Mustangs Tied For Fourth After Play Suspended In Second Round of Dale McNamara Invitational
Oct 11 | Women's Golf
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BROKEN ARROW, Okla. (SMU) – The Mustangs climbed six spots on the team leaderboard in the second 18 and are currently tied for fourth with play suspended in the second round at the Dale McNamara Invitational.
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SMU is even par in the second round, the second-best team performance in the round, and are currently +15 overall.
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Play began approximately two hours late due to inclement weather overnight. The second round resumes with an 8:30 a.m. start on Tuesday and will be immediately followed by the final round.
"We got off to a slow start this morning but redeemed ourselves in this afternoon's round," Head Coach Lauren Mason said. "Our team is leading the field in birdies, which is always a great sign. We will continue to minimize the mistakes and look forward to giving it our all tomorrow."
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Kennedy Pedigo leads the squad at -2, just two strokes off the lead, tied for fourth on the individual leaderboard. The senior fired a one-under 71 in the first round and is up four spots after round one in her current position. The round one total was her third round of par-or-better for the season. She has a pair of holes remaining to close out the round Tuesday.
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Serena Shah is tied for 26th with one hole left in the second round. The junior went 4-over in round one and fired six birdies in the second round so far to sit even par. Her nine total birdies are second for the tournament.
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Katie James is -1 in the second round and up 15 positions after the open round with two holes to play. She is tied for 31st and 5-over.
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Maddi Olson is +10 and tied for 51st and Ashley Chow sits tied for 64th at +13.
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UNLV leads the 13-team field at -3, while Nebraska is second at +8 and BYU third at +13.
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BROKEN ARROW, Okla. (SMU) – The Mustangs climbed six spots on the team leaderboard in the second 18 and are currently tied for fourth with play suspended in the second round at the Dale McNamara Invitational.
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SMU is even par in the second round, the second-best team performance in the round, and are currently +15 overall.
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Play began approximately two hours late due to inclement weather overnight. The second round resumes with an 8:30 a.m. start on Tuesday and will be immediately followed by the final round.
"We got off to a slow start this morning but redeemed ourselves in this afternoon's round," Head Coach Lauren Mason said. "Our team is leading the field in birdies, which is always a great sign. We will continue to minimize the mistakes and look forward to giving it our all tomorrow."
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Kennedy Pedigo leads the squad at -2, just two strokes off the lead, tied for fourth on the individual leaderboard. The senior fired a one-under 71 in the first round and is up four spots after round one in her current position. The round one total was her third round of par-or-better for the season. She has a pair of holes remaining to close out the round Tuesday.
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Serena Shah is tied for 26th with one hole left in the second round. The junior went 4-over in round one and fired six birdies in the second round so far to sit even par. Her nine total birdies are second for the tournament.
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Katie James is -1 in the second round and up 15 positions after the open round with two holes to play. She is tied for 31st and 5-over.
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Maddi Olson is +10 and tied for 51st and Ashley Chow sits tied for 64th at +13.
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UNLV leads the 13-team field at -3, while Nebraska is second at +8 and BYU third at +13.
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