freeman, who competed in his first conference fall preview as a true freshman, finished in a tie for 37th overall. Freeman birdied three of his first seven holes in the second round, notching one-unders on the second, sixth and seventh holes to conclude the main performances for the Shawnee State's men's golf program.