The University of Missouri-St. Louis women's golf team ranks second after day one of the UMSL Spring Invitational, scoring a total of 595 (297-298). Mayan Covarrubias leads the team with a score of 146 (73-73), while two other players, Hillary Currier and Wilma Zanderau, also place in the top 10. Grand Valley State is in first place with a score of 582, led by Evelyn Park and Heida Rakel Rafnsdottir, who are tied for first individually at 143. The final round begins Monday at 9:30 a.m.

By the Numbers
  • UMSL total score: 595 (297-298)
  • Top UMSL player: Mayan Covarrubias, 146 (73-73)
  • Grand Valley State total score: 582 (289-293)
Yes, But

Despite a strong showing, UMSL remains behind Grand Valley State, indicating the need for a substantial performance in the final round to secure a victory.

State of Play
  • Mayan Covarrubias is third overall, while Hillary Currier is tied for fourth.
  • Josefin Hansson withdrew due to injury after shooting a 76 in her opening round.
What's Next

The Tritons need to improve their scores significantly to challenge Grand Valley State in the final round. Sunday鈥檚 performance could set the tone for future tournaments.

Bottom Line

The Tritons must capitalize on their strong players to overcome Grand Valley State in the final round, highlighting the importance of consistency and focus in competitive play.