VERO BEACH, Fla. – Toledo set a 54-hole school record on Monday with its 22-under par team total propelling the Rockets to a fourth-place finish at the Quail Valley Collegiate Invitational. The tournament included six teams ranked among the Top 35 of Golfstat's rankings and was played at the par-72, 7,460-yard Quail Valley Golf Club.

Toledo's team score of 842 trailed only No. 11 Kansas (829), No. 31 Kent State (836) and No. 28 Michigan State (841).  The Rockets finished ahead of No. 10 South Florida, No. 24 Northwestern and No. 25 Indiana. The Rockets' previous record for most strokes under par was 21-under par 843 at the 2002 Badger Invitational.

"It was a good effort collectively and nice to be in contention playing in the last pairing of the final round," Head Coach Jeff Roope said. "When you combine our performance the past two days with our play last week at Purdue, our guys have some empirical data that shows them they have a chance to win every time out. We have some things to still work on but a lot of things to be proud of too."

Sophomore Jamie Tofte Nielsen and senior Lukas Clark led the way in today's final round with two-under 70s. Nielsen tied for sixth place with an eight-under 208 (68-70-70) to pace the Rockets in the individual standings.

Sophomore Barend Botha tied for 12^th place at seven-under par 209 (65-69-75), while senior Max Siegfried (72-69-73) and Clark (73-71-70) tied for 34^th place at two-under par 214.

Senior David Amm shot an even-par 72 in the final round and tied for 62^nd place at four-over par 220 (75-73-72).

Toledo will wrap up its fall season this weekend when it travels to Greensboro, N.C. for the Grandover Collegiate on Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 23-24.

TEAM STANDINGS
1. Kansas 277-271-281=829 (-35); 2. Kent State 282-276-278=836 (-28); 3. Michigan State 282-280-279=841 (-23); 4. Toledo 278-279-285=842 (-22); T5. Memphis 281-287-275=843 (-21); T5. Northwestern 282-281-280=843 (-21); 7. South Florida 277-283-284=844 (-20); 8. Nebraska 277-284=287=848 (-16); 9. Indiana 283-285-282=850 (-14); 10. Rutgers 282-281-291=854 (-10); 11. Louisiana 284-284-287=855 (-9); 12. Jacksonville 284-294-283=861 (-3); 13. Boston College 291-283-295=869 (+5); T14. Miami (Ohio) 284-293-294=871 (+7); T14. Maryland 288-293-290=871 (+7); 16. Kansas City 294-296-288=878 (+14)

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS
1. Chris Vandette (KSU) 66-69-67=202 (-14); T2. Harry Hillier (KU) 68-66-71=205 (-11); T2. Callum Bruce 68-66-71=205 (-11); T4. Tyran Sanders (Memphis) 68-72-66=206 (-10); T4. Peter Hinnant (Louisiana) 70-69-67=206 (-10)

TOLEDO INDIVIDUALS
T6. Jamie Tofte Nielsen 68-70-70=208 (-8); T12. Barend Botha 65-69-75=209 (-7); T34. Max Siegfried 72-69-73=214 (-2); T34. Lukas Clark 73-71-70=214 (-2); T62. David Amm 75-73-72=220 (+4)