BROWNS SUMMIT, N.C. - UNCG shaved six strokes off its first-day score with an even 300 on Saturday and sits 12th after two rounds of the Bryan National Collegiate, which the Spartans are co-hosting with Wake Forest. Freshman Fanny Cnops moved up eight spots in the individual standings into a tie for fifth.

Cnops fired a 2-under 70 Saturday, tied for the second-best score of the day. Only tournament leader Jessica Negron of Florida State, who shot a 69, fared better on day two. Cnops has a two-day total of 143.

Ana Lucia Martinez also charged up the leaderboard from 28th to 14th. Martinez shot a second-round 73 and has a 36-hole total of 148.

Begona Sarabia moved up two spots into a tie for 70th, firing a 77 to push her total to 157. Courtney Taylor is not far behind in 76th (79-80=159) and Berglind Bjornsdottir is tied for 87th (79-86=165). Kelly Berry, playing as an individual, shaved eight strokes off her score from Friday and is in 93rd place (98-90=188).

Tennessee (293-291=584) moved to the top of the team leaderboard Saturday, while day-one leader Northwestern plummeted to eighth (290-305=595). All 11 teams ahead of the Spartans in the standings are ranked in the top 47 nationally. UNCG leads 24th-ranked Michigan State (13th place, 310-300=610) and 38th-ranked Kentucky (14th, 304-309=613) in the 17-team field.

The third and final round from the Players Course at Bryan Park will get under way Sunday morning.

AGATE
12. UNCG 306-300=606

Individual
T5. Fanny Cnops 73-70=143
T14. Ana Lucia Martinez 75-73=148
T70. Begona Sarabia 80-77=157
T76. Courtney Taylor 79-80=159
T87. Berglind Bjornsdottir 79-86=165
93. Kelly Berry* 98-90=188
* Playing as individual

Cougars in 17th after Second Round of Bryan National Collegiate

GREENSBORO, N.C. - The College of Charleston women's golf team find themselves in 17th place heading into the tournament's final round of the Bryan National Collegiate.

The Cougars shot 34-over for the day and are 59-over for the tournament after rounds of 313-322=635.

Looking up the leaderboard the Cougars are within two shots of Louisville for 16th place in the tournament.

Senior Leigh Whittaker led the Cougars on the day as she shot a 5-over 77 with five bogeys and 13 pars. Junior Katharina Boehm leads the Cougars for the tournament as she is tied for 49th at 10-over. Whittaker is one shot back at 11-over and tied for 57th among 93 student-athletes.

The Cougars will continue play in the tournament with the final round of competition tomorrow morning at the Bryan Park Players Course.