Ball State final round tee times
Colin Proctor (+10) - 9:00 a.m.
Blake Vise (+9) - 9:10 a.m.
Timothy Wiseman (+9) - 9:20 a.m.
Johnny Watts (+6) - 9:30 a.m.
Michael VanDeventer (+1) - 9:40 a.m.
Michael Makris (E) - 9:50 a.m.
After 36 holes of golf, Ball State sits in second place of the Earl Yestingsmeier Memorial Tournament with a two-round total score of 720, just behind Eastern Kentucky (714).
Junior Michael Makris leads the Cardinals with a 69 and 71 in his first two rounds, respectively, which has him tied for fifth in the individual standings.
“Even-par after two rounds is pretty dang good golf,” Makris said. “I just kind of came out here this morning feeling like it was just another day at Delaware Country Club.”
Junior Michael VanDeventer also helped push Ball State into second place. He's tied for eighth place individually with a one-over-par.
Makris said the Cardinals are in good position to overtake the Colonels tomorrow.
“I don’t think we really have to do anything special,” Makris said. “As much as we play here and as well as we know this golf course… I think we’ll come out on top.”
Makris will be the last Cardinal to tee off on Saturday and will look to continue his solid play for the final 18 holes. To follow the final round live on Saturday, visit GolfStatResults.com.
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