AMARILLO, Texas— Sophomore Henry Starr posted a 2-under par round of 69 and climbed into the top 20 of 90 players in the final individual standings of the Ryan Palmer Foundation Invite, which wrapped up with the third and final round on Tuesday here at the Amarillo Country Club.
 
Starr, Colorado Mesa University's leading player in all four tournaments of the fall season thus far, finished in a tie for 18^th with a 54-hole total of 2-under par 211 as the Mavs took 12^th as a team with a final team score of 865 (+13), which included a round of 289 (+5) on Tuesday.
 
Starr moved up ten spots during Tuesday's round, which saw him roll in six birdies.
 
Freshman Colby Hutton also made five birdies during his even par round of 71 on Tuesday and finished the tournament in a tie for 24^th at even par 213.  He moved up four spots from his T-28 position after 36 holes on Monday.
 
Fellow freshman Cruz Carter, playing as an individual, also tied for 24^th and recorded a round of 74 on Tuesday.
 
Meanwhile, Will Alexander posted a 3-over par 74 on Tuesday and finished in a tie for 41^st at +5 (218).
 
Jacob Gonzalez and Luke Wagstaff both registered rounds of 75 on Tuesday.  Gonzalez finished the tournament in a tie for 69^th at +12 (225) while Wagstaff was three shots further back in a tie for 75^th at +15 (228).
 
The Mavs, who were without two of their normal top five players, will return to Texas in two weeks to play at the NCAA South Central/West Regional Preview in San Antonio on Oct. 26-27.