
5/2/2022 5:02:00 PM | Men's Golf
NEWTON, Kan. – North Dakota State's Nate Deziel extended his lead at the 2022 Summit League Championship on Monday at the Sand Creek Station Golf Course, as he fired a -4 round of 68 to grow his lead in the individual standings to six shots with one round remaining.
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For the second-straight day, Deziel shot the low score of the round as he followed up an opening round 65 with his 68 in round two, moving to -11 after 36 holes. Deziel holds a 6-shot lead over Denver's Jackson Solem headed into the final day on Tuesday.
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Deziel started the day with five-straight pars and then carded back-to-back birdies. Following three more pars, Deziel went on another birdie run with three straight to move to -5. He closed out the round with four pars before finishing with a bogey on the final hole.
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Deziel and teammate Nate Adams lead the tournament field with 13 birdies. Deziel's two bogeys through 36 holes is also a tournament best.
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As a team, the Bison sit in second overall, three shots behind Denver after posting a +1 round of 289. Denver posted a -7 round of 281 for the second-straight day to take the lead from NDSU, as they sit at -14 headed into the final round.
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Jack Johnson had the second-best round of the day for the Bison and the eighth-best round overall in the field on day two as he carded an even-par 72. Johnson finished with a pair of birdies and a pair of bogeys to go along with 14 pars on the day. Johnson climbed 10 spots up the leaderboard and sits 40th overall at +10.
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Adams is sitting second overall for the Bison and in a tie for 11th overall after 36 holes following a 75 in round two. Adams overcame a +6 start to the day through the first six holes, carding five birdies to climb back in to contention for a top-10 spot. Adams is five shots out of second and three shots out of fifth heading into the final day.
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Ian Simonich was the final counting round for the Bison on Monday, as he finished with a +2 round of 74 to move up two spots into a tie for 21st overall. The freshman had one birdie and three bogeys to go along with 14 pars in the round.
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Wrapping up the day for the Bison was Brock Winter, who finished with a 76 in round two. Winter fell into a tie for 16th overall and sits at +1 after an opening round 69 on Sunday.
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The Bison are set to begin the final round at 8:50 a.m. on Tuesday, as Johnson begins the tee times for NDSU. Deziel will have the final tee time, set to get underway at 9:30 a.m.
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NDSU will once again be paired with Denver and Oral Roberts. ORU is third overall in the team standings, eight shots behind NDSU at -3.
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For the second-straight day, Deziel shot the low score of the round as he followed up an opening round 65 with his 68 in round two, moving to -11 after 36 holes. Deziel holds a 6-shot lead over Denver's Jackson Solem headed into the final day on Tuesday.
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Deziel started the day with five-straight pars and then carded back-to-back birdies. Following three more pars, Deziel went on another birdie run with three straight to move to -5. He closed out the round with four pars before finishing with a bogey on the final hole.
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Deziel and teammate Nate Adams lead the tournament field with 13 birdies. Deziel's two bogeys through 36 holes is also a tournament best.
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As a team, the Bison sit in second overall, three shots behind Denver after posting a +1 round of 289. Denver posted a -7 round of 281 for the second-straight day to take the lead from NDSU, as they sit at -14 headed into the final round.
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Jack Johnson had the second-best round of the day for the Bison and the eighth-best round overall in the field on day two as he carded an even-par 72. Johnson finished with a pair of birdies and a pair of bogeys to go along with 14 pars on the day. Johnson climbed 10 spots up the leaderboard and sits 40th overall at +10.
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Adams is sitting second overall for the Bison and in a tie for 11th overall after 36 holes following a 75 in round two. Adams overcame a +6 start to the day through the first six holes, carding five birdies to climb back in to contention for a top-10 spot. Adams is five shots out of second and three shots out of fifth heading into the final day.
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Ian Simonich was the final counting round for the Bison on Monday, as he finished with a +2 round of 74 to move up two spots into a tie for 21st overall. The freshman had one birdie and three bogeys to go along with 14 pars in the round.
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Wrapping up the day for the Bison was Brock Winter, who finished with a 76 in round two. Winter fell into a tie for 16th overall and sits at +1 after an opening round 69 on Sunday.
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The Bison are set to begin the final round at 8:50 a.m. on Tuesday, as Johnson begins the tee times for NDSU. Deziel will have the final tee time, set to get underway at 9:30 a.m.
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NDSU will once again be paired with Denver and Oral Roberts. ORU is third overall in the team standings, eight shots behind NDSU at -3.
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