SHREVEPORT,LA- Drew Richardson fired two rounds in the 70s to finish seventh at the Hal Sutton Invitational and led a Majors team that placed third. 

Battling tough conditions on Monday that featured high winds and low temperatures, the Majors went out and competed.  

"Whenever you see high scores like that, you know conditions were tough," coach Eddie Brescher said after the tournament. "We went out and battled and put ourselves in a position to score going into Tuesday's final round."

A team score of 326 had the Majors in fourth place after day one, they were led by Richardson's 79, Lewis Peters' 84 and Ryan Henry, who shot an 86. 

Day two saw much favorable conditions and the Majors went out and took advantage. Millsaps shaved 17 shots off their day one score to shoot an impressive 309. That was good enough for a third place finish, but for coach Brescher and their team hungry for more.

"We played very well on Tuesday," Brescher said. "We had set a goal of finishing at least second in the tournament and we finished third. We did a great job of scoring on Tuesday and moving up, but it gives us motivation going into the last few tournaments of the year."

Leading the way on Tuesday was Peters whose 73 tied for the second lowest round of the tourney and moved him into eighth overall. Richardson's 76 cemented himself a seventh place finish. Ryan Henry shot a 77 and he finished in 16th place. 

The Majors get a break before heading to Millington, TN for the Mirimichi Golf Invitational on April, 13.