Mizzou women’s golf opened play in the Westbrook Invitational Sunday, finishing day one in second place, just two shots out of the lead with one round to play.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Senior Jade Zamora<\/a> leads the Tigers through 36 holes, carding a three-under 69 in both rounds to finish in a tie for sixth individually at six-under. She found 10 birdies on the day, avoiding any bogeys on the back nine\u00a0in either round.<\/p>\n Freshman Ebba Liljeberg<\/a> closed the day just one shot behind, at five-under in ninth place. Fellow freshman Addie Surber<\/a> also had a strong showing, recording a three-under 69 in the first round, the second-best round of her young career.<\/p>\n Junior Fleur van Beek<\/a> opened the tournament\u00a0with a team-leading 67 in the first round behind six birdies, finishing the day at four-under in 13th. Senior Melanie Walker<\/a> led the team in the second round, finding her stride with two front-nine eagles to close at two-under on the day.<\/p>\n Overall, five Tigers closed the first day inside the top-25 in the field of 84 players. At -20, MU finished day one ahead of No. 26 Kansas State and No. 37 Kansas, sitting just two shots behind No. 23 Arizona.<\/p>\n Missouri will be back in action at 9:30 a.m. CT on Monday for round three in Arizona.<\/p>\n FOLLOW THE TIGERS<\/p>\n