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Ephs Finish Third in St. Lawrence Tournament - September 10, 2007
CANTON, N.Y. – Out of nine teams, the Williams College women’s golf team finished third place with a combined score of 689 for both days of the two-day tournament at St. Lawrence University.
Finishing two strokes out of second place, Coach Kris Herman noted, “Our ultimate goal was to finish second and that would’ve been great but we had a much better day and it was a great team effort – we played much better golf”.
With a total team score of 334 for the Ephs, sophomore Mary Gelber carded the lowest score of the second day with a 79, finishing 15th place overall. Sophomore Kait O’Brien shot an 83 and placed highest for the Ephs with 10th overall. Junior Laura Koplik fired an 84 in her second day and tied for 17th place.
Freshman Lauren Antsey shot an 88 and tied for 28th place in her first college tournament and sophomore Kristin Nottebohm placed 26th while firing a 92 in her second day.
“Four of our five golfers improved, which was our goal, and it enabled us to climb back; which was great to see,” Herman stated.
Humber College won the two-day tournament with a combined score of 651, firing 322 in their second day. St. Lawrence finished second with their team shooting 339 in their second day and a combined score of 685 in the two-day tournament. Maggie Trainor, Humber College, was the top golfer of the tournament. Trainor shot a 78 in her second day with a total score of 155.
Williams men's golf tied for 3rd after 1st day at Skidmore Tourney
Saratoga Springs, NY – In their first outing of the fall season the Williams men's golf team finished in a tie for third with NYU in a field of 13 teams on day one of the Tim Brown Tourney at Skidmore. Host Skidmore leads the event with a team score of 284, 20 shots ahead of 2nd place Salem State and 26 shots better than the Ephs and NYU at 310
The Tim Brown Tourney is being played at the Saratoga Spa State Park Championship Course, par 72, and will conclude with a final round of 18 holes tomorrow. Play Monday will begin at 8 a.m.
Eph head coach Rick Pohle brought a young Eph squad to Saratoga Springs that featured a senior, a junior and three first years and the young Eph linksters performed well considering that three of the players were playing their first collegiate event.
Junior Tylaer Zara and first year Jake Wagner led the way for the purple carding three over par75s. First year Jack Killea shot a 79, senior co-captain Brendan Conley had an 81 and first year Drew Murray finished with an 84. |
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