ALLENDALE, Mich.— Drury slipped two spots in the second round of the NCAA-II East Regional Championship and is in 17^th place heading to the third and final on Wednesday at The Meadows Golf Course in Allendale, Michigan.
 
The Panthers are 74-over par after 36 holes after shooting 35-over as a team on Tuesday. Drury's second round score was four shots better than their opening round on Monday, but they slipped two spots in the 18-team field. Only four shots, however, separate the Panthers from 13^th place as they are two shots back of Ohio Dominican, three behind Gannon and McKendree, and are four strokes off Illinois Springfield's pace.
 
10^th ranked Grand Valley State, host for the regional, is in first place at 12-over par. Fifth ranked Findlay is in second at +16, and Tiffin is in third place at 41-over par.
 
Jade Carter leads the Panthers through two rounds and is 44^th overall at 16-over par. Taryn Overstreet, who qualified for last year's NCAA-II East Regional as an individual, is in 57^th at +18, and Grace Stafford is in 62^nd at 19-over par. Stafford had Drury's best round of the tournament so far as the junior from Wildwood, Missouri, posted a six-over par 78 on Tuesday. Isabelle Thrall is in 75^th and is 21-over par, while Elizabeth Adkisson is at +32 and in 90^th.  
 
Ashleigh Duflo from Findlay leads the 92-player field at two-under par. Duflo will enter the final round with a three-shot lead over three other players.
 
The 54-hole tournament concludes with the third and final round on Wednesday. Drury is among the first group and will tee off between 7 am and 7:40 am (Central).
 
The top five teams and the top two players not on an advancing team will qualify for the NCAA-II National Championship on May 13-17 at the Boulder Creek Golf Club in Boulder City, Nevada.
 
The Drury women's golf team is playing in their first NCAA-II Regional since 2015 and this season marks their 11^th regional appearance in the team's 21-year history.
 
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