36-Hole Scores

FRISCO, Texas -- The Missouri State women's golf team will enter Wednesday's (Apr. 21) final round of the Energy Transfer Conference USA Championship in eighth place. The Bears have posted 299-307--606 through the first two rounds, but are still within striking distance of a top-half finish in their first CUSA tournament.

MoState began its second round at 9:20 a.m. Tuesday in a steady rain and had completed four holes before play was suspended for three hours and resumed around 1:30 p.m. As a result, one group in the field was unable to complete its second round, so play was suspended due to darkness.

Western Kentucky maintained its lead and must still finish Wednesday morning along with Sam Houston and Florida International. Delaware and New Mexico State were tied for second when play was suspended with Sam Houston fourth, and FIU and Middle Tennessee tied for fifth. Then Jacksonville State was seventh, followed by the Bears, UTEP and Kennesaw State.

Junior Coyee Zhang continues to lead the way for MSU, carding a second-round 77 to go along with Monday's 72, putting her in a tie for 11th with a 149 total in two trips around the Fazio Course at Stonebriar Country Club. Senior Kiser Pannier is tied for 21st with 74-77--151, with Kyleigh Pfitzner a shot behind with a pair of 76's and tied for 25th. Junior Tierney Baumstark is tied for 33rd after carding her second straight 77 and freshman Chloe Bolte is tied for 41st with 77-80--157.

Wednesday's final round is slated to begin at 8:30 a.m., with MoState's first tee time at 9:20 a.m,