BECKER, Minn. – The UW-Superior women's golf team took the course for day two of the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Championship on Friday afternoon. At the conclusion of round two, the Yellowjackets sit in third place, carding a collective score of 382.
Olivia Weyenberg (Stacy, Minn./North Branch) led the way for the Yellowjackets once again, carding a 91 in round two. She remains in third place heading into the final round.
Tournament Notes
- Lydia Saxin (Duluth, Minn./Denfeld) and teammate Ashton Parnell (Cambridge, Minn./Cambridge-Isanti) followed behind Weyenberg, both carding a 96 in round two. Parnell recorded four pars and now sits in 13th place, while Saxin, with two pars, currently holds 15th place going into the final round.
- Allie Maschke (Merrill, Wis./Merrill) finished three strokes behind Parnell and Saxin, carding a 27-over 99 in round two. She currently sits just outside the top 15 as the competition heads into the final round.
- Karin Hill (Duluth, Minn/Denfeld) rounded out the Yellowjackets' performance with a score of 104 in round two. She recorded two pars, one on the front nine and one on the back nine and remains in 18th place heading into the final round.
- Northwestern remained atop the leaderboard after round two, posting a collective score of 348, improving their score by one stroke from round one. Crown maintained their second place standing, trailing by 32 strokes after carding a score of 362.
- Morgan Eckman of Northwestern maintained her hold on the top position, carding a round two score of 82. Her teammate, Paige Johnson, remained in second place, carding an 86 in round two. Johnson is five strokes ahead of Weyenberg, who is currently in third place.
The Yellowjackets continue UMAC Championship play Saturday at Pebble Creek Golf Club for the final round. Tee times commence at 10 a.m.
