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Women’s Golf Wins FIU Pat Bradley Invitational
Sarasota, Fla. – The
Mizzou Women’s Golf team took first overall at the FIU Pat Bradley
Invitational in Sarasota, Fla. this afternoon (Oct. 22). The Tigers
finished 9-over par after 54-holes to win the tournament by one stroke.
Daytona State College came in second (+10) while FIU placed third
overall with a score 12-over par.
Three Tigers finished among
the top-15 overall, redshirt freshman Michelle Butler shot 2-under par
in the third round to tie for sixth overall and finish just 2-under par
overall as well. Taylor Gohn tied for ninth overall with a final tally
1-under par. Sophomore Katherine Hepler earned a 12th place finish as
she was just two strokes behind Gohn. Hepler shot 2-under par in the
final round to conclude the tournament at just 1-over par overall.
Junior
Alina Rogers tied for 46th overall in the tournament as she shot even
in the final round for her best outing of the competition. Freshman
Jess Meek closed out the tournament just one stroke behind Rogers, and
she also recorded her best outing in the final round. Meek shot 2-over
par in the third round of play.
Competing as an individual, Ariana Savich took 84th overall in the tournament as she shot 80-80-85 through three rounds.
Played
at the Lakewood Ranch & Country Club, the Tigers competed against
17 teams total, including Bethune-Cookman, Bradley, Cincinnati, Daytona
State, Delaware, Drake, FIU, Florida Atlantic, Florida Gulf Coast,
Jacksonville, Maryland, Memphis, North Texas, Southern Miss, Texas
A&M Corpus Christi and Western Illinois.
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