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Drury University Fall Shootout Dates: 09/13-09/14, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS * Individual Par-Yardage: 71-5863 Fin Drury University Fall Shootout Dates: 09/13-09/14, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS * Individual Par-Yardage: 71-5863 Fin. Top 20 Teams Scores 1 Nebraska - Omaha 320 291 611 2 St. Edwards Univ. 304 316 620 3 Dallas Baptist Univ. 312 309 621 4 Central Oklahoma 320 303 623 5 Drury University 315 320 635 6 William Woods U. 325 317 642 7 Missouri-St. Louis 316 339 655 8 Newman University 337 327 664 9 Cameron University 337 332 669 10 Arkansas-FortSmith 337 335 672 11 Southern Indiana 347 330 677 12 Truman State Univ. 344 334 678 13 Henderson St. Univ. 339 343 682 14 Missouri Western St. 339 347 686 15 Upper Iowa Univ. 356 341 697 16 Rockhurst University 364 335 699 17 Lincoln University 357 353 710 18 Maryville University 354 359 713 19 Park University 401 412 813 Fin. Top 20 Players School Scores 1 Mercedes Rios Dallas Bap 74 71 145 2 Courtney Radford Dallas Bap 75 73 148 3 Ricca Soper NE-Omaha 80 70 150 Wallis Spears St. Edward 77 73 150 5 Danielle Suponchick NE-Omaha 77 75 152 Chaney Uhles Central OK 75 77 152 7 Katrina Choate Drury 77 76 153 Erica Bensch Central OK 79 74 153 9 Rebecca Pollock NE-Omaha 82 72 154 10 Ryanne Haddow St. Edward 75 80 155 Jamie Palermo Wm. Woods 79 76 155 12 Emily Leahey Central OK 82 74 156 13 Shweta Galande MO-StLouis 76 81 157 Armana Christianson NE-Omaha 83 74 157 15 Kylee Johnson Cameron U. 80 78 158 16 Lauren Michael Drury 80 79 159 Daniela Viotti MO-StLouis 76 83 159 Jacy Benites St. Edward 78 81 159 Amy Powell NE-Omaha 81 78 159 20 Megan Birdsey Newman 80 80 160 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL Drury University Fall Shootout Dates: 09/13-09/14, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS Par-Yardage: 71-5863 Fin. School Scores 1 Nebraska - Omaha 320 291 611 T 3 Ricca Soper 80 70 150 T 5 Danielle Suponchick 77 75 152 9 Rebecca Pollock 82 72 154 T 13 Armana Christianson 83 74 157 T 16 Amy Powell 81 78 159 2 St. Edwards Univ. 304 316 620 T 3 Wallis Spears 77 73 150 T 10 Ryanne Haddow 75 80 155 T 16 Jacy Benites 78 81 159 T 21 Melisa Gonzalez 79 82 161 T 21 Kirby Baker 74 87 161 3 Dallas Baptist Univ. 312 309 621 1 Mercedes Rios 74 71 145 2 Courtney Radford 75 73 148 T 30 Kristen Tucker 81 82 163 T 39 Taylor Griffin 82 83 165 T 51 Whitney Novak 85 85 170 4 Central Oklahoma 320 303 623 T 5 Chaney Uhles 75 77 152 T 7 Erica Bensch 79 74 153 12 Emily Leahey 82 74 156 T 26 Taylor Neidy 84 78 162 T 30 Raelynn Farthing 84 79 163 5 Drury University 315 320 635 T 7 Katrina Choate 77 76 153 T 16 Lauren Michael 80 79 159 T 26 Morgan Lamberson 75 87 162 T 39 Aubree Vaughan 83 82 165 T 73 Susan Allen 92 83 175 6 William Woods U. 325 317 642 T 10 Jamie Palermo 79 76 155 T 21 Lindsey Johnson 79 82 161 T 30 Naomi Starr 83 80 163 T 39 Jada Bennington 86 79 165 T 51 Ashlee Daly 84 86 170 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL Drury University Fall Shootout Dates: 09/13-09/14, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS Par-Yardage: 71-5863 Fin. School Scores 7 Missouri-St. Louis 316 339 655 T 13 Shweta Galande 76 81 157 T 16 Daniela Viotti 76 83 159 T 39 Clara Vila 78 87 165 T 78 Lindsay Kellerman 86 91 177 T 94 Carly Ball 102 88 190 8 Newman University 337 327 664 20 Megan Birdsey 80 80 160 T 21 Linzi Allan 85 76 161 T 35 Alyssa Balding 82 82 164 84 Andrea Martires 90 90 180 T 85 Melissa Genao 93 89 182 9 Cameron University 337 332 669 15 Kylee Johnson 80 78 158 T 55 Megan Whan 84 87 171 T 62 Johnna Holden 88 84 172 T 67 Candice Swartz 90 83 173 T 73 Aleesh Holden 85 90 175 10 Arkansas-FortSmith 337 335 672 T 21 Sydney Tallon 79 82 161 T 51 Johannah Hendrex 86 84 170 T 55 Jami Hedrix 81 90 171 T 69 Jordan Bozeman 91 83 174 T 88 Jena Morrow 97 86 183 11 Southern Indiana 347 330 677 T 35 Amanda Buchanan 83 81 164 44 Jessica Collins 84 82 166 T 62 Mackenzie Smith 87 85 172 T 81 Lindsey Carr 93 85 178 83 Audrey Mayer 97 82 179 T 94 Taylor Merriss 96 94 190 12 Truman State Univ. 344 334 678 T 39 Jennifer Lawson 84 81 165 T 51 Jessica Schepker 87 83 170 T 55 Jessica Tomash 87 84 171 T 62 Liz Lestmann 86 86 172 T 88 Jessica Kraus 90 93 183 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL Drury University Fall Shootout Dates: 09/13-09/14, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS Par-Yardage: 71-5863 Fin. School Scores 13 Henderson St. Univ. 339 343 682 T 30 Rachel Harmon 78 85 163 T 55 Jenna Araco 85 86 171 T 55 Taylor Brown 87 84 171 T 78 Julie Robinson 89 88 177 107 Baylee Morgan 116 115 231 14 Missouri Western St. 339 347 686 T 46 Katie Dugan 82 86 168 T 55 Natalie Bird 85 86 171 T 55 Shelby Stone 87 84 171 T 75 Casi Webb 85 91 176 T100 Lexi Webb 94 105 199 15 Upper Iowa Univ. 356 341 697 T 26 McKenzie Holthaus 80 82 162 45 Jill Preeshl 89 78 167 T 69 Katie O'Loughlin 89 85 174 T100 Kelly Rowe 98 101 199 104 Katie Brossard 106 96 202 16 Rockhurst University 364 335 699 T 46 Allison Andrews 89 79 168 T 46 Wynne Shatkus 86 82 168 T 81 Casey O'Flaherty 92 86 178 91 Natalie Wieckert 97 88 185 97 Kate Troske 98 95 193 17 Lincoln University 357 353 710 T 30 Kaitlyn Schwartze 79 84 163 T 69 Brittany Smith 91 83 174 T 88 Kimberly Whitworth 90 93 183 96 Megan Sundermeyer 97 95 192 103 Shea Colley 108 93 201 18 Maryville University 354 359 713 T 46 Kristin Bayless 84 84 168 T 78 Samantha Keller 88 89 177 T 85 Kristen Montag 88 94 182 92 Mycah Hudson 94 92 186 T100 Katie Nassif 94 105 199 COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL Drury University Fall Shootout Dates: 09/13-09/14, 2010 Round: 2 FINAL RESULTS Par-Yardage: 71-5863 Fin. School Scores 19 Park University 401 412 813 T 35 Plern Prombboobpa 83 81 164 98 Callie Porter 94 100 194 T105 Nicole Karley 106 104 210 108 Jasey Huber 118 127 245 Fin. Name School Scores T 26 Emily Matthews MSU 82 80 162 T 35 Raine Lounis Drury 76 88 164 50 Stephanie Bruemmer Wm. Woods 92 77 169 T 62 Amy Bowen MSU 90 82 172 T 62 Lindsey Alexander Cameron U. 85 87 172 T 67 Brooke Thilges NE-Omaha 87 86 173 T 69 Marissa Hill Drury 82 92 174 T 75 Elizabeth Welker Wm. Woods 91 85 176 T 75 Stephanie Rosetta Drury 82 94 176 T 85 Chelsey Sills Dallas Bap 88 94 182 93 Jackie Berry Upper Iowa 94 95 189 99 Sofia Andersson Truman 99 96 195 T105 Chelsea Kellogg MO-StLouis 104 106 210 WD Samantha Pele MO-StLouis 100 WD COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM GOLFSTAT.COM COPYRIGHT ©, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, GOLFSTAT Bloomington, IL.
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