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NSU slips into second, UCO fourth in MIAA Championship

Ken MacLeod
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MAYETTA, Kan. – For the first time in three years, the RiverHawks are not on top of the leaderboard at the MIAA Women’s Golf Championship.A hot start by Central Missouri on the front nine that was highlighted with three eagles jolted the Jennies into first and they will hold a nine-stroke lead into Wednesday’s final round.  UCO is in fourth, moving up from fifth after shooting 13 shots better with a second-round 306.

The RiverHawks carded a 309 as a team with Kelsey Lumpkin shooting the low round of the day with a 76. Freshman Aitana Hernandez has the low score through 36-holes for NSU and is tied for fourth carding a 150 (73-77).

Ebba Moberg is in ninth place on a 153 score and shot a 78 on Tuesday.   Lexi Armon matched Moberg’s score and is tied for 14th place with a 156 (78-78). Amber Bruins has a 155 (74-81) after two rounds of play and sits in a tenth place tie.On the team leaderboard, there is a 14 stroke distance in-between NSU and the next closest program.

Missouri Western’s Shi Qing Ong is the individual leader by one shot with a 145 (74-71).

For UCO, Sydney Roberts shot a second consecutive 75 and is tied for fourth at 150. Makena Mucciaccio also matched her opening round with a 78 and is tied for 14th at 156. Madison O’Dell shot 76, Una Sato 77 and Faith Stewart 85.
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