The Ball State's women's golf team is in third after the second day of play in the Mid-American Conference Championships at Longaberger Golf Club in Nashport, Ohio.
Ball State shot four strokes higher than Friday and has a total team score of 628. Kent State leads the tournament at 612, while Eastern Michigan is in second, managing a 617.
Senior Brittney Kelly, who finished second at last year's MAC Championships, is in seventh with rounds of 76 and 79 to put her at a total score of 155.
Junior Katie Windlan is tied for 13th with a 157. Freshman Sarah Westaway is tied for 15th with a 158. Senior Rachael Pruett is tied for 20th with a 159, while sophomore Autumn Duke is tied for 34th with a 167.
The final round will conclude on Sunday.
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