INFO | Savannah Lakes Invitational second-round results
 
McCormick, S.C.----The No. 16 Wingate University women's golf team is second after two rounds of the Savannah Lakes Invitational at the Savannah Lakes Village, Monticello Course on Monday. The Bulldogs improved their team score by one stroke, shooting a 293 Monday for a 36-hole total of 587. Wingate swapped places on the leader board with No. 23 West Florida. The UWF Argos had a 287 Monday for a 36-hole total of 583, four strokes better than the 'Dogs.
 
Sophomore Lisa Vinger is tied for sixth place with her one-over-par 145. She had a 74 Monday to go with her career-low 71 Sunday. Graduate student Hailey McLaughlin shaved 11 strokes from her first-round score, posting a team-best 72 Monday. West Florida senior Kate Kenthack is the 36-hole leader at four-under-par 140. She has a two-stroke advantage on the field, thanks to her five-under-par 67 Monday.
 
Tournament Information
 
Savannah Lakes Invitational
Savannah Lakes Village, Monticello Course (par 72, 5820 yards)
McCormick, S.C. (hosted by Lander University)
 
Wingate Line-up
 
2-Wingate 294-293=587
T6-Lisa Vinger, 71-74=145
T11-Jess Brown, 72-75=147
T15-Isabella Adkins, 75-74=149
T15-Thalia Perez Vieco, 76-73=149
T37-Hailey McLaughlin, 83-72=155
T47-Lauren Sutcliffe, 80-77=157*
 
*individual
 
Wingate/Tournament Notes

- Only two strokes separated Wingate's four counting scores Monday
- McLaughlin's 72 led the way, followed by sophomore Thalia Perez Vieco's 73
- Vinger and junior Isabella Adkins posted identical 74s Monday
- The top three teams are West Florida (583), Wingate (587) and Limestone (588)
- Host Lander and Florida Southern are fourth (596) and fifth (603), respectively
- Kenthack's 67 was Monday's low round
- Thirteen schools are participating in this year's Savannah Lakes Invitational, including six SAC schools: Wingate, Limestone, Lenoir-Rhyne, Catawba, Coker and UVA Wise
- The 54-hole event concludes with the third round Tuesday
 
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