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WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – University of Cincinnati women's golf senior Christina Gloor led the way for the Bearcats on Sunday with a two-round score of 149 to tie for 10th place following the opening two rounds of play at the 2017 William & Mary Invitational at The River Course at Kingsmill Resort.
As a team, the Bearcats turned in rounds of 308 and 307 to sit eighth out of 11 teams competing.
// SCORING TEAM
Back in action after hosting Tuesday's Losantiville Challenge, the Red & Black showed well at William & Mary Sunday despite the short turnaround. Totaling two rounds of 615 (+39), UC had two players among the top-30 golfers in Gloor (Mattstetten, Switzerland/ESC La Neuveville) and junior Anika Hitt (Mequon, Wis./Homestead). Gloor started Sunday strong with a one-over-par 73 including a pair of birdies -- one each on the front and back nine. The senior followed with a second-round 76 including, again, two birdies to place in the top 10. Hitt, too, holed a pair of birdies during the first round and followed with one in the second to shoot an even-par back nine placing 28th.
Scoring Team
T10 Christina Gloor 73 76 149 +5
T28 Anika Hitt 76 78 154 +10
T37 Elizabeth Keeling 80 77 157 +13
T37 Vanessa Manrique 79 78 157 +13
T45 Alyssa Burritt 83 76 159 +15
Individual
T47 Amalia Shahzan 77 83 160 +16
// TEAM RESULTS
1. Penn State 296 294 590 +14
2. Seton Hall 296 296 592 +16
3. UNCW 297 299 596 +20
4. College of Charleston 304 296 600 +24
5. William & Mary 306 300 606 +30
6. Xavier 311 298 609 +33
7. James Madison 314 300 614 +38
8. Cincinnati 308 307 615 +39
9. USF-Bulls 320 311 631 +55
10. Radford 331 321 652 +76
11. Western Carolina 349 335 684 +108
// COACH CARL ON THE BEARCATS
"Tough wind conditions on the course today," said head coach Janet Carl. "I saw a lot of progress today even though the numbers didn't show it. We are really happy with the team focusing better on our process and not the outcome. We are still working conditioning of playing 36 holes. I expect us to see improvement tomorrow morning. We have lots of great things going on with all our players and the team aspect in general. Want to finish strong tomorrow and continue to build for our next event."
// MONDAY'S FINAL ROUND
The third and final round of the tournament will begin Monday morning with a 9 a.m. ET shotgun start. Follow along with live scoring here.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – University of Cincinnati women's golf senior Christina Gloor led the way for the Bearcats on Sunday with a two-round score of 149 to tie for 10th place following the opening two rounds of play at the 2017 William & Mary Invitational at The River Course at Kingsmill Resort.
As a team, the Bearcats turned in rounds of 308 and 307 to sit eighth out of 11 teams competing.
// SCORING TEAM
Back in action after hosting Tuesday's Losantiville Challenge, the Red & Black showed well at William & Mary Sunday despite the short turnaround. Totaling two rounds of 615 (+39), UC had two players among the top-30 golfers in Gloor (Mattstetten, Switzerland/ESC La Neuveville) and junior Anika Hitt (Mequon, Wis./Homestead). Gloor started Sunday strong with a one-over-par 73 including a pair of birdies -- one each on the front and back nine. The senior followed with a second-round 76 including, again, two birdies to place in the top 10. Hitt, too, holed a pair of birdies during the first round and followed with one in the second to shoot an even-par back nine placing 28th.
Scoring Team
T10 Christina Gloor 73 76 149 +5
T28 Anika Hitt 76 78 154 +10
T37 Elizabeth Keeling 80 77 157 +13
T37 Vanessa Manrique 79 78 157 +13
T45 Alyssa Burritt 83 76 159 +15
Individual
T47 Amalia Shahzan 77 83 160 +16
// TEAM RESULTS
1. Penn State 296 294 590 +14
2. Seton Hall 296 296 592 +16
3. UNCW 297 299 596 +20
4. College of Charleston 304 296 600 +24
5. William & Mary 306 300 606 +30
6. Xavier 311 298 609 +33
7. James Madison 314 300 614 +38
8. Cincinnati 308 307 615 +39
9. USF-Bulls 320 311 631 +55
10. Radford 331 321 652 +76
11. Western Carolina 349 335 684 +108
// COACH CARL ON THE BEARCATS
"Tough wind conditions on the course today," said head coach Janet Carl. "I saw a lot of progress today even though the numbers didn't show it. We are really happy with the team focusing better on our process and not the outcome. We are still working conditioning of playing 36 holes. I expect us to see improvement tomorrow morning. We have lots of great things going on with all our players and the team aspect in general. Want to finish strong tomorrow and continue to build for our next event."
// MONDAY'S FINAL ROUND
The third and final round of the tournament will begin Monday morning with a 9 a.m. ET shotgun start. Follow along with live scoring here.