BEMIDJI, Minn. – Minnesota State Moorhead golf saw a major improvement on day two of the Tracy Lane Memorial on Tuesday. The Dragons concluded the 36-hole tournament in fourth place with a cumulative score of 736.
Moorhead completed the second round with a score of 363, a 10-stroke improvement from Monday's round.
Sophomore Sydney Miller would see a major improvement one day two, trimming nine strokes from Monday. Miller shot an 82 overall in a round that featured nine pars. The Detroit Lakes, Minn., product had a tremendous showing at the turn, earning either a par or birdie on five straight holes. Miller earned her birdie on the par-five 10th hole at Bemidji Town & Country Club, which spanned 445 yards. She would finish 14th individually at the tournament.
Fellow second-yard Adi Houkom would also see an improvement from day one, carding an 84. Houkom cut three strokes from her first round thanks to seven pars and a birdie. The West Fargo, N.D., product had a string of four straight even holes to open the back nine. Houkom would pencil in a birdie on the par-four sixth hole that amassed 392 yards. The sophomore would finish 12th overall on the individual leaderboard.
Regan Braun would shoot a second-round 96 for the Dragons on Tuesday. Braun earned a pair of pars on the front nine as well as a birdie. The senior earned one-under marks on the par-four eighth hole that stretched 304 yards.
Kamryn Wesloh would wrap up the scoring for Moorhead, improving by a stroke for a round two 101. Wesloh collected her first birdie of the season in the round, penciling in three strokes on the par-four 13th hole.
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MSUM will now look towards the annual Jewel Invitational in Lake City, Minn., next week. Play from The Jewel Golf Club is set to begin on Monday morning.
