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Phoenix Invitational Old Hickory Country Club Old Hickory , TN 2018 Phoenix Invitational-Women Dates: Mar 26 - Mar 27 Phoenix Invitational Old Hickory Country Club Old Hickory , TN 2018 Phoenix Invitational-Women Dates: Mar 26 - Mar 27 1 2 Team Scores 1 1 Dalton State 300 321 621 +45 2 2 William Carey Univ. 309 319 628 +52 T3 3 Taylor University 322 321 643 +67 5 4 Cumberland U. 326 319 645 +69 6 5 Faulkner University 327 323 650 +74 T3 6 Brenau University 322 330 652 +76 T8 7 Trevecca Nazarene U. 335 327 662 +86 7 8 Bethel, IN 328 350 678 +102 T8 9 Asbury University 335 353 688 +112 10 10 Martin Methodist Co. 367 357 724 +148 11 11 Huntington 368 357 725 +149 12 12 Shawnee State University 385 376 761 +185 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Phoenix Invitational Old Hickory Country Club Old Hickory , TN 2018 Phoenix Invitational-Women Dates: Mar 26 - Mar 27 Start Finish Player Team Scores T1 1 Aleesha Smith William Carey Univ. 74 74 148 +4 T6 T2 Rachael McMahan Trevecca Nazarene U. 76 76 152 +8 T10 T2 Nicole Jung Taylor University 77 75 152 +8 T3 4 Hannah Sager Faulkner University 75 78 153 +9 T10 T5 April Leonard William Carey Univ. 77 77 154 +10 T6 T5 Tia Teiniketo Dalton State 76 78 154 +10 T6 T5 Raquel Romero Valverde Cumberland U. 76 78 154 +10 T3 T8 Hannah Gasaway Dalton State 75 80 155 +11 T12 T8 Maddie Thomas Taylor University 78 77 155 +11 T1 T10 Katie Dalton Dalton State 74 82 156 +12 T19 T10 Lexie Shaw Trevecca Nazarene U. 81 75 156 +12 T6 T10 Niquole Mangal Brenau University 76 80 156 +12 T19 T10 Anna Reid Faulkner University 81 75 156 +12 T3 T14 Isabel Rijos Dalton State 75 82 157 +13 T12 T14 Abbey Burgdorf Cumberland U. 78 79 157 +13 16 16 Caroline Griffin Dalton State 79 81 160 +16 T25 17 Macie Hurst Brenau University 83 78 161 +17 T39 18 Brittany Collins Martin Methodist Co. 88 75 163 +19 T25 T19 Ana Laura Pages Cumberland U. 83 81 164 +20 T25 T19 Kylie Withrow * Campbellsville U. 83 81 164 +20 T31 T21 Alexandra Mudie William Carey Univ. 85 81 166 +22 T17 T21 Ashley Omidi Brenau University 80 86 166 +22 T17 T23 Madison Seay William Carey Univ. 80 87 167 +23 T12 T23 Alison Prescott William Carey Univ. 78 89 167 +23 T25 T23 Susan Stell Faulkner University 83 84 167 +23 T21 26 Annie Stimmel Taylor University 82 86 168 +24 T25 T27 Sara Jane Bowers Brenau University 83 86 169 +25 T39 T27 Michaela Jarman * Campbellsville U. 88 81 169 +25 T31 T29 Jennifer Fuqua Asbury University 85 85 170 +26 T31 T29 Taylor French Taylor University 85 85 170 +26 T43 T29 Morgan Stuckey Cumberland U. 89 81 170 +26 T37 T29 Katelyn Witucki * Maryville College TN 87 83 170 +26 T21 T33 Brooke Thomas Bethel, IN 82 89 171 +27 T21 T33 Jaycee Bunner Bethel, IN 82 89 171 +27 T21 T33 Hannah McCrabb Asbury University 82 89 171 +27 T49 T33 Savanna Strode Cumberland U. 90 81 171 +27 T12 T37 Katie Brooks Bethel, IN 78 94 172 +28 T25 T37 Claire Watts Asbury University 83 89 172 +28 T43 T39 Elizabeth Jackson Taylor University 89 84 173 +29 T35 T39 Chloe Crusan Bethel, IN 86 87 173 +29 T39 T39 Anna Horn Martin Methodist Co. 88 85 173 +29 T37 T42 Megan Reddick Brenau University 87 87 174 +30 T39 T42 Hali Lyle Faulkner University 88 86 174 +30 T49 T44 Brooke Scartozzi Bethel, IN 90 85 175 +31 T31 T44 Sydney Moran Asbury University 85 90 175 +31 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Phoenix Invitational Old Hickory Country Club Old Hickory , TN 2018 Phoenix Invitational-Women Dates: Mar 26 - Mar 27 Start Finish Player Team Scores T43 T44 Baylee Vasquez Faulkner University 89 86 175 +31 55 47 Brynn Craven Trevecca Nazarene U. 92 86 178 +34 T43 48 Madalyn Hembree Trevecca Nazarene U. 89 90 179 +35 54 49 Leah Thompson Huntington 91 89 180 +36 T49 T50 Betsy Schroeder Huntington 90 91 181 +37 T49 T50 Anna Leigh Cleveland * Cumberland U. 90 91 181 +37 T58 52 Alexandria Maris Huntington 94 88 182 +38 T43 T53 Sophie Vinson Trevecca Nazarene U. 89 94 183 +39 T58 T53 Abby Poole Huntington 94 89 183 +39 T35 55 Cindy Williams * Cumberland U. 86 98 184 +40 T43 56 Emily Hayes Shawnee State University 89 97 186 +42 T49 57 Kristen Miller * Campbellsville U. 90 98 188 +44 T56 T58 Megan Higgins Huntington 93 99 192 +48 T63 T58 Holley Hart Shawnee State University 98 94 192 +48 T61 60 Taleigh Broach Martin Methodist Co. 97 96 193 +49 66 61 Katherine Pirro Shawnee State University 101 93 194 +50 T58 62 Calli Anna McDonald Martin Methodist Co. 94 101 195 +51 T68 63 Ellie Schneider Shawnee State University 105 92 197 +53 T56 64 Shacora Thomas * Fisk University 93 107 200 +56 T68 65 Elaina Davis * Maryville College TN 105 97 202 +58 T63 66 Katelyn Curtis * Maryville College TN 98 106 204 +60 67 67 Makayla Smith Martin Methodist Co. 103 103 206 +62 65 68 Claire Nickell Asbury University 99 109 208 +64 70 69 Tessa Barto * Cumberland U. 111 98 209 +65 71 70 McCall Smallwood * Maryville College TN 113 121 234 +90 72 71 Anastasia Rainbow * Fisk University 133 132 265 +121 T61 - Taylor Boggs Shawnee State University 97 W - - GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Phoenix Invitational Old Hickory Country Club Old Hickory , TN 2018 Phoenix Invitational-Women Dates: Mar 26 - Mar 27 Pos. Team/Player (seed) Rd 1 Rd 2 Total 1 Dalton State 300 321 621 T5 Tia Teiniketo (2) 76 78 154 T8 Hannah Gasaway (5) 75 80 155 T10 Katie Dalton (4) 74 82 156 T14 Isabel Rijos (3) 75 82 157 16 Caroline Griffin (1) 79 81 160 2 William Carey Univ. 309 319 628 1 Aleesha Smith (3) 74 74 148 T5 April Leonard (4) 77 77 154 T21 Alexandra Mudie (5) 85 81 166 T23 Alison Prescott (1) 78 89 167 T23 Madison Seay (2) 80 87 167 3 Taylor University 322 321 643 T2 Nicole Jung (1) 77 75 152 T8 Maddie Thomas (2) 78 77 155 26 Annie Stimmel (3) 82 86 168 T29 Taylor French (4) 85 85 170 T39 Elizabeth Jackson (5) 89 84 173 4 Cumberland U. 326 319 645 T5 Raquel Romero Valverde (3) 76 78 154 T14 Abbey Burgdorf (2) 78 79 157 T19 Ana Laura Pages (1) 83 81 164 T29 Morgan Stuckey (5) 89 81 170 T33 Savanna Strode (4) 90 81 171 5 Faulkner University 327 323 650 4 Hannah Sager (1) 75 78 153 T10 Anna Reid (2) 81 75 156 T23 Susan Stell (4) 83 84 167 T42 Hali Lyle (3) 88 86 174 T44 Baylee Vasquez (5) 89 86 175 6 Brenau University 322 330 652 T10 Niquole Mangal (2) 76 80 156 17 Macie Hurst (5) 83 78 161 T21 Ashley Omidi (3) 80 86 166 T27 Sara Jane Bowers (1) 83 86 169 T42 Megan Reddick (4) 87 87 174 7 Trevecca Nazarene U. 335 327 662 T2 Rachael McMahan (1) 76 76 152 T10 Lexie Shaw (2) 81 75 156 47 Brynn Craven (3) 92 86 178 48 Madalyn Hembree (4) 89 90 179 T53 Sophie Vinson (5) 89 94 183 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Pos. Team/Player (seed) Rd 1 Rd 2 Total 8 Bethel, IN 328 350 678 T33 Jaycee Bunner (1) 82 89 171 T33 Brooke Thomas (3) 82 89 171 T37 Katie Brooks (2) 78 94 172 T39 Chloe Crusan (4) 86 87 173 T44 Brooke Scartozzi (5) 90 85 175 9 Asbury University 335 353 688 T29 Jennifer Fuqua (4) 85 85 170 T33 Hannah McCrabb (1) 82 89 171 T37 Claire Watts (2) 83 89 172 T44 Sydney Moran (3) 85 90 175 68 Claire Nickell (5) 99 109 208 10 Martin Methodist Co. 367 357 724 18 Brittany Collins (2) 88 75 163 T39 Anna Horn (1) 88 85 173 60 Taleigh Broach (4) 97 96 193 62 Calli Anna McDonald (3) 94 101 195 67 Makayla Smith (5) 103 103 206 11 Huntington 368 357 725 49 Leah Thompson (5) 91 89 180 T50 Betsy Schroeder (2) 90 91 181 52 Alexandria Maris (3) 94 88 182 T53 Abby Poole (1) 94 89 183 T58 Megan Higgins (4) 93 99 192 12 Shawnee State University 385 376 761 56 Emily Hayes (5) 89 97 186 T58 Holley Hart (1) 98 94 192 61 Katherine Pirro (2) 101 93 194 63 Ellie Schneider (4) 105 92 197 72 Taylor Boggs (3) 97 0 97 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Individuals Pos. Player (Team) Rd 1 Rd 2 Total T19 Kylie Withrow (Campbellsville U. ) 83 81 164 T27 Michaela Jarman (Campbellsville U. ) 88 81 169 T29 Katelyn Witucki (Maryville College TN) 87 83 170 T50 Anna Leigh Cleveland (Cumberland U.) 90 91 181 55 Cindy Williams (Cumberland U.) 86 98 184 57 Kristen Miller (Campbellsville U. ) 90 98 188 64 Shacora Thomas (Fisk University ) 93 107 200 65 Elaina Davis (Maryville College TN) 105 97 202 66 Katelyn Curtis (Maryville College TN) 98 106 204 69 Tessa Barto (Cumberland U.) 111 98 209 70 McCall Smallwood (Maryville College TN) 113 121 234 71 Anastasia Rainbow (Fisk University ) 133 132 265 GOLFSTAT COLLEGIATE SCORING SYSTEM Mark Laesch - COPYRIGHT © 2018, All Rights Reserved, Golfstat Phoenix Invitational Old Hickory Country Club Old Hickory , TN 2018 Phoenix Invitational-Women Dates: Mar 26 - Mar 27 Par 3 Scoring Par 4 Scoring Par 5 Scoring R.
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