Monday, February 16
Miami Lakes, Fla. - Don Shula's Resort
All Day
NC State
vs
Qdoba Invitational
Women's Golf In 3rd Through 36 Holes
2/16/2009 12:00:00 AM | Women's Golf
MIAMI LAKES, Fla. - The NC State women's golf team is in third place after Monday’s second round of the Qdoba Invitational. Joanna Saleeby is tied for fourth to lead the Wolfpack through 36 holes at Don Shula’s Golf Resort.
The Pack shot a team score of +16 (304) on Monday and owns a two-day total of +22 (294-304=598). Georgia State leads the field at 590, followed by Louisville at 595.
Saleeby, a junior from Raleigh, followed up yesterday’s even-par 72 with a three-over 75 today and is just one stroke off the lead at +3 (72-75-147). She is in a prime position to record her first career top-10 finish.
Senior Lauren Doughtie, who also shot par on Monday, fired a four-over 76 during today’s second round and is at +4 (72-76=148) overall one shot behind Saleeby.
Junior Emily Street is tied for 11th through two rounds at +6 (73-77=150) after a five-over 77 on Monday.
Freshman Meghan Chapman shot a four-over 76 today and is at +9 (77-76=153) for the tournament, while sophomore Julie Saleeby is at +11 (78-77=155) through 36 holes.
Playing as individuals, junior Kathleen Strandberg is tied for 44th in the field at +14 (77-81=158), while freshman Hunter Ross in tied for 63rd at +20 (81-83=164).
Cindy LaCrosse (Louisville), Iliska Verway (Georgia State) and Laura Anderson (Louisville) are atop the leaderboard at +2 (146), followed by a group of four golfers one-shot back including the Pack’s Saleeby.
Tuesday’s third and final round will feature three Wolfpack golfers within four shots of the lead.
NC State Scores:
T4. Joanna Saleeby 72-75=147
8. Lauren Doughtie 72-76=148
T11. Emily Street 73-77=150
T22. Meghan Chapman 77-76=153
T28. Julie Saleeby 78-77=155
*T44. Kathleen Strandberg 77-81=158
*T63. Hunter Ross 81-83=164
*Playing as an individual
Team Scores:
1 Georgia State 291 299 590 +14
2 Louisville 299 296 595 +19
3 NC State 294 304 598 +22
4 Washington State 302 303 605 +29
5 Tulane 301 305 606 +30
6 Oklahoma City 302 310 612 +36
7 Augusta State 310 306 616 +40
8 Miami 305 314 619 +43
James Madison 302 317 619 +43
10 Illinois State 304 318 622 +46
11 South Florida 311 314 625 +49
12 UNC Greensboro 318 317 635 +59
13 Memphis of 327 322 649 +73
14 Mercer 326 344 670 +94
The Pack shot a team score of +16 (304) on Monday and owns a two-day total of +22 (294-304=598). Georgia State leads the field at 590, followed by Louisville at 595.
Saleeby, a junior from Raleigh, followed up yesterday’s even-par 72 with a three-over 75 today and is just one stroke off the lead at +3 (72-75-147). She is in a prime position to record her first career top-10 finish.
Senior Lauren Doughtie, who also shot par on Monday, fired a four-over 76 during today’s second round and is at +4 (72-76=148) overall one shot behind Saleeby.
Junior Emily Street is tied for 11th through two rounds at +6 (73-77=150) after a five-over 77 on Monday.
Freshman Meghan Chapman shot a four-over 76 today and is at +9 (77-76=153) for the tournament, while sophomore Julie Saleeby is at +11 (78-77=155) through 36 holes.
Playing as individuals, junior Kathleen Strandberg is tied for 44th in the field at +14 (77-81=158), while freshman Hunter Ross in tied for 63rd at +20 (81-83=164).
Cindy LaCrosse (Louisville), Iliska Verway (Georgia State) and Laura Anderson (Louisville) are atop the leaderboard at +2 (146), followed by a group of four golfers one-shot back including the Pack’s Saleeby.
Tuesday’s third and final round will feature three Wolfpack golfers within four shots of the lead.
NC State Scores:
T4. Joanna Saleeby 72-75=147
8. Lauren Doughtie 72-76=148
T11. Emily Street 73-77=150
T22. Meghan Chapman 77-76=153
T28. Julie Saleeby 78-77=155
*T44. Kathleen Strandberg 77-81=158
*T63. Hunter Ross 81-83=164
*Playing as an individual
Team Scores:
1 Georgia State 291 299 590 +14
2 Louisville 299 296 595 +19
3 NC State 294 304 598 +22
4 Washington State 302 303 605 +29
5 Tulane 301 305 606 +30
6 Oklahoma City 302 310 612 +36
7 Augusta State 310 306 616 +40
8 Miami 305 314 619 +43
James Madison 302 317 619 +43
10 Illinois State 304 318 622 +46
11 South Florida 311 314 625 +49
12 UNC Greensboro 318 317 635 +59
13 Memphis of 327 322 649 +73
14 Mercer 326 344 670 +94
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