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FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. - The University of Cincinnati women's golf team sits fourth after the opening 36 holes at the fourth annual Amelia Island Collegiate at Amelia National Golf Club.
The Bearcats opened their spring with a 36-hole total of 600 after rounds of 298 and 302, respectively, on the par-72, 6,029-yard layout. UC trails tournament leaders Mercer (583), Campbell (586) and Daytona State College (589) in the 18-team field.
// SCORING TEAM
Christina Gloor (Mattstetten, Switzerland/ESC La Neuveville) tied for the first-round lead after matching Campbell's Annelie Sjoholm with a 70, but a second-round 78 dropped Gloor into a tie for 15th, eight shots off the lead. Anika Hitt (Mequon, Wisc./Homestead) is on Gloor's heels in a tie for 18th after a second-round 73 improved on Hitt's opening-round 76.
Scoring Team
T15 - Christina Gloor 70-78: 148 (+4)
T18 - Anika Hitt 76-73: 149 (+5)
T29 - Ashley Cassidy 74-77: 151 (+7)
T36 - Valentina Herrera 78-74: 152 (+8)
T76 - Tara Liebert 81-79: 160 (+16)
Individual
94 - Emma Wachtel 85-82: 167 (+23)
// TEAM SCORES
1 - Mercer University 297-286: 583 (+7)
2 - Campbell 292-294: 586 (+10)
3 - Daytona State College 302-287: 589 (+13)
4 - Cincinnati 298-302: 600 (+24)
5 - Georgia State 304-297: 601 (+25)
T6 - North Florida 302-301: 603 (+27)
T6 - Kennesaw State - 300-303: 603 (+27)
T6 - Winthrop 299-304: 603 (+27)
9 - Samford 302-304: 606 (+30)
10 - Sam Houston State 307-302: 609 (+33)
11 - Georgia Southern 311-299: 610 (+34)
12 - Tulsa 308-304: 612 (+36)
13 - Jacksonville 310-303: 613 (+37)
14 - Jacksonville St. 308-306: 614 (+38)
15 - UAB 311-308: 619 (+43)
16 - Bradley 314-306: 620 (+44)
17 - Morehead State 313-312: 625 (+49)
18 - UNC Asheville 327-315: 642 (+66)
// LIVE SCORING
Live throughout the event will be available at GolfStat.com.
// FINAL ROUND TUESDAY
Third-round play starts Tuesday with an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. An awards ceremony will follow the completion of play. UC has competed in the event each of the last three seasons with, most recently, a runner-up last year which was the Bearcats' highest-ever placement at the tournament.