Tindal Fires Final-Round 70 at Palmetto Intercollegiate
2/22/2021 6:45:00 PM | Women's Golf
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – For the second-consecutive tournament, senior Jodee Tindal (Rock Hill, S.C.) was the College of Charleston women's golf team's top finisher firing a final-round, 2-under par 70 at the Palmetto Intercollegiate held on Monday at the Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Turtle Point course.
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Tindal made four birdies during the final round to tie for 20th in the 62-player field comprised of 12 Top 100-ranked college golfers. It was the lowest single round by any Cougar over the course of the 54-hole tournament.
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No. 7-ranked Wake Forest won the team title (+10) with a 28-stroke victory over runner-up and No. 4 Virginia (+38). The Demon Deacons also finished 1-2 individually with No. 11-ranked Rachel Kuehn earning individual medalist honors finishing at even par for the tournament with rounds of 73, 74 and 69 followed by teammate and No. 47-ranked Lauren Walsh (+1) as runner-up.
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On the final team leaderboard, Duke placed third overall (+39), Clemson fourth (+40), Furman fifth (+45), No. 22 Virginia Tech sixth (+46), East Carolina seventh (+54), host CofC eighth (+60), North Carolina ninth (+75), NC State 10th (+78) and Indiana 11th (+103).
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"I thought we hung in there well today," CofC Head Coach Jamie Futrell said. "We definitely haven't hit our stride as a team yet. But, I thought we were competitive in a loaded tournament. The top three teams in this field will contend for a national championship including Wake Forest, who finished No. 1 last season. We beat North Carolina, NC State and Indiana, so every win was a good win for us in this tournament."
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The Cougars will host the largest collegiate golf tournament in the country with the 42-team Kiawah Classic up next on Feb. 28 through March 2 at the Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Cougar Point and Oak Point courses on Kiawah Island, S.C.
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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON RESULTS
T20. Jodee Tindal – 76-82-70—228 (+12)
T25. Viktoria Hund – 74-78-78—230 (+14)
T33. Victoria Huskey – 74-81-78—233 (+17)
T40. Emily Dunlap – 79-79-79—237 (+21)
T40. Othilie Lied – 79-78-80—237 (+21)
T48. Olivia Hamilton* – 85-74-82—241 (+25)
T52. Kirsty Brodie* – 84-83-77—244 (+28)
62. Clarissa von Stosch* – 87-WD-WD—87 (WD)
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*competing as an individual
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Tindal made four birdies during the final round to tie for 20th in the 62-player field comprised of 12 Top 100-ranked college golfers. It was the lowest single round by any Cougar over the course of the 54-hole tournament.
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No. 7-ranked Wake Forest won the team title (+10) with a 28-stroke victory over runner-up and No. 4 Virginia (+38). The Demon Deacons also finished 1-2 individually with No. 11-ranked Rachel Kuehn earning individual medalist honors finishing at even par for the tournament with rounds of 73, 74 and 69 followed by teammate and No. 47-ranked Lauren Walsh (+1) as runner-up.
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On the final team leaderboard, Duke placed third overall (+39), Clemson fourth (+40), Furman fifth (+45), No. 22 Virginia Tech sixth (+46), East Carolina seventh (+54), host CofC eighth (+60), North Carolina ninth (+75), NC State 10th (+78) and Indiana 11th (+103).
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"I thought we hung in there well today," CofC Head Coach Jamie Futrell said. "We definitely haven't hit our stride as a team yet. But, I thought we were competitive in a loaded tournament. The top three teams in this field will contend for a national championship including Wake Forest, who finished No. 1 last season. We beat North Carolina, NC State and Indiana, so every win was a good win for us in this tournament."
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The Cougars will host the largest collegiate golf tournament in the country with the 42-team Kiawah Classic up next on Feb. 28 through March 2 at the Kiawah Island Golf Resort's Cougar Point and Oak Point courses on Kiawah Island, S.C.
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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON RESULTS
T20. Jodee Tindal – 76-82-70—228 (+12)
T25. Viktoria Hund – 74-78-78—230 (+14)
T33. Victoria Huskey – 74-81-78—233 (+17)
T40. Emily Dunlap – 79-79-79—237 (+21)
T40. Othilie Lied – 79-78-80—237 (+21)
T48. Olivia Hamilton* – 85-74-82—241 (+25)
T52. Kirsty Brodie* – 84-83-77—244 (+28)
62. Clarissa von Stosch* – 87-WD-WD—87 (WD)
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*competing as an individual
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