OMAHA, Neb. – Sophomore Madison Glennie is tied for first-place to lead the Drake women's golf team to third-place through 18 holes at the Creighton Classic on Monday.

Glennie fired a 76 (+4) to share the lead with South Dakota's Breana Lervick.  Glennie went just one over par in the first nine holes and ended her day by recording par on the last two holes to earn a spot on top of the leaderboard.

"Madison played very steady today," said head coach Rachael Pruett. "It was very windy making for tough scoring conditions, but the ladies hung in there."

Freshman Grace Dunn shot an 82, good for tied for 11th, while senior Katie Clausen carded an 84. Freshmen Sophie Hill and Adrianna Elliott recorded an 86 and 90, respectively, to round out the Bulldogs' effort for the first day.

Overall, the Bulldogs totaled a 328 and are four strokes behind first-place South Dakota and just two strokes shy of second-place North Dakota.

"We learned more about the golf course and how to manage the wind today and we are looking forward to putting it to use tomorrow," said Pruett.

Drake will play its final round of the fall season on Tuesday, as the Bulldogs wrap up action at the Creighton Classic.