
10/6/2014 7:21:00 PM | Men's Golf, Women's Golf
SUNSET BEACH, S.C. – The Queens University of Charlotte men's and women's golf teams returned to action today in the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne University at Sea Trail Resort. The women currently sit tied in sixth place out of 20 teams competing, while the men hold the second place spot out of the 19-team field.
The women shot a 314 in round one to finish the day tied with Erskine College and King University. Leading all teams was Florida Tech who totaled a 299. Newberry and Wingate are tied in second after each team scored a 307.
Freshman Kylie Nizolek shot a 76 to lead the Royals today, tied in 10th place. Kadi Pallastrone was one stroke behind Nizolek, shooting a 77 to sit tied in 14th place. Grace Glaze carded an 80 for a T33 finish, while Caitlin Gilchrist, in her debut as a Royal, scored an 81 along with Taylor Penzer. Both golfers finished the round tied in 40th place.
Queens' men scored a 288 to finish round one in second place behind North Greenville who shot a 284.
Jake McLaren led the way, shooting a 69 to sit tied in second place. Mike Downey and Alex Weare weren't far behind as each carded a 71 to complete the day tied in 10th place. Jordan Bilodeau finished the round tied in 58th place with a 77, while Evan Ruhling shot a 78 to tie for 61st.
Benedict Gebhardt of Wingate leads the men individually with a four under par 68, while Johanna Larsson of Florida Tech also carded a 68 to lead the women.
The Royals will return to the course tomorrow morning for round two.
The women shot a 314 in round one to finish the day tied with Erskine College and King University. Leading all teams was Florida Tech who totaled a 299. Newberry and Wingate are tied in second after each team scored a 307.
Freshman Kylie Nizolek shot a 76 to lead the Royals today, tied in 10th place. Kadi Pallastrone was one stroke behind Nizolek, shooting a 77 to sit tied in 14th place. Grace Glaze carded an 80 for a T33 finish, while Caitlin Gilchrist, in her debut as a Royal, scored an 81 along with Taylor Penzer. Both golfers finished the round tied in 40th place.
Queens' men scored a 288 to finish round one in second place behind North Greenville who shot a 284.
Jake McLaren led the way, shooting a 69 to sit tied in second place. Mike Downey and Alex Weare weren't far behind as each carded a 71 to complete the day tied in 10th place. Jordan Bilodeau finished the round tied in 58th place with a 77, while Evan Ruhling shot a 78 to tie for 61st.
Benedict Gebhardt of Wingate leads the men individually with a four under par 68, while Johanna Larsson of Florida Tech also carded a 68 to lead the women.
The Royals will return to the course tomorrow morning for round two.
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