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Mikaela Livengood aced the 117-yard 17th hole in Thursday’s first round of the Spring Break Invitational in Opelika, Ala.
Mikaela Livengood, a sophomore from Eagle Grove, had a hole-in-one during Thursday’s first round action at the Spring Break Invitational women’s golf tournament at Grand National Lake Course in Opelika, Ala.
Livengood aced the 117-yard par three 17th hole with a nine-iron for the second hole-in-one in Morningside women’s golf history. She joined teammate Elizabeth Thies, who had a hole-in-one during the Mustangs’ 2015 fall campaign.
Livengood led the Mustangs with an 85 in Thursday’s opening round. Myla Brown was right behind with an 87. The Mustangs also counted a 92 by Thies and a 94 by Alexandra Mankle to put them in sixth place with a team score of 358.
Morningside is six shots out of fifth place behind Jackson State University going into Friday’s final round.
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