Women advance to NCAA Championship

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Horns finish second to Arkansas at regional but top six teams advance to NCAA championship May 18-23 at Karsten Creek Golf Club in Stillwater, Okla.
https://www.hookem.com/story/texas-...dual-regional-golf-honors-still-headed-ncaas/

Alana Uriell and Kaylee Benton were in an eight-player tie for fourth place at 4-under that included Longhorns Sophia Schubert and Emilee Hoffman....Perhaps the best news for Texas was that all five Longhorns finished in the top 25. Agathe Laisne tied for 16th and Kaitlyn Papp finished 23rd. Both players are freshmen.

Arkansas, Texas Auburn, Florida, Baylor and Oklahoma all are going to the NCAA championship with OU edging out A&M by eight strokes: 870 to 878 for that last sixth spot.

The team score of 849 was the third best ever in school history for 54 holes:
https://texassports.com/news/2018/5/9/no-8-womens-golf-advances-to-2018-ncaa-championship.aspx

Senior Sophia Schubert tied for fourth with a four-under-par three-round total of 212 (69-73-70). Schubert has recorded seven top-10 finishes in seven events this season. Her two rounds under par during the course of the week gives her 14 rounds this season at par or better.

Sophomore Emilee Hoffman also tied for fourth with a four-under-par three-round total of 212 (72-69-71). Hoffman's top-five finish was her second consecutive and her fourth of the season. Hoffman has 15 rounds this season at par or better.

Sophomore Greta Isabella Voelker tied for 12th overall with a three-under-par three-round total of 213 (70-72-71). That marked her best 54-hole total of the season and tied for the best three-round total of her collegiate career. Voelker had the best score among all individuals on par-three holes (2.75, -3). Voelker had five birdies in Wednesday's final round, including two sets of back-to-back birdies. She also had one of the tournament's 11 eagles on the week.

Freshman Agathe Laisne recorded the best 54-hole total of her collegiate career with a one-under-par 215 (73-71-71). She led the field with 42 total pars and also recorded seven birdies.

Freshman Kaitlyn Papp finished 23rd with a two-over-par 218 (70-75-73).

 

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