MARSHALL, Minn. – Minnesota State Moorhead would improve on its day one performance to conclude the EverSpring Inn & Suites Mustang Invitational. The Dragons shot a 348 as a team in the second round, finishing in 12^th place with a 36-hole count of 699. 

Both the 18 and 36-hole scores for the Dragons are new team season bests. 

Sophomore Sydney Miller would lead the Dragon scoring column on Sunday, marking an overall 83. Miller continued her strong tournament, holing 11 pars in the round. This included four-over marks on the back nine at Marshall Golf Club. Aspen Beyer would card a new season best round of 84. Beyer had six pars in her round as well as a birdie. The Wheaton, Minn., native collected one-under marks on the par-five seventh hole that spanned 507 yards. Beyer finished four over par on the front nine. 

Adi Houkom marked an overall 89 thanks to five pars and a birdie in her second round. Houkom penciled in a birdie on the par-three fourth hole at Marshall Golf Club. Regan Braun would finish out the MSUM scoring behind a second-round 92. Braun had six pars in her round, including three consecutive even holes to conclude the front nine. 

Kamryn Wesloh would shoot a 94 on day two behind three pars. Playing as an individual, Karlee Luneckas turned in a second-round 97 with four pars. 

Up Next

The Dragons are set to conclude the fall season at the Battle In The North Invitational, hosted by Minot State. The 36-hole tournament begins October 5 at Beowulf Golf Course in Minot, N.D.