Saturday, March 11
Tucson, AZ
All Day
University of Nevada Las Vegas
vs
Mountain View Invitational
3/11/2017 12:00:00 AM | Women's Golf
March 11, 2017
DAY TWO RESULTS // TOURNAMENT PROGRAM// MOUNTAIN WEST WOMEN'S GOLF STATS
TUCSON, Ariz. (UNLVRebels.com) - UNLV Women's Golf dropped one spot the leaderboard after carding an 11-under 299 in second round play at the Mountain View Collegiate Invitational in Tucson, Arizona, to move from third to fourth with a 13-under through two completed rounds. Junior Harley Dubsky, who entered the day in a tie for 14th after shooting an even 72 in the opening round, ended the day in a tie for 10th after scoring a 1-over 73 to finish the highest among the Rebel golfers.
Behind Dubsky was fellow junior Mackenzie Raim, who sits in a tie for 18th at 3-over after carding a 4-over 76 in round two, followed by senior Alexandra Kaui in a tie 26th at 4-over after a second-straight round of 74. Sophomore Elizabeth Prior sits one shot behind Kaui in a tie for 32nd at 5-over for the tournament, with fellow sophomore Alyssa Getty tied for 50th at 9-over. Freshman transfer Nastasia Kossacky, an individual entry, is at 16-over through the first two rounds.
No. 20 Arizona started round two with an 11-shot lead and extended that margin to 17 by days end at 15-under 561. Houston moved up into the second spot at 2-over (578), followed by New Mexico State in third in front of the Rebels at 4-over. Oklahoma rounded out the top five, hovering one stroke behind UNLV at 14-over (590).
Wildcat golfer Wanasa Zhou put a stranglehold on first place, carding a second-consecutive 65 to get to 14-under. Houston's Leonie Harm held steady in second, shooting a 3-under on Saturday to get to 9-under for the tournament. Haley Moore, another Arizona golfer, is in second at 2-under (142) while three players are tied for fourth at 1-under -- Missouri's Emma Allen, New Mexico State's Camille Orito, Arizona's Sandra Nordaas and Kansas State's Madison Talley.
Final round play begins with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. MT on Sunday, March 12.
-UNLV-
TUCSON, Ariz. (UNLVRebels.com) - UNLV Women's Golf dropped one spot the leaderboard after carding an 11-under 299 in second round play at the Mountain View Collegiate Invitational in Tucson, Arizona, to move from third to fourth with a 13-under through two completed rounds. Junior Harley Dubsky, who entered the day in a tie for 14th after shooting an even 72 in the opening round, ended the day in a tie for 10th after scoring a 1-over 73 to finish the highest among the Rebel golfers.
Behind Dubsky was fellow junior Mackenzie Raim, who sits in a tie for 18th at 3-over after carding a 4-over 76 in round two, followed by senior Alexandra Kaui in a tie 26th at 4-over after a second-straight round of 74. Sophomore Elizabeth Prior sits one shot behind Kaui in a tie for 32nd at 5-over for the tournament, with fellow sophomore Alyssa Getty tied for 50th at 9-over. Freshman transfer Nastasia Kossacky, an individual entry, is at 16-over through the first two rounds.
No. 20 Arizona started round two with an 11-shot lead and extended that margin to 17 by days end at 15-under 561. Houston moved up into the second spot at 2-over (578), followed by New Mexico State in third in front of the Rebels at 4-over. Oklahoma rounded out the top five, hovering one stroke behind UNLV at 14-over (590).
Wildcat golfer Wanasa Zhou put a stranglehold on first place, carding a second-consecutive 65 to get to 14-under. Houston's Leonie Harm held steady in second, shooting a 3-under on Saturday to get to 9-under for the tournament. Haley Moore, another Arizona golfer, is in second at 2-under (142) while three players are tied for fourth at 1-under -- Missouri's Emma Allen, New Mexico State's Camille Orito, Arizona's Sandra Nordaas and Kansas State's Madison Talley.
Final round play begins with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. MT on Sunday, March 12.
-UNLV-
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