BILLINGS, Mont. -- The Chadron State College golf team finished in second place overall and two Eagles finished in the top five at the Yellowjacket Fall Invitational in Billings, Montana on Tuesday.
 
After firing a 304 (+16) and holding a share of the lead after round one yesterday, CSC shot a 319 (+31) Tuesday to finish second in the field of nine teams at +47 (623). Rocky Mountain College won the title after finishing +29 (605) for the tournament and shooting a 297 (+9) today.
 
As a team, Chadron State set a new record for Low 36 Hole Total to conclude their fall season. The previous record was set earlier this fall at the SMSU Spring Invitational, where CSC shot a 624 (+48)
 
After setting the school record for low individual round yesterday, Jordan Grasis, a senior from Yuma, Arizona, finished +4 (76) today and +1 (145) for the tournament, placing her second. She now holds the school record for Low 36 Hole Total for an individual.
 
Kinsey Smith, a senior from Windsor, Colorado, finished at +9 (153) for the tourney, placing her tied for fourth.
 
Grasis recorded a birdie, two bogeys and a double-bogey on the front nine today. The back nine had one double-bogey, a birdie and seven pars. She finished the weekend with the new school record for low 36-hole total and low round by an individual.
 
Smith shot a 76 (+4) during round two with three bogeys and two birdies on Tuesday's front nine and just three bogeys on the back nine.
 
Brooke Kramer, a senior from Aurora, Colorado shot a +8 (80) during round two, placing her tied 14^th at (+16) overall. Kramer had nine bogeys and a birdie during the round.
 
A sophomore from Kimball, Nebraska, Payton Wise, was next in the overall standings for CSC, finishing tied for 22^nd. Wise had three bogeys and two double-bogeys on the front nine before six bogeys and one double-bogey on the back nine to shoot +15 (87) today. She finished at +21 for the tournament.
 
Allison Acosta finished in 35^th place overall after shooting a 174 (+30). Acosta finished round two at +16 (88) after having 12 bogeys on two double-bogeys.
 
Aubree Heinsma and Kenzey Kanno both competed as individuals for the Eagles. The duo finished tied for 27^th place after carding a 168 (+24).
 
Chadron State concluded their fall golf schedule today. They will resume action in the spring, when the Eagles travel to Litchfield Park, Arizona on March 4, 2024.