Norway's Ida Emilie Nesse finished Round 2 of the 2024 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships presented by Innova strong, and is now tied for the lead in FJ18.

The battle is on in Oklahoma.

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Nesse's hot round of 3-under, which included escaping the hardest hole of the day at Hunter Park, lifted her five spots into T1 with Florida's Trinity Bryant. It was one of four lead changes throughout the 10 divisions in Tulsa and FJ18 is one of seven divisions separated by fewer than four strokes.

They'll enter Round 2 with a two-stroke lead over Virginia Polkinghorne and three-stroke lead over Kayla Hess as action shifts back to Twin Bridges.

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The biggest jump of the day and biggest shakeup in the leaderboard came in MJ18 as Ryan Monn, who took down the United States Amateur Disc Golf Championship earlier this year, jumped 16 spots into solo first place with a blistering 12-under, 1051-rated round at Blackhawk for a one-stroke lead. Monn birdied six-straight and was 7-under through nine holes.

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He'll be joined on the lead card by Elijah Cleary, who also had a double digit round and jumped seven spots into solo second place at one stroke back, Broden Barlow and Round 1 leader, Patrick Yu.

Here's a look at the action around Tulsa:

• Connor Leaman birdied the final seven holes at Post Oak for a sizzling 12-under round to jump 14 spots into the lead. Leaman's round checks in with a 1030 rating, the second-highest of his PDGA career. Roderic Maianu followed right behind Leaman with a 10-under, 1011-rated round to jump 13 spots into a tie for second with Landen Sides in second, two strokes back. Austin Yoder rounds out the lead card, three strokes off the pace.
• In FJ15, Eva Ramey grew her lead to three strokes over Hailey Huber and Therese Cuevas with a tie for the hot round for the second-straight day.
• Estonia's Taaniel Mehine grew his lead to eight strokes in MJ12 with the hottest round of the day by three strokes. His 984 effort is the third-highest round of his career.
• In FJ12, Nova Belanger kept pace with the rest of the field and maintained her four-stroke lead over Eva Lutsenko.
• Canada's Nikko Forbes broke a three-way tie after the first round and is in solo first place by one stroke over William Buker, who had a share of the hot round on Wednesday. Seven players are within four strokes of the lead.
• New Zealand's Sarah Wadsworth grew her lead to five in FJ10 with a share of the hot round with Hayden Harper, who is in solo second place. The duo both shot 885-rated, bogey-free rounds.
• Cody Buker's lead remained at four strokes in MJ8 with an even round at Redhawk. Finley Weaver moved into solo second place with the hot round of 2-under.
• Georgia's Keely Bain maintained her lead in FJ08.