Everts paces Tech; Golden Eagle women ninth at F&M Bank Intercollegiate
Redshirt freshman Madalyn Everts had the best round of the day Tuesday and earned a Top 20 finish by placing 16th individually as the Tennessee Tech women's golf team wound up in ninth place at the F&M Bank APSU Intercollegiate.
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CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. -- Redshirt freshman Madalyn Everts
scored the best round of the day Tuesday for the Tennessee Tech
women's golf team, earning herself a Top 20 individual finish as
the Golden Eagles placed ninth at the F&M Bank APSU
Intercollegiate at the Clarksville Country Club.
Everts' round of 78 on Tuesday helped her to a 158 total for the
36-hole event, putting her in 16th place. It was the second-best
round of the tourney for the Golden Eagles, after freshman Katya Hoffman
opened with a 77 on Monday. Adding her 83 Tuesday, Hoffman finished
at 160 and tied for 20th place.
Senior Katherine Bell
bounced back nicely from a 91 Monday to slice 12 shots off her
score and post 79 Tuesday. That gave her a 170 total and left her
49th on the individual leaderboard. One shot back was senior Amanda
Randolph, whose 85-86--171 put her in a tie for 50th place.
Freshman Megan
Williamson shot rounds of 87 and 86 and finished tied for 52nd
place with a 173 total.
Tech also had one player competing in the 10-team tournament on an
individual basis. Amber Shepherd
had Tech's third best overall total, with rounds of 80 and 82 for a
162 total to put her in a tie for 25th place.
Jacksonville State dominated play, putting all five players in
the Top 10, including three who tied for fourth place at 151. The
Gamecocks finished with a 600 team total to win the title, a full
15 shots better than runnerup Morehead State (615). The MSU Eagles
did produce the individual medalist in Marisa Kamelgarn, who shot
75 anad 72 for a 147 total and a one-shot victory.
Southern Illinois (627) was a distant third, followed by Murray
State (630), Austin Peay (638), Bemont and Lipscomb (650), SIU
Edwardsville (652), Tennessee Tech (655) and IPFW (675).
Tech's next tournament is Middle Tennessee State's Blue Raider
Invitational, to be played Monday and Tuesday at the Old Fort Golf
Course in Murfreesboro.
