Coach Dave Davis’ Falcons followed Monday’s record-setting 288 with a 286 on Tuesday. That gave the Falcons a CVAC record 54-hole total of 872 and a record for margin of victory, 46 strokes.

Pfeiffer claimed the top four individual spots, and all five falcons finished in the top 10.

Senior Stuart Tatters proved he is all the way back from January elbow surgery, taking medalist honors with a 73-71-70—214 total, 2 over par. His 214 shattered the previous tournament record by eight strokes. Tatters birdied four of five holes, starting with the par-5 No. 3 hole after making a double bogey on the first hole.

Sophomore Ben Casey, who has finished first or second five times this year, also broke the old tournament record with a 76-71-71—218 total to finish second behind Tatters.

Freshmen Luke Poulter (222) and Andrew McArthur (223) finished third and fourth, respectively, with Poulter’s 70 on Tuesday tying for the tourney’s low round. Two-time defending CVAC champ Peter Astrom was ninth at 228.

“It was an incredible tournament for our team,” said Davis. “Regent Park is a very difficult golf course that requires patience and the ability to hit all the shots. People do not understand that it is very rare that anyone breaks 300 on this golf course, and these guys did it all three days, and in convincing fashion. This is the type of golf we will need to play to win the national championship.”

Tatters earned CVAC Player of the Year honors, and Poulter received the Freshman of the Year award. Davis was named Coach of the Year. The Falcons, ranked No. 1 in District 3 North and No. 11 nationally, will compete in the NCAA Regional at Howie-in-the-Hills, Fla., May 1-3.

• Catawba men’s golf team wins in Hickory

HICKORY — Catawba’s men’s golf team earned a four-stroke win Tuesday in the Carter Invitational.

Coach Sam Gealy’s Indians triumphed at the par-72 Catawba Country Club course with a 36-hole total of 619 for the two-day event. The Indians posted a 311 on Monday and a 308 on Tuesday.

Host Lenoir-Rhyne finished second with 623, followed by Gardner-Webb and Wingate, each with 626, and Catawba Valley with 635.

Nick Schiavone and Adrian Marbry were Catawba’s leaders with 8-over-par 152s. Schiavone, who had rounds of 74 and 78, made the all-tournament team. Marbry, who missed all-tourney on a scorecard playoff, also had a 74 and 78.

Salisbury’s Christopher McCoy finished at 155 with a 73 on the second day. Derrek Camps had a 79 on Tuesday for a 160. Ryan Anthony had a second-day 79 for a 164.

Lenoir-Rhyne’s Scott Miller was the individual winner with a 148. He shot even-par 72 on Tuesday to erase a three-shot deficit.

Lenoir-Rhyne’s women won with a 693 total. Gardner-Webb, coached by Brian Ashley of Faith, was second at 702. Savannah College of Art & Design was third at 805, followed by Wingate, 848, and Catawba, 853.

Gardner-Webb’s Hannah Storey defeated LR’s Meghan Jolly, the first-round leader, on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to take individual honors. Storey had rounds of 80 and 78 for a 158 total, while Jolly had a 76 and 82.

Catawba was led by Aimee Davis of Salisbury with a 189, which included a 92 on the first day. Tina Robinson had a second-day 94 for a 194. Allison Dupree of Faith had a 207, and Donna Manik had a 263.

• Livingstone’s Smith third in heptathalon

LYNCHBURG, Va. — Livingstone College’s Keyja Smith made a strong showing in the Liberty Invitational track and field meet last weekend, finishing in third place in the heptathlon.

Smith compiled 4,350 points in the seven events. She had times of 14.89 seconds in the 100-meter hurdles, 25.71 in the 200 dash, and 2:48.58 in the 800. She high jumped 4-101

“Keyja is probably the best all-around athlete in (NCAA) Division II,” said Livingstone coach Clifton Huff. “She should qualify for the national championship meet in her next heptathlon meet and, with a good month’s training, she should be one of the favorites to win the national championship.”

Smith came up 100 points shy of qualifying for the nationals while competing in a pouring rain.

Smith lost out to two DivisionI athletes — Coastal Carolina’s Courtney Samuel(4,625) and Liberty’s Marianne Mulkey (4,394).

Livingstone’s men and women are scheduled to compete in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Virginia Union today and Saturday.

Smith, Louann Williams, Tiffany Forbes, Penda Powell and Keisha Thorpe will lead the Lady Bears. Livingstone’s men, who lost a lot of senior standouts by graduation last spring, will be led by Reggie Johnson.

• Parks and Recreation offers tennis tourney

The Salisbury Parks and Recreation Kick-Off tennis tournament has been scheduled April 28-30 at City Park.

The youth division for both boys and girls will offer competition for those 12 and under, 13-15, 16-18, 18 and under doubles and 18 under under mixed doubles.

The adult division will include Open singles for men and women, Senior Citizen Open for men and women 55 and older, Open Doubles for men and women, Senior Citizen Doubles, Mixed Doubles and Senior Citizen Mixed Doubles.

Entry fee is $5 for juniors and $10 for adults. Trophies will be awarded to the top two finishers in each division. Entries will be accepted at the City Park Center until April 25.

• Catawba women top North Carolina Central

Catawba beat North Carolina Central 8-1 in women’s tennis on Wednesday. Claire Carson, Elizabeth Taylor, Taryn Gordon, Ashlee Cooke and Emily Lake won matches for the Tribe (11-10).

• East’s Basinger makes regional singles field

East Rowan’s Robert Basinger has qualified for the regionals in 3A tennis singles.

Other Mustangs will attempt to qualify at the SPC qualifier at Myers Park on Saturday.

• Rowan Wrestlers hit mats in Winston

The Rowan Wrestling Academy took 16 members to Winston-Salem on Saturday. None of the wrestlers won a division, but seconds and thirds abounded.

Charles Daniel, Travis Doss, Matthew Heffelfinger, Taylor Jones and Derrell Ross all took second in the midget division, while Erik Daniel, Justin Grier and Robert Martin placed third.

In the junior division, Maddison Welch and Gordon Witte Jr. earned second-place honors. Matthew Cottingham, Dwight Ross and Christopher Velazquez all finished third.

The Rowan Wrestlers take the mats again April 15 in a freestyle event at West Rowan High School.

• West tennis beats Piedmont in SPCmatch

West Rowan downed Piedmont 6-3 in 3A South Piedmont Conference on Wednesday.

Winning singles matches for Mary Ann Martinelli’s Falcons were Josh Isenhour, Brian Armada, Jason Aycoth, Lekith Lokesh and Jon Graham.

• Hornet tennis aces pair of CCC foes

Salisbury finished in second place in 2A Central Carolina Conference tennis with a 10-2 league mark. The Hornets beat Ledford 6-3 and High Point Central 7-2.

Overall, the Hornets were 12-3, with two losses coming to league champ Lexington and one to Albemarle.

Scott Glasgow, Aaron Post, Kenny Cibik and Adam Martin won singles matches against Ledford.

Glasgow, Bill Goodman, Post, Cibik, Martin and Reid Dickert won against the Bison. Salisbury’s No. 1 player, Helmut Shomaker, missed the High Point Central game with illness.

• West Rowan Blue knocks off Knox

West Rowan Middle Blue beat Knox 4-0 in boys soccer on Wednesday.