Sunday, February 26
Columbus, Ga.
Queens University of Charlotte
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Columbus State University Lady Cougar Collegiate Classic
2/27/2012 6:54:00 PM | Women's Golf
The women shot a 664.
COLUMBUS, Ga. — Despite shaving two strokes off their first round score the Royals finished in seventh place at the Lady Cougar Classic after scoring a 664 (333-331). The No. 11 Braves of UNC-Pembroke took first after shooting a 629 (315-314), while Lander (332-303-635) and Shorter (325-314-639) were second and third, respectively.
Queens' Louise Sjoberg (Taby, SWEDEN, Rollingby Gymnasium) took sixth individually with a two-round score of 157 (78-79) after leading the entire field with 22 pars. Columbus States Nikki Crowley shot a 148 (73-75) earning the individual crown, while UNC-Pembrokes Meghan Moore (78-72-150) cut six strokes in her second round score to take second.
Camilla Mallberg (Stockholm, Sweden, Danderyds Gymnasium) finished tied in 18th place with a score of 164, while Julia Wennerlund (Bjarred, Sweden, Polhemskolan) (87-83-170) shaved five strokes off today taking 31st. Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) (87-87-174) and Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) (88-86-174) ended play tied in 39th place.
Queens returns to competition in the Dana Radar Intercollegiate Classic from March 11-12.
Day One
Senior golfer Louise Sjoberg (Taby, SWEDEN, Rollingby Gymnasium) helped lead the Royals to a fifth place finish in round one of the Columbus State University Lady Cougar Collegiate Classic after being one of seven to shoot under an 80. Sjoberg shot a team low 78 and Queens University of Charlotte fired a 333. UNC-Pembroke currently holds the lead 18 strokes ahead of the Royals with a 315. Shorter University and Columbus State are in second and third with scores of 315 and 325, respectively.
The event is taking place at the Country Club of Columbus and consists of a 12-team field playing 18-holes each day at the 5821 yard, par-72 course.
Sjoberg leads the entire group of golfers with 12 pars on the day. Nikki Crowley of the Cougars leads with round low of 73, while Dana Watkins of the Braves holds second place after firing a 76.
Camilla Mallberg (Stockholm, Sweden, Danderyds Gymnasium) is tied in 10th place after shooting an 81, while Julia Wennerlund (Bjarred, Sweden, Polhemskolan) and Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) are tied in 30th after each turned in scores of 87. Emma Marlatt (Chapel Hill, N.C., Chapel Hill) rounds up Queens' play with a 39th best 88.
The second and final round will be played tomorrow.
Queens' Louise Sjoberg (Taby, SWEDEN, Rollingby Gymnasium) took sixth individually with a two-round score of 157 (78-79) after leading the entire field with 22 pars. Columbus States Nikki Crowley shot a 148 (73-75) earning the individual crown, while UNC-Pembrokes Meghan Moore (78-72-150) cut six strokes in her second round score to take second.
Camilla Mallberg (Stockholm, Sweden, Danderyds Gymnasium) finished tied in 18th place with a score of 164, while Julia Wennerlund (Bjarred, Sweden, Polhemskolan) (87-83-170) shaved five strokes off today taking 31st. Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) (87-87-174) and Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) (88-86-174) ended play tied in 39th place.
Queens returns to competition in the Dana Radar Intercollegiate Classic from March 11-12.
Day One
Senior golfer Louise Sjoberg (Taby, SWEDEN, Rollingby Gymnasium) helped lead the Royals to a fifth place finish in round one of the Columbus State University Lady Cougar Collegiate Classic after being one of seven to shoot under an 80. Sjoberg shot a team low 78 and Queens University of Charlotte fired a 333. UNC-Pembroke currently holds the lead 18 strokes ahead of the Royals with a 315. Shorter University and Columbus State are in second and third with scores of 315 and 325, respectively.
The event is taking place at the Country Club of Columbus and consists of a 12-team field playing 18-holes each day at the 5821 yard, par-72 course.
Sjoberg leads the entire group of golfers with 12 pars on the day. Nikki Crowley of the Cougars leads with round low of 73, while Dana Watkins of the Braves holds second place after firing a 76.
Camilla Mallberg (Stockholm, Sweden, Danderyds Gymnasium) is tied in 10th place after shooting an 81, while Julia Wennerlund (Bjarred, Sweden, Polhemskolan) and Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) are tied in 30th after each turned in scores of 87. Emma Marlatt (Chapel Hill, N.C., Chapel Hill) rounds up Queens' play with a 39th best 88.
The second and final round will be played tomorrow.
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