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Tennessee leads Mercedes Benz Intercollegiate women's golf
The second round of the Mercedes Benz Intercollegiate women's golf tournament at Cherokee Country Club in Knoxville, Tennessee, has concluded. The University of Tennessee currently leads the 15-team field at 15-under par, holding a seven-stroke advantage over Baylor.
In individual standings, Makayla Grubb of High Point holds the lead at 8-under par. Madison Messimer of Tennessee follows in second place, two strokes behind. Other notable team performances include High Point in third and South Florida in fourth.
Campbell sits in 11th place, led by Fanni Gronlund at 1-over par. Western Kentucky is in 13th place, with Leah Edwards posting an even-par round to sit tied for 26th individually. The tournament concludes with a final 54-hole round on Tuesday.
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Cherokee Country Club · Madison Messimer · Makayla Grubb · Mercedes Benz Intercollegiate · University of Tennessee