FARMINGTON, Mo. – The No. 5/7 Washington University in St. Louis golf team is in second and fifth after the first day of its home tournament. This year's WashU Invite is being held at Crowne Point Golf Club in Farmington, Mo. which is a par-72, 5,816-yard course.
 
The Bears "A" team holds a 300 for second place and WashU's "B" team is in fifth with a 315.
 
First-year Jessy Young leads the Bears in fourth with a 74 while junior Amy Beanblossom, first-year Angela Chen and sophomore Nicole McGuire are in a four-way tie for fifth with a 75.
 
Senior Tiffany Chan is in a four-way tie for ninth with a 76 and senior Athena Nguyen is in a five-way tie for 13^th with a 77.
 
First-year Saxon Skinner sits in a five-way tie for 18^th with a 78 and senior Reagan Robinson is in a four-way tie for 23^rd with a 79.
 
First-year Mabrie McMahan is in an eight-way tie for 46^th with an 84.
 
The Bears wrap up their home tournament tomorrow, beginning at 9 a.m.
 
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