ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – The University of Pennsylvania men's golf team wrapped up two days of stroke play at the St. Andrews Links Collegiate, competing against Texas, Washington and host St. Andrews on the historic Jubilee Course in Scotland.

The Quakers posted a two-round team total of 66-over-par 766, following an opening-round 360 with a second-round 406 in challenging conditions. Texas claimed the top seed for Wednesday's match-play finale, finishing at 23-over-par 723. Host St. Andrews placed second at 42-over-par 742, while Washington finished third at 43-over-par 743.

Arjun Caprihan led the way for the Quakers, finishing ninth individually at seven-over par. Caprihan carded rounds of 70 and 77 to pace Penn through the opening 36 holes.

Hayden Adams followed with a 12-over-par performance, finishing tied for 13th after rounds of 74 and 78. Kayden Wang placed tied for 18th at 14-over par, posting rounds of 70 and 84, while Oliver Uribe finished 21st at 15-over par with rounds of 71 and 84.

Ryan Chang and Wesley Hu rounded out Penn's individual results, both finishing tied for 22nd at 19-over par. Chang recorded rounds of 76 and 83, while Hu posted scores of 75 and 84 while competing as an individual.

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With stroke play complete, Penn will face Washington in Wednesday's match-play competition on the legendary Old Course. The final round will determine the third-place finisher, while Texas and St. Andrews will compete for the team title. Play begins at 10:25 a.m. local time in Scotland, 6:25 a.m. EST. Fans can watch on the Golf Channel, starting at 9 a.m. EST.