
4/9/2012 8:49:00โฏPM | Women's Golf
The women shot a 640.
GOLDSBORO, N.C. — Senior golfer Julia Wennerlund completed her final tournament before heading in the conference championships in high fashion after taking the crown at the 2012 Mount Olive College Spring Invite. Wennerlund (78-75) shot a 153 which also helped the Royals (322-318) clinch the first place spot as a team with a two round score of 640. The win is the first for the Royals in four seasons.
“I am really proud of this group,” said Head Coach Sam Puryear. “They have worked really hard this year and the spring has been a wonderful example of steady improvement.”
All of the Queens University of Charlotte golfers finished in the top 12 individually. Camilla Mallberg (80-78) took fourth place after shooting a 158, while Laura Belanger (86-80) and Mallory Ruhling (81-85) tied in sixth after each fired a 166. Anna Stepper (83-87) rounded in Queens' scoring tied in 11th with a 170.
Valentina Urquiola of Mount Olive finished second overall after carding a 154, while Brittney Zine of Barton turned in a 156. The Trojans (327-335-662) placed second as a team while Coker (347-333-680) finished third.
The Royals are back in action in Vass, N.C. in the Conference Carolina Tournament beginning April 21.
Day One
Queens University of Charlotte carded a 322 in round one to lead the field of five teams at the 2012 Mount Olive College Spring Invitational Monday at Walnut Creek Country Club. In second place is Mount Olive with a 327, while Coker sits in third with a 347.
Valentina Urquiola of the Trojans is in the lead with a 2-under-par 74. Barton's Brittney Zine shot a 77 placing her in second, while Queens' Julia Wennerlund (Bjarred, Sweden, Polhemskolan) fired a 78 for third.
Two strokes behind Wennerlund is Camilla Mallberg (Stockholm, Sweden, Danderyds Gymnasium) in fourth place with an 80, while Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) shot a fifth best 81 rounding out the top five. Anna Stepper (Billerica, Mass., Billerica Memorial) (83) and Laura Belanger (Waxhaw, N.C., Parkwood) (86) wrapped up the Royals' performances in eight and 11th, respectively.
Monday's first round was played under sunny skies and mild temperatures with only an occasional breeze. Tuesday's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with temperatures again in the mid-70's, but the wind might be a factor. Winds of 15-25 miles per hour are expected.
Tomorrow's 18-hole round will have a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start.
“I am really proud of this group,” said Head Coach Sam Puryear. “They have worked really hard this year and the spring has been a wonderful example of steady improvement.”
All of the Queens University of Charlotte golfers finished in the top 12 individually. Camilla Mallberg (80-78) took fourth place after shooting a 158, while Laura Belanger (86-80) and Mallory Ruhling (81-85) tied in sixth after each fired a 166. Anna Stepper (83-87) rounded in Queens' scoring tied in 11th with a 170.
Valentina Urquiola of Mount Olive finished second overall after carding a 154, while Brittney Zine of Barton turned in a 156. The Trojans (327-335-662) placed second as a team while Coker (347-333-680) finished third.
The Royals are back in action in Vass, N.C. in the Conference Carolina Tournament beginning April 21.
Day One
Queens University of Charlotte carded a 322 in round one to lead the field of five teams at the 2012 Mount Olive College Spring Invitational Monday at Walnut Creek Country Club. In second place is Mount Olive with a 327, while Coker sits in third with a 347.
Valentina Urquiola of the Trojans is in the lead with a 2-under-par 74. Barton's Brittney Zine shot a 77 placing her in second, while Queens' Julia Wennerlund (Bjarred, Sweden, Polhemskolan) fired a 78 for third.
Two strokes behind Wennerlund is Camilla Mallberg (Stockholm, Sweden, Danderyds Gymnasium) in fourth place with an 80, while Mallory Ruhling (Pittsburgh, Pa. , Penn Hills) shot a fifth best 81 rounding out the top five. Anna Stepper (Billerica, Mass., Billerica Memorial) (83) and Laura Belanger (Waxhaw, N.C., Parkwood) (86) wrapped up the Royals' performances in eight and 11th, respectively.
Monday's first round was played under sunny skies and mild temperatures with only an occasional breeze. Tuesday's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with temperatures again in the mid-70's, but the wind might be a factor. Winds of 15-25 miles per hour are expected.
Tomorrow's 18-hole round will have a 9:30 a.m. shotgun start.
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