PAWLEYS ISLAND, S.C. – The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) women's golf team moved up five spots, tying for seventh, following the completion of round two of the Golfweek Fall Challenge at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.
Team
UNCG carded a round-two score of nine-over-par (293) and is tied with Old Dominion for seventh place out of the 23 teams.
The Spartans have a two-round total of 14-over-par (582).
Lipscomb (T11th), Stetson (T11th), Coastal Carolina (T9th) and ETSU (T9th) are four teams that were above the Spartans following yesterday's round-one scores.
The Spartans are eighth with 112 pars and tied for 10th with 23 birdies.
UNC Wilmington moved up eight spots to take the lead following a three-under-par (281) round-two team score.
ETSU is tied for ninth with a 16-over-par (584) total, while Mercer is 17th with a 31-over-par (599) performance following two rounds of play.
Individual
Freshman Wilma Siwers moved up six spots and is tied for 10th place after a one-over-par (72) round-two scorecard. She is even-par (142) after two rounds of play.
Classmate Baker Hudson is the next Spartan on the player leaderboard, tying for 24th out of the 120 competitors. She carded a three-over-par (74) on the second day for a combined score of three-over-par (145).
Senior Kasey McIlvaine is tied for 37th overall with her five-over-par (147) two-round performance.
Senior Elle Burnette moved up on the leaderboard following an even-par (71) round-two score and is tied for 50th overall with a total of six-over-par (148).
Rounding out the Spartans is freshman Eva Brown, who is tied for 102nd with her score of 15-over-par (157).
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Up next
UNCG will be paired with Old Dominion, Troy and Austin Peay tomorrow morning for round three. This pairing will begin on hole one with the first foursome teeing off at 8:25 a.m.
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