Mason Rudolph Day Two Results

THE RUNDOWN
FRANKLIN, Tenn. â '¬" Baylor women's golf climbed two spots to 11th after shooting 5-over-par 293 in Saturday's second round at the Mason Rudolph Championship at Vanderbilt Legends Club.

Giovana Maymon (+4, 142) shot 1-under 71, improving six strokes from her first-round 77 to climb 28 spots into a tie for 44th place. Dylan Kim (+2) shot 2-over 74 to move into a tie for 35th place, and Laura Lonardi (+5) improved her first-round score by three strokes with a 73 and is in 49th place.

Louise Gateau-Chovelon (+6) is tied for 54th after shooting 3-over 75 for a second straight day, and Maggie Beth Byers (+7) is tied for 61st after shooting 76 on Saturday.

The Lady Bears' 36-hole total of 15-over 591 is in front of Middle Tennessee (+16), South Carolina (+17), Central Florida (+18), Michigan State (+18), Tulane (+19) and Yale (+47). Georgia (-15) leads the tournament, followed by Alabama (-14), Northwestern (-12) and a three-way tie for fourth between Auburn (-1), Virginia (-1) and LSU (-1).

HIGHLIGHTS
• Giovana Maymon is tied for seventh in the field with a par-3 scoring average of 1-under 2.90. She tied for the tournament lead by shooting 1-under 2.80 on par-3s during Saturday's round.
• Laura Lonardi is tied for 17th in par-4 scoring average at even-par 4.00. Her second-round par-4 scoring of 2-under 3.75 ranked fourth in the field.
• Louise Gateau-Chovelon is tied for 14th in the field with a 2-under 4.80 par-5 scoring average.
• Maymon tied for the fifth-most pars on Saturday with 15.
• Dylan Kim and Maymon are tied for 16th with 26 pars made over 36 holes.
• Gateau-Chovelon leads the team and is tied for 17th with six birdies over two rounds.
• Baylor tied for sixth in par-4 scoring during Saturday's round at 1-over 4.03.
• Baylor's 60 pars on Saturday ranked ninth in the 17-team field and its 11 birdies ranked 10th.
• Baylor is tied for sixth with 119 pars made over two rounds.

STAT OF THE ROUND
5 â '¬" the number of holes Baylor played under-par as a team after doing so in two holes during Friday's first round. Baylor started the second round on hole No. 10 and played below par on No. 10, No. 14, No. 15, No. 2 and No. 3.

TOP QUOTE
"We cleaned it up a little bit today, but again we are slow to learn from our experiences," head coach Jay Goble said. "Our short games are not in form to play well, but we can do better and will do better. Giovana (Maymon) had a solid round and hit the ball very well today."

WHAT'S NEXT
Baylor begins from the 10th hole in Sunday's final round and the Lady Bears are paired with players from GRU Augusta and Middle Tennessee. Byers is first off the tee at 7:30 a.m. CT, and she'll be followed in 10-minute intervals by Gateau-Chovelon, Lonardi, Maymon and Kim, respectively. Live scoring is available at www.birdiefire.com.