
Fuenfstueck Top Finisher For Cougars at Bryan National Collegiate
4/2/2017 5:00:00 PM | Women's Golf
BROWNS SUMMIT, N.C. – Among the nation's best, senior Laura Fuenfstueck (Langen, Germany) was the top finisher for the College of Charleston women's golf team at the Bryan National Collegiate held at the par-72 Bryan Park Golf and Enrichment Center.
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Fuenfstueck, one of 19 Top-100 ranked players in the 96-player field, shot rounds of 75-72-74—221 (+5) to finish tied for 26th individually. She entered the tournament ranked No. 99 in the country and shot 2-over par with one birdie in the final round on Sunday.
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The Cougars placed 17th overall with a three-round score of 937 (+73) in a tough tournament field that consisted of seven Top 25-ranked teams including tournament champion and No. 3-ranked Alabama (-13). No. 9 Georgia was the runner-up (+1), No. 20 Baylor (+3) third and No. 37 North Carolina and No. 29 NC State tied for fourth (+8).
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No. 25-ranked Kristen Gillman of Alabama was the individual medalist firing a tournament-record three-round score of 208 (-8). The Crimson Tide also shot the lowest three-round score in tournament history (851) to win the team title.
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CofC closes out the regular season and will prepare for the Colonial Athletic Association Women's Golf Championship on April 14-16 at Ford's Colony Country Club in Williamsburg, Va.
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Fuenfstueck, one of 19 Top-100 ranked players in the 96-player field, shot rounds of 75-72-74—221 (+5) to finish tied for 26th individually. She entered the tournament ranked No. 99 in the country and shot 2-over par with one birdie in the final round on Sunday.
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The Cougars placed 17th overall with a three-round score of 937 (+73) in a tough tournament field that consisted of seven Top 25-ranked teams including tournament champion and No. 3-ranked Alabama (-13). No. 9 Georgia was the runner-up (+1), No. 20 Baylor (+3) third and No. 37 North Carolina and No. 29 NC State tied for fourth (+8).
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No. 25-ranked Kristen Gillman of Alabama was the individual medalist firing a tournament-record three-round score of 208 (-8). The Crimson Tide also shot the lowest three-round score in tournament history (851) to win the team title.
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CofC closes out the regular season and will prepare for the Colonial Athletic Association Women's Golf Championship on April 14-16 at Ford's Colony Country Club in Williamsburg, Va.
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