BROKEN ARROW, Okla. --- The Minnesota State men's and women's golf teams finished the first two rounds of the Tulsa Cup Monday.
 
Women's Recap

The three-round Tulsa Cup is being held at the par-72 Club at Forest Ridge in Broken Arrow, Okla. A total of 17 teams are competing in the event. As a team, MSU shot 325-308—633 (+57) to finish the day in 10th place. Rogers State leads the team standings with scores of 306-293—599 (+23). Henderson State's Teagen Muldoon is leading the individual standings with scores of 72-72—144 (E).

Junior Emerson Garlie led the way for the Mavericks on day one as she finished the first two rounds in a tie for 14th at +8. Garlie posted three birdies and shot a 74 in round two. Senior Lauren Brown followed one shot back in 18th place at +9 as she tallied a total of six birdies on the day.

Juniors Aly Blomberg and Kelby Anderson finished the first two rounds at +19 and +21, respectively. Blomberg posted one birdie, while Anderson recorded three.

Freshman Maddy Fee finished the day at +33 also, while freshman Tayla Perry finished at +16 while competing independently. Perry notched five birdies as well.

Minnesota State wraps up the Tulsa Cup on Tuesday.

T14. Emerson Garlie – 78-74—152 (+8)
T16. Lauren Brown – 76-77—153 (+9)
T52. Aly Blomberg – 86-77—163 (+19)
T60. Kelby Anderson – 85-80—165 (+21)
T85. Maddy Fee – 89-88—177 (+33)
41. Tayla Perry (Ind.) – 81-79—160 (+16)
 

Men's Recap

The three-round Tulsa Cup is being held at the par-72 Club at Indian Springs in Broken Arrow, Okla. A total of 20 teams are competing in the event. As a team, MSU shot a 303-303—606 (+30) to finish the day in 18th place. Bemidji State leads the team standings after two rounds with scores of 290-290—580 (+4). Bemidji State's Teagan LaPlante leads the individual standings with scores of 71-67—138 (-6).

Senior Karson Patten is one of 10 golfers to finish the first two rounds under par as he shot a 69-71—140, to finish the day in a tie for second place at -4. Patten notched six birdies in his opening round, before posting three in his second round.

Freshman Cooper Daikawa finished the day at +10, while junior Logan Peroutka finished one shot behind Daikawa at +11. Daikawa tallied four birdies through the first two rounds, while Peroutka posted four.

Junior Michael Johnson sits two shots behind Peroutka at +13 as he recorded two birdies. Sophomore Sam Swavely did not compete in the first two rounds.

Minnesota State concludes the Tulsa Cup on Tuesday.

T2. Karson Patten – 69-71—140 (-4)
T67. Cooper Daikawa – 77-77—154 (+10)
T76. Logan Peroutka – 77-78—155 (+11)
T81. Michael Johnson – 80-77—157 (+13)
104. Sam Swavely – did not compete