BECKER, Minn. – The University of Minnesota Morris women's golf team moved up a spot into fourth place on Friday at the UMAC Championship. The Cougars carded a team score of 408 for the second day running and are at 816 as a team through 36 holes.

The University of Northwestern has opened up a massive advantage in the team standings with a score of 686. Crown College is second at 740 and the University of Wisconsin-Superior is third at 760.

Trailing behind the Cougars are Northland College in fifth (819), Martin Luther College in sixth (903), Bethany Lutheran College in seventh (920), and North Central University in eighth (922).

The low round of the day for Minnesota Morris once again belonged to Hannah Selig with a 92, while Paisley Sierra was just a shot behind with a 93. Individually, Selig is tied for seventh through two rounds at 181, while Sierra is 14th with a 192.

Mackenzie Sejba-Walters shot a 106 on Friday and is tied for 18th with a cumulative score of 213. Kaylie Schmitz had the fourth and final score going toward the Cougar team total with a 117. She is 30th overall at 230. Bonita Young recorded a 137 in her second round and is 39th overall with a score of 280.

Saturday's final round begins on the back nine for Minnesota Morris with a 10:40 a.m. start.