SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – The Parkside men's golf team greatly improved on the second day of the Dan Salisbury Memorial hosted by Illinois-Springfield at Panther Creek Country Club. The team shot an impressive 285 in round two, the lowest team score in 18 holes in just over ten years since the school record was broken in the spring of 2012. That record was 279 at the Parkside Spring Invitational. 
 
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"The Rangers came back strong today shooting -3 as a team," second year head coach Tyler Wollberg said. "We'll hope to continue this trend heading into the GLIAC Championship."
 
Leading the way for the Rangers was junior Danny Sanicki with a second round score of 2-under 70 and finishing in a tie for fourth. Sophomore Garrett Olson followed with a 1-under 71 and finished in a tie for ninth. Senior Chase Fisk also shot a 1-under 71 in the second round, good for a T-17 finish. Junior Steven Sanicki shot a 73 in round two and finished tied for 17^th. Rounding out the lineup was freshman TJ Floberg with a second round 78.
A 285 score in round two helped the Rangers jump from sixth place after round one to a third place finish overall. McKendree took home the team title after shooting a combined 10-under for the two rounds. Fabian Wennerlof of McKendree won the individual title at nine-under par for the tournament.
 
FULL RESULTS
Danny Sanicki – 75 ,70 – 145
Garrett Olson – 76, 71 – 147
Chase Fisk – 78, 71 - 149
Steven Sanicki – 76, 73 - 149
TJ Floberg – 79, 78 - 157
 
The Rangers will look ahead to the postseason where they will head to Augusta, Mich., to compete in the GLIAC Championships at Stoatin Brae Golf Course from April 15^th to April 17^th.