SOUTHPORT, N.C. – The Towson University women's golf team is tied for third after two rounds of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) championships.
 
Course Information
The Reserve Club-St. James Plantation
Par 72, 6,103 yards
 
How It Happened

• Towson shot 310, which was six strokes better than Friday's first round to tie College of Charleston heading into the final round.
• Towson and Charleston are shooting 626 through two rounds.
• The Tigers are 12 strokes ahead of James Madison.
• After carding a four-over 76, freshman Jordan Cornelius is tied for second overall with the College of Charleston's Victoria Huskey.
• They each have a two-round score of 149 (+5).
• Cornelius is one stroke behind UNCW's Thao My Nguyen (148 +4).
• Helped by shooting an even par 36 on the back nine, Cornelius was Towson's leader in the second round.
• Cornelius birdied the 13th and 17th holes to help her overcome a tough start in which she bogeyed three consecutive holes on the front nine.
• Cornelius leads the field in par-3 scoring with a 2.88 average (-1).
• Cornelius is also tied for the lead in par-5 scoring with a 4.88 average (-1).
• Erica Han is tied for 14th overall after carding a five-over 77 highlighted by three birdies.
• Han, who has a two-round score of 159 (+15), was two-over 38 on the back nine.
• Cornelius and Han have combined for nine birdies through two rounds.
• Alix Lowe shot a six-over 78 highlighted by birdies on the 16th and 17th holes.
• Julia Calomiris and Sarah Perine are tied for 20th overall with a two-round score of 161.
• Calomiris finished the second round with a seven-over 79.
• Her only birdie was on the fourth hole.
• Perine ended the day shooting an 82 (+10).

 
Up Next

• Towson concludes the CAA Championships Sunday.
• UNCW leads the way with a 615 (+39) while Delaware is second with a 622 (+46).
• The Tigers are four strokes behind Delaware for second place, which would be their highest finish in program history.