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Day Two from Le Golf National saw Mariajo Uribe drop one spot on the leaderboard but is still only 1-shot off of a medal. The Colombian matched her first round with another 2-under 70 in round two.

On day two, Uribe had a cleaner scorecard, rolling in three birdies and making one bogey during her second 18 holes of play. The 34-year-old has previously found success at the international level, winning the gold medal at the 2015 Pan American Games and the silver medal in 2023. However, finding the podium in Paris would be one of the biggest highlights of the Colombian's career.

Diksha Dagar is 4-shots outside the podium, mostly due to not having a strong finish to close out her rounds over the first two days of play. On holes 17 and 18 over the first two days, Dagar has played the holes in 4-over par while she has played the other 16 holes bogey-free at 5-under.

Another strong day of play with a solid finish could put the Indian native right in contention to win a medal in Paris, in what is shaping up to be a highly competitive tournament. Her Indian teammate Aditi Ashok is also tied with her at 1-under for the tournament, adding to the excitement.

"Everything was going good. The course management was the problem," explained Dagar. "Like on the 18th hole, I hit into the water, and again, I went over into the bunker. I would say I played a very good round if you remove the 18th hole from yesterday and today."

Here's how all of the Epson Tour athletes finished after two days of play:

Mariajo Uribe (-4, T4)
Diksha Dagar (-1, T14)
Alena Sharp (+3, T29)
Dottie Ardina (+4,

Epson Tour Update: 2024 Paris Olympics – Round 2

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