INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Louise Standtke was tied for the overall tournament lead and sits firmly in the top five in the individual standings through the first day of the Butler Fall Invitational as Indiana State took on the field on the first day on the course at the Highland Country Club.
 
Standtke shot 69, -1 through the first 18 holes to sit tied for the overall lead, and then added three more birdies in her 74, +4 in the second round to sit fourth overall in the individual standings in the field.
 
The Sycamores (+45) lead the Missouri Valley schools in the field and sit seventh overall in the team standings through the first 36 holes of the tournament.
 
Second Round Recap
Louise Standtke continues to remain within striking distance of the tournament leaders as the junior turned in a second-round 74 (+4) to sit in fourth-place overall. Standtke birdied the eighth, 14th, and 16th holes on the day, but struggled down the stretch with back-to-back bogeys on the 17th and 18th, and a double bogey on the fourth to remain inside the top five heading into tomorrow's final round.
 
Sophia Florek moved up eight spots individually in the second round after turning in a 76, +6 in her second 18 of the day. Florek birdied the fifth hole to move up into a tie for 35th overall in the field.
 
Alana Gilbert carded a second-round 77, +7 on her way to sitting tied for 50th overall in the field through the first 36 holes. Keira Brazeau birdied the fifth hole on her way to finishing +10 in the second round, while Rosalie DiNunzio went 78, +8 on her way to sitting tied for 69th in the field. DiNunzio birdied the 14th hole to highlight her afternoon session.
 
Gabby Cone matched Standtke for the team's lowest round of the second round as the junior birdied the fifth, and the par 3 eighth and 11th holes to finish with a 74, +4 over her second 18. Cone moved into a tie for 53rd overall in the field as an individual.
 
Nicole Feistl birdied the first hole on her way to finishing with a second-round 75, +5 to move into a tie for 62nd, while Ava Brumagin rounded out the Sycamores in the field with an 84, +14 to sit tied for 71st.
 
First Round Recap
Louise Standtke sat tied atop the leaderboard at 1-under par through the first 18 holes and the Sycamores were tied for fifth in the team standings over the opening round of the Butler Fall Invitational.
 
The junior birdied the sixth for her opening hole of the day in the shotgun start and added a second birdie on the 14th hole to sit atop the leaderboard through the first nine holes of the day. Her lone blemish of the afternoon, a bogey on the 18th, was followed by five consecutive pars to wrap up the opening round on the course and put her with a first-round 69 (-1) overall.
 
Keira Brazeau (+7) and Sophia Florek (+7) sat tied for 43rd overall in the individual standings through the first round on the course. Brazeau battled the course with 11 pars overall, while Florek birdied the seventh and 17th holes to highlight her opening round 77.
 
Alana Gilbert (+8) was among the Sycamores' scorers on the morning round with a birdie on the fifth hole highlighting her first 18 holes to put her tied for 45th in the field after carding a 78.
 
Rosalie DiNunzio (+12) rounded out the Indiana State lineup with an 82 on the first 18 holes highlighted by a birdie on the 16th.
 
Ava Brumagin (+7), Gabby Cone (+11), and Nicole Feistl (+12) took on the field competing as individuals this weekend. Brumagin turned in 11 total pars on the opening 18, while Cone and Feistl both battled through the opening round on the course.
 
Up Next
Indiana State and the rest of the field are back for the final round of the Butler Fall Invitational tomorrow morning with the shotgun start set to begin at 9 a.m. ET at the Highland Country Club.
 
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