Colo. School of Mines holds one-stroke lead after first two rounds at NSIC / RMAC Regional Crossover

GOTHENBURG, Neb. - Colorado School of Mines holds a one-stroke lead over Minnesota State University, Mankato after the opening day of competition at the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) / Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) Regional Crossover on Sunday, September 27th, at Wild Horse Golf Club (par 72) in Gothenburg, Neb.

For day one TEAM results, click here.

For day one INDIVIDUAL results, click here.

For day one COMBINED results, click here.

The Orediggers posted a team score of 620 (+44) during the first two rounds of competition on Sunday and will begin the final round on Monday one stroke ahead of Minnesota State (621; +45).  The University of Nebraska - Kearney (623; +47) is currently in third place, Concordia University, St. Paul (629; +53) sits in fourth place and Fort Lewis College (632; +56) will enter the final round in fifth place.

St. Cloud State University's Evan Peters (77, 73; +6), Winona State University's Brady Strangstalien (71, 79; +6) and MSU's Bryant Black (74, 76; +6) are all currently tied for first place.  Regis University's Greg Johnson (76, 76; +8), Mines' Elliott Feng (78, 74; +8) and UNK's Justin Stonacek (78, 74; +8) will enter Monday's round in a three-way tie for fourth place.

MSU's Kyle Bahe (hole #6) and UNK's Alex Farrell (hole #3) recorded double eagles in Monday's opening round while Augustana (S.D.) College's Joel Thompson had a hole-in-one on #9 in Monday's second round.

Despite thermometer readings in the low 70's at Wild Horse G.C., wind gusts of 25-30 miles per hour throughout the first 36 holes on Sunday yielded wind chill temperatures in the low 50's.

The final round of competition at the NSIC / RMAC Regional Crossover will be held on Monday, September 28th, at Wild Horse Golf Club.

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