MARSHALL, Minn. -- Minnesota State Moorhead golf began action at the EverSpring Inn & Suites Mustang Invitational on Saturday morning. The Dragons collected a new season best in the first round, carding an overall 351 to sit in 11th place as a team. 

Adi Houkom would pace the Dragons on the opening day, logging a new season best 18-hole round of 83. Houkom was consistent all day, marking down nine pars in her round. The sophomore finished the front nine just three strokes over par (39) thanks to six even holes. Fellow sophomore Sydney Miller would finish four strokes off of Houkom behind a first-round 87. Miller was almost equally as steady on the day, penciling in eight total pars in the round. 

Aspen Beyer would add to Moorhead's strong round with an 88 through 18 holes. Beyer rebounded after a tough round on Tuesday, holing four pars in her Saturday stretch. Kamryn Wesloh would round out the Dragon scorers on Saturday, matching her season best of 93. Wesloh turned in a scorecard with seven pars on it, including the par-five first hole that stretched 513 yards.

Regan Braun would finish with a first-round 96 while also carding seven total par holes. Braun also collected a birdie on the par-four eighth hole at Marshall Golf Club. Playing as an individual, Karlee Luneckas set a new season best with a 94 through 18 holes. Luneckas had four even holes in her round. 

The EverSpring Inn & Suites Mustang Invitational concludes with 18 holes tomorrow morning.