Texas Wesleyan posted the best team round of the day to jump to the top of the leaderboard while a handful of teams jockeyed around the cut line late in the afternoon as 16 teams earned the right to play during the final two days of the four-round national championship.

Sixteen teams and the top seven individuals not on a team made the 36-hole cut and secured their spot to play on Thursday and Friday. Seven individuals make the cut due to a tie for the sixth-best individual.

Texas Wesleyan carded a team-total 294 in today's second round to move up two spots into first place with a two-round total of 589 (295-294). The Rams lead second-place Dalton State (Ga.) by four strokes following the Roadrunners' 298 today and a 593 (295-298) at the tournament's midway point.

Keiser (Fla.) -- the first-round leader -- is in third with a 597 (291-306), while British Columbia (299-304) and Columbia (Mo.) (301-302) are tied for fourth with 603's.

Truett McConnell's (Ga.)Peyton Shedd carded one of the six sub-par rounds today to climb into the individual lead. He carded four birdies to fire a 1-under par 71 today over the 7,043 yards, par-72 layout. He leads with a 2-under par 142 (71-71).

Webber International's (Fla.) Vedant Sirohi is the only other player under par after 36 holes. He matched Shedd's 71 to post a 143 (72-71) following today's second round.

Texas Wesleyan's Colin Price (75-69), Wayland Baptist's (Texas) Benjamin Lubker (73-71), and Dalton State's Jack Whaley (71-73) are all tied for third with even-par 144s. Price carded five birdies today to shoot a tournament-low 3-under par 69 today.

In addition to the individual leaders, a pair of hole-in-ones occurred during today's round. Benedictine-Mesa's (Ariz.)Sabastian Carranza aced the 174-yard par-3 hole nine to close out his tournament. He missed the cut by one stroke. St. Thomas's (Fla.)Tomas Borquez knocked in his tee shot on the 182-yard par-3 sixth hole. Borquez is tied for 29th with a 151 (70-81).

Photo courtesy: Dalton State