UTC Women’s Golf In 10th With 18 To Play

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

PARRISH, Fla. --- The UTC women’s golf team is in 10th after 36 on Monday at the Central District Invitational. UTC shot rounds of 303 and 316 for a total of 619, seven shots ahead of Georgetown.

Sophomore Mette Kryger (Nivaa, Denmark) led the Mocs shooting 151 (+7). That puts her into a tie for 18th. Freshman Emily McLennan (Queensland, Australia) was next on the squad at 154, standing tied for 34th. Juniors Jordan Britt (Chattanooga, Tenn.) and Marion Duvernay (Publier, France) shot 156 and 158, respectively, while sophomore Porsche Campbell (Vancouver, Canada) ended at 164.

No. 13 Vanderbilt leads the event at 588. No. 17 Michigan State is second following a 590, while SMU is third with a 595. The Commodores’ Lauren Stratton and Spartans’ Caroline powers are the individual leaders at one-under par 143.

Kryger got off to a good start. She was tied for first after the opening 18 at one-under par. She played her first 12 holes three-under par with three birdies and nine pars. Kryger dropped back to level before a birdie on the par three 12th, her 17th hole of the day got her back to minus one and tied for the lead.

Britt’s 75 was the second low score on the squad through the first round. The Mocs were tied for sixth at 303 after 18 holes, eight shots behind the Spartans in first at 295. McLennan (77) and Duvernay (80) rounded out the counting scores.

The afternoon was not as kind. McLennan’s 77 paced Chattanooga’s 316. Duvernay (78), Kryger (80) and Britt (81) counted towards the second round tally. The Mocs are three shots behind Minnesota in ninth at 616.

Freshman Isabella Loza (Bucaramanga, Colombia) and sophomore Agathe Sauzon (Valence, France) are playing as individuals. Loza’s consistent rounds of 75 and 74 ties her for 11th at five-over 149. Sauzon is tied for 27th at 153.

Tomorrow’s final round is a shotgun start at 8 a.m., for the Mocs. The squad is paired with Georgetown and Kent State teeing off on holes 13-16. Follow live scoring at the link above.

Central District Invitational

Feb. 18-19 – River Wilderness Golf Club – Parrish, Fla.

1) No. 13 Vanderbilt 299-289 588 (+12)

2) No. 17 Michigan State 295-295 590 (+14)

3) SMU 298-297 595 (+19)

4) Denver 310-294 604 (+28)

tie) UCF 302-302 604 (+28)

6) No. 25 Iowa State 299-306 605 (+29)

7) TCU 304-302 606 (+30)

8) Augusta State 306-305 611 (+35)

9) Minnesota 309-307 616 (+40)

10) Chattanooga 303-316 619 (+43)

11) Georgetown 317-309 626 (+50)

12) Kent State 325-306 631 (+55)

MOCS:

T18) Mette Kryger 71-80 151 (+7)

T34) Emily McLennan 77-77 154 (+10)

T42) Jordan Britt 75-81 156 (+12)

T50) Marion Duvernay 80-78 158 (+14)

60) Porsche Campbell 81-83 164 (+20)

Individuals:

T11) Isabella Loza 75-74 149 (+5)

T27) Agathe Sauzon 76-77 153 (+9)


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