CARMEL, Ind. – The UIndy women's golf team remained in second place at the NCAA DII East Regional Tuesday, positioning itself in an advancing spot heading into the final round.
 
Held at Prairie View Golf Club in Carmel, Ind., the 15-team, 81-golfer tournament concludes tomorrow with the third and final round. The top five teams after 54 holes, along with the top two individuals not on an advancing team will move on to the 2024 DII Women's Golf Championships May 21-25 at Orange County National Golf Center in Orlando, Fla.
 
Tee times for Tuesday are again scheduled to start at 8:30 a.m. ET, with the Hounds teeing off starting at 10 a.m. Live results will be available here.
 
TUESDAY
Substituted into the lineup Tuesday morning, sophomore Ava Ray made the most of her opportunity. The Franklin, Ind., native fired a team-low 72 to help the Hounds stay close to team-leader Findlay, who will enter the final round with just a three-stroke edge over UIndy. The Greyhounds, meanwhile, are 15 strokes ahead of third-place Ashland, and 27 strokes clear of fifth—the final advancing spot.
 
Junior Anci Dy forced her way into the top five, as her two-day score of +7 is good for a share of fourth place. She racked up 15 pars in round two to help her vault seven spots up the leaderboard.
 
Three more Hounds will enter the final round in the top 20. Freshman Jess Haines (+8) sits in a four-way tie for seventh place, while fellow-rookie Caroline Whallon (+11) is T-18. Senior Matilda Cederholm (+12) is tied for 20th.
 
MONDAY
The Hounds were well positioned after Monday's opening round. With four student-athletes in the top 11, the Greyhounds combined for an even 300—a single stroke back of team-leader Findlay and eight ahead of third-place Ashland.

Senior Matilda Cederholm topped the team with a one-over 73 to finish play in fourth place—three back of leader Brook Herbstreit (-2) of Saginaw Valley. Cederholm carded five birdies on the day, including one on the par-5 18th to finish the round.
 
Freshman Jess Haines (+3) sits at T-8, while junior Anci Dy and freshman Caroline Whallon share 11th at +4. Sophomore Macey Brown (+10) rounded out at the team scoring at T-47.