Indianapolis holds on to lead

FINDLAY, Ohio –  After finishing round one tied for the lead, UIndy  (300-307) jumped out to an 11-stroke advantage through 36 holes at the NCAA No. 1 Super Regional Monday.  Sophomore Amy Thompson (70-75) is one of two Greyhounds in the top 10, as her 36-hole score of +1 is good for second in the 49-woman field.

The Greyhounds carded a 307 in wet conditions during Monday’s second round to move ahead of second-place Grand Valley State by 11 strokes.

Meanwhile, Thompson notched 15 pars Monday to finish at +3 for the day.

At +1 for the tournament, Thompson sits four strokes back of Drury’s Katrina Choate (71-70) and four strokes ahead fellow-sophomore and teammate Jenny Konop (74-75).  Konop is tied for sixth, while senior Darin Pinnick (81-79) moved up 11 spots into a tie for 18th.

The 54-hole event, held at Findlay Country Club, Findlay Ohio, concludes tomorrow with third-round action.  The top three teams along with the top three individuals not with a team will advance to the championships, held May 16-19 at Persimmon Ridge Golf Course in Louisville, Ky.