Aces in 8th place heading into final round
 SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. – Maggie Camp was the low scorer of the day for the University of Evansville women’s golf team as her 80 led the team in the second day of the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate at Sevierville Golf Club.
Camp jumped her score by three strokes from her opening round total. She moved into a tie for 23rd place with a 163. She is just two strokes behind the Aces’ leader – Kayla Katterhenry. The junior stands with a 161 with her 81 in round two. Her efforts have her in a tie for 16th place.
Third on the squad is Madison Chaney. After carding an 82 on Sunday, Chaney checked in with an 87 on Monday. She is tied for 40th. Next up for UE is Giulia Mallmann. Mallmann improved by five strokes on Monday, posting an 84 to enter the final day with a 173. Maria Pickens rounds out the team with a 181. She finished Monday’s action with a 93.
Carly Waggoner and Rachel Marchi registered scores of 96 and 102, respectively, on Monday as individuals. Waggoner stands with a 183 while March’s score is a 191.
Evansville goes into Tuesday’s final round in 8th place with a 665. They are just four behind Florida Atlantic, who is 7th. Southern Mississippi added to its team lead on Monday. The Golden Eagles posted a 306 and begin the final round with a 13-shot lead over Tennessee Tech. Pacing the individuals is Emily Dixon of Youngstown State. She has a 149 and is one ahead of USM’s Valentina Haupt.
The squads have one more round of 18 holes on Tuesday.
