TULSA, Okla. – Sam Maceli highlighted Northeastern State’s efforts on the first day of the Tulsa Cup, as the junior is tied for fifth among individuals, while the RiverHawks are tied for fifth among competing teams with Monday’s action in the books. NSU turned in a 616 (305-311) across the first two rounds, tying with Oklahoma Baptist for the final spot in the top five. Their opening round score placed the RiverHawks in third behind Central Missouri and Rogers State, but their second round total opened the door for NSU to be surpassed by Southwestern Oklahoma and Arkansas Tech while…