ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- Freshman Danielle Lemek (Doniphan, Neb./Doniphan-Trumbull) carded a season-best 71 and was the top performer in Tuesday's duel with Jacksonville at the World Golf Village.

Jacksonville won the 36-hole duel by eight strokes, carding a 623 at the two courses, while Bradley finished the event at 631.  The squads played the Slammer & Squire Course in the morning, counting the top four individual scores and finished the day with a round at the King & Bear Course in the afternoon.

Lemek's second-round 71 was the lowest round of the day by four strokes and she was six shots better than any individual in the 36-hole competition.  She opened the day with a 76 and followed with a season-best 71 as she shot her team-leading 18th and 19th rounds of the year in the 70's.

Sophomore Christie Lin (Calgary, Alberta/Sir John G Diefenbaker) was fifth in the field at 159, opening the day with a 78 and finishing out play with a second-round 81.  Fellow sophomore Thea Hedemann (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan/Walter Murray) was one shot behind Lin in sixth overall at 160, firing a pair of 80's Tuesday. 

Freshman Jenna Roadley (Winnipeg, Manitoba/Sturgeon Heights) shot a second-round 80 and was tied for eighth on the day at 167, while junior Cassandra Marschall (Marshfield, Wis./Marshfield/Wisconsin-Green Bay) carded a pair of 85's to finish the day in 10th at 170.  Freshman Allison Walsh (Mt. Prospect, Ill./Mt. Prospect) rounded out the team scoring for the Braves at 171 after rounds of 85 and 86.

Bradley will remain in Florida for Spring Break, playing in the Cincinnati Spring Invitational in Crystal River, Fla., Friday, Saturday and Sunday.