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Comeback Needed For Racers' Third-Straight Victory
10/10/2016 2:13:00 PM | Women's Golf
The Murray State women's golf team will have to come from behind in the final round to win their third-straight championship in the Golden Eagle Jam at Hattiesburg Country Club in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
The Racers carded scores of 296-291=587, but trailed leader Central Arkansas 292-293=585 by two shots. Host Southern Mississippi (591) was in third place, while West Florida (601) and Louisiana-Monroe (604) was in fourth and fifth place.
MSU has been the last team standing in the last two weeks as they won at Jacksonville State's event (Sept. 27) and last week in Missouri (Oct. 4).
Already with an individual title won this fall, Racers junior Moa Folke was in third place in the field of 54 players after scores of 75-69=144 and was six shots behind UCA's Emma Svensson who had scores of 67-71=138.
MSU's Linette Holmslykke was in ninth place with rounds of 76-72=148, while Lucila Puente Rodriguez de Austria was in 11th place after scores of 72-77=149. Sydney Kelley had scores of 73-79=152 and had a spot in 17th place, while Anna Moore was in 26th place with scores of 83-73=156.
Raeysha Surendran is playing the event for Murray State as an individual and was tied for the top spot in the field of 10 solo players (26th overall) after scores of 81-75=156.
The rest of the field in Hattiesburg included Tennessee Tech (613) in sixth place, McNeese State (610), UAB (624) and Lipscomb (642).
The Southern Miss event will have its final 18 holes Tuesday with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start Tuesday morning.
Hattiesburg Country Club is playing 6,228 yards and to a par-72.
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The Racers carded scores of 296-291=587, but trailed leader Central Arkansas 292-293=585 by two shots. Host Southern Mississippi (591) was in third place, while West Florida (601) and Louisiana-Monroe (604) was in fourth and fifth place.
MSU has been the last team standing in the last two weeks as they won at Jacksonville State's event (Sept. 27) and last week in Missouri (Oct. 4).
Already with an individual title won this fall, Racers junior Moa Folke was in third place in the field of 54 players after scores of 75-69=144 and was six shots behind UCA's Emma Svensson who had scores of 67-71=138.
MSU's Linette Holmslykke was in ninth place with rounds of 76-72=148, while Lucila Puente Rodriguez de Austria was in 11th place after scores of 72-77=149. Sydney Kelley had scores of 73-79=152 and had a spot in 17th place, while Anna Moore was in 26th place with scores of 83-73=156.
Raeysha Surendran is playing the event for Murray State as an individual and was tied for the top spot in the field of 10 solo players (26th overall) after scores of 81-75=156.
The rest of the field in Hattiesburg included Tennessee Tech (613) in sixth place, McNeese State (610), UAB (624) and Lipscomb (642).
The Southern Miss event will have its final 18 holes Tuesday with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start Tuesday morning.
Hattiesburg Country Club is playing 6,228 yards and to a par-72.
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