Central Michigan University Athletics
Monday, October 19
Kettering, Ohio / NCR Country Club
9 a.m. (36 holes)
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Dayton Flyer Invitational
CMU junior Elise Fennell is tied for fifth heading into Tuesday play at the Dayton Flyer Invitational in Kettering, Ohio.
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Fennell (T5) Leads Women's Golf on Opening Day at Dayton Flyer Invitational
10/19/2026 8:58:00 PM | Women's Golf
Second round suspended by darkness; Chippewas 4th in 11-team field
KETTERING, Ohio – Central Michigan's Elise Fennell is tied for fifth after the opening day of the Dayton Flyer Invitational at NCR Country Club.
Fennell shot a 4-over-par 74 in Monday's opening round and was 1-under through 16 holes of the second round when play was halted by darkness.
Just nine of the 77 players in the field finished the second round on Monday. Second-round play is scheduled to resume on Tuesday at 9 a.m. with the final round to immediately follow.
The Chippewas shot a 12-over 292 in Monday's opening round and are at 31-over for the tournament and in fourth place in the 11-team field.
Butler leads the tournament at 3-under par, followed by Eastern Kentucky (+19) and Ohio (+30).
Central Michigan's Milly Pantepin, playing as an individual, is tied for 21st at 9-over, Mya Morgan and Lexi Schulman are T27 at 10-over, Rachel Niskanen is T34 at 11-over, Zoe Dull is T40 at 13-over, and Brooke Morris is T67 at 23-over. Morris is also playing as an individual.
All seven Chippewas are set to complete their second round on Tuesday morning.
Pantepin opened with a 5-over 70, Morgan shot a 2-over 72, Schulman posted a 3-over 73, Niskanen shot a 6-over 76, Dull carded a 3-over 73, and Morris posted a 14-over 84.
Addi Kool of Butler shot a 2-under 68 in the opening round as was a 4-under through 17 holes of the second round. Kool leads the tournament by six shots over teammate Treva Dodd. Ohio's Zoe Luebbers and Eastern Kentucky's Karra Tucker are tied for third a 2-over.
Fennell shot a 4-over-par 74 in Monday's opening round and was 1-under through 16 holes of the second round when play was halted by darkness.
Just nine of the 77 players in the field finished the second round on Monday. Second-round play is scheduled to resume on Tuesday at 9 a.m. with the final round to immediately follow.
The Chippewas shot a 12-over 292 in Monday's opening round and are at 31-over for the tournament and in fourth place in the 11-team field.
Butler leads the tournament at 3-under par, followed by Eastern Kentucky (+19) and Ohio (+30).
Central Michigan's Milly Pantepin, playing as an individual, is tied for 21st at 9-over, Mya Morgan and Lexi Schulman are T27 at 10-over, Rachel Niskanen is T34 at 11-over, Zoe Dull is T40 at 13-over, and Brooke Morris is T67 at 23-over. Morris is also playing as an individual.
All seven Chippewas are set to complete their second round on Tuesday morning.
Pantepin opened with a 5-over 70, Morgan shot a 2-over 72, Schulman posted a 3-over 73, Niskanen shot a 6-over 76, Dull carded a 3-over 73, and Morris posted a 14-over 84.
Addi Kool of Butler shot a 2-under 68 in the opening round as was a 4-under through 17 holes of the second round. Kool leads the tournament by six shots over teammate Treva Dodd. Ohio's Zoe Luebbers and Eastern Kentucky's Karra Tucker are tied for third a 2-over.
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