BECKER, Minn. – The Yellowjacket Women's golf team started the second round of the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Championships this afternoon at Pebble Creek Golf Club. After round one the 'Jackets found themselves in third place and would remain in third place at the end of round two with a team total of 760.

Leading the way still for the Yellowjackets in round two was Ashton Parnell (Cambridge, Minn./Cambridge-Isanti). Parnell would find herself moving up a spot at the end of round two and now sits in fourth place after shooting a score of 86 today totaling 175 after the two rounds.

Teammate Olivia Weyenberg (Stacy, Minn./North Branch Area) now finds herself in 12th place after carding a score of 96 today and totals 187 after the two rounds.

Trailing Weyenberg are teammates Karin Hill (Duluth, Minn/Denfeld) and Kenzie Tuura (Iron River, Wis./Northwestern), who sit in 16th and 17th place, respectively. Hill would score a 105 today to bring her two-round total to 198 and Tuura would score an even 100 to bring her total to 200.

Rounding it out for the Yellowjackets will be Claudia Curtis (Lake Mills, Wis./Lake Mills) in 24th place, carding herself a total score of 222 over the two rounds.

The University of Northwestern will keep its spot in first place heading into round three. Over the first two rounds the Eagles have collectively shot a total of 686, 57 over par.

Individually, Paige Johnson of Northwestern will hold her rank in first place finishing 19 over with a score of 84 today and a total of 163 going into round three. Kendall Clark of Crown would trail shooting 25 over and a score of 86 today totaling a score of 166.

The Yellowjackets continue UMAC Championship play Saturday at Pebble Creek Golf Club, tee time is set for 11 a.m.