Feb. 14, 2011

Second Round Results in PDF Format

SORRENTO, Fla. -- Alex Aläng posted a career-low, one-under-par 71 amidst windy conditions at the RedTail Golf Course to lead the University of Memphis women's golf team in the second round of the UCF Challenge.

Aläng is in a tie for 24th position with a 36-hole score of 147. Kathleen Glavin followed an opening-round 73 with a three-over-par 75 on the second day of competition to grab a share of 29th position. Julia Hodgson and Sarah Mathews both turned in 80's on day two and are in 69th and 74th place, respectively. Marissa Steen is in a tie for 78th after scores of 77-81.

Memphis turned in a team score of 306 (+18) on the second day and finds itself in 15th position going into the final round. Coastal Carolina (285-289) turned in a one-over-par team total of 289 to move past first-round leader Tulane (284-295). The Green Wave finds itself in third position behind South Carolina, which posted the lowest second round team score (284) to move into second position.

"I'm happy for the way Alex and Kathleen played and battled through the windy conditions," University of Memphis head coach Beth Harrelson said. "I'm looking for a better team score tomorrow."

First-round co-leader Jessica Alexander (Coastal Carolina) posted a 69 in the second round to take a one stroke lead over Ashleigh Albrecht (Kentucky) in the individual competition.

The UCF Challenge finishes Tuesday, Feb. 15 with tee times beginning at 8:30 a.m. (ET). Live scoring is available via GolfStat.