KEARNEY, Neb. -- No. 21-ranked University of Central Missouri Jennies Golf sits in first place after day two of the MIAA Women's Golf Championship at Meadowlark Hills Monday, April 14. The Jennies (311) shot an 18-hole total of 309 to currently sit at the top spot with a 36-hole total of 620 (+52). No. 25 Rogers State is currently in second with a 36-hole total of 629 (+61).

Junior Libby Green (72) led the Jennies scoring and sits in a tie for third after firing an second day 18-hole total of 83 to sit with a 36-hole total of 155 (+13), junior Mia Rallo sits in a tie for sixth after firing an second day 18-hole total of 80 to sit with a 36-hole total of 156 (+14).
Sophomore Maya McVey (81) currently sits in a tie for ninth after firing an second day 18-hole total of 76 to sit with a 36-hole total of 157 (+15), senior Nicole Rallo (82) sits in a tie for 11th after firing an second day 18-hole total of 76 to sit with a 36-hole total of 158 (+16), and redshirt junior Kiki Bruner (83) is currently sitting in a tie for 21st after firing an second day 18-hole total of 77 to sit with a 36-hole total of 160 (+18), to round out the Jennies scoring.

Freshman Reece Nimmo (88) is competing as an individual and is currently in a tie for 65th after posting a second-round score of 95 to sit with a 36-hole total of 183 (+41).

The Jennies will play the final round of the 54-hole tournament Tuesday, April 15.