Daytona Beach, FL - The No. 9 Virginia women's golf team advanced to the
championship bracket at the National Golf Coaches Association's Match Play Championships
after finishing seventh in the 16-team field after 36 holes of stroke play
Sunday. The Cavaliers shot rounds of 16-over 304 and 9-over 297 for a two-round
total of 601.
The top eight teams from stroke play will compete in the
match play tournament's championship bracket starting Monday. Virginia will be
paired against South Carolina in its first 18-hole match play competition. The
winner will face off against the winner of the Alabama-Auburn match. Two rounds
of match play are slated for Monday and the championship rounds will take place
Tuesday.
The other teams finishing in the top eight of stroke play
and advancing to the championships bracket are Florida (585), South Carolina
(586), Auburn (590), LSU (590), Georgia (592), Alabama (600) and UT Chattanooga
(602).
Virginia was led in stroke play by freshman Brittany
Altomare, who shot rounds of 76 and 73 for a 36-hole total of 147 in her
collegiate debut. She completed stroke play in 18th place. Fellow first year
Nicole Agnello tied teammate Whitney Neuhauser for 23rd overall at 150. Agnello
shot 74 and 76 and Neuhauser carded rounds of 78 and 72. Calle Nielson was 46th
at 154 (78-76) and Joy Kim was 73rd at 163 (78-85).
Live scoring of the tournament is online at Golfstat.com.
NGCA
Match Play Championship
LPGA
International (Legends Course)
Daytona
Beach, FL
Par-72,
6,280 yards
Stroke
Play Results
Team
Results
1. Florida 293-292-585
2. South Carolina
292-294-586
3. Auburn
294-296-590
3. LSU
299-291-590
5. Georgia 295-297-592
6. Alabama 302-298-600
7. Virginia 304-297-601
8. UT Chattanooga
302-300-602
9. Kent State 303-300-603
10. Duke
303-303-606
11. TCU
304-303-607
11. North Carolina 305-302-607
13. Georgia State 315-295-610
14. Mississippi 300-323-623
15. Colorado
315-309-624
16. UCF
325-310-635
Individual
Leaders
1. Cydney Clanton, Auburn 73-69-142
2. Rachel Raastad, TCU
71-72-143
3. Katie Burnett, South Carolina 69-75-144
3. Jaqueline Hedwall, LSU
71-73-144
3. Catherine O'Donnell, North
Carolina 72-72-144
3. Milena Savich, Georgia
71-73-144
3. Amanda Strang, South
Carolina 72-72-144
8. Sarah Bradley, Kent State
75-70-145
8. Corrine Carr, South Carolina
72-73-145
8. Lindy Duncan, Duke
73-72-145
8. Camilla Lennarth, Alabama
76-69-145
Virginia
Results
18. Brittany Altomare 76-73-147
23. Nicole Agnello 74-76-150
23. Whitney Neuhauser 78-72-150
46. Calle Nielson 78-76-154
73. Joy Kim
78-85-163