TicketsMESA, Ariz. – Katie Hallinan and Sadie Pan finished tied for 57th place at 14-over par 230 Sunday to lead Cincinnati's effort at the Clover Cup at the Longbow Golf Club.
Pan posted the best final-round of any Bearcat, carding a 2-over 74 thanks to a pair of birdies and 12 par scores.
Hallinan completed her final round at 4-over 76 with two birdies and 11 par scores.
Other UC results included Carmela Simon Prieto finishing 65th at 19-over 235; Erin Evans, playing as an individual, finishing 66th at 24-over 240; Angela Lopez completing the event 68th at 26-over 242; and Paighton Masterson finishing 69th at 27-over 243.
Arizona State's Linn Grant won individual medalist honors at 9-under 207, helping the host Sun Devils win the team title at 16-under 848.
QUOTING UC HEAD COACH JANET CARL
"We played the front nine the way this team can compete," UC head coach Janet Carl said. "Again, not being tournament tough and our lack of conditioning hurt us on the back nine.
"We had some great wins during today's round. Sadie Pan had her low round of the year and Katie Hallinan lead the team despite being sick most of this week. Today was another round of solid ball striking and good strategies but on the back nine putting let us down. We have 12 days before we head out to our next event and will get back to working on our basics."
UC RESULTS
T57 – Katie Hallinan 76-78-76=230 (+14)
T57 – Sadie Pan 78-78-74=230 (+14)
T63 – Carmela Simon Prieto 76-82-77=235 (+19)
66 – Erin Evans 80-78-82=240 (+24)*
68 – Angela Lopez 84-78-80=242 (+26)
69 – Paighton Masterson 82-85-76=243 (+27)
- Played event as an individual
TEAM STANDINGS
1 – Arizona State 288-283-277=848 (-16)
2 – Arizona 281-284-286=851 (-13)
3 – UNLV 283-293-291=867 (+3)
4 – Clemson 299-289-281=869 (+5)
5 – Oklahoma 296-288-287=871 (+7)
6 – Houston 286-297-291=874 (+10)
7 – Florida International 297-294-288=879 (+15)
8 – Colorado State 296-298-291=885 (+21)
9 – Colorado 298-300-290=888 (+24)
10 – TCU 301-303-291=895 (+31)
11 – Grand Canyon 295-311-297=903 (+39)
12 – Cincinnati 312-316-303=931 (+67)
UP NEXT
Cincinnati takes part in the EKU Colonel Classic, Mar. 28-30 in Richmond, Kentucky.
Pan posted the best final-round of any Bearcat, carding a 2-over 74 thanks to a pair of birdies and 12 par scores.
Hallinan completed her final round at 4-over 76 with two birdies and 11 par scores.
Other UC results included Carmela Simon Prieto finishing 65th at 19-over 235; Erin Evans, playing as an individual, finishing 66th at 24-over 240; Angela Lopez completing the event 68th at 26-over 242; and Paighton Masterson finishing 69th at 27-over 243.
Arizona State's Linn Grant won individual medalist honors at 9-under 207, helping the host Sun Devils win the team title at 16-under 848.
QUOTING UC HEAD COACH JANET CARL
"We played the front nine the way this team can compete," UC head coach Janet Carl said. "Again, not being tournament tough and our lack of conditioning hurt us on the back nine.
"We had some great wins during today's round. Sadie Pan had her low round of the year and Katie Hallinan lead the team despite being sick most of this week. Today was another round of solid ball striking and good strategies but on the back nine putting let us down. We have 12 days before we head out to our next event and will get back to working on our basics."
UC RESULTS
T57 – Katie Hallinan 76-78-76=230 (+14)
T57 – Sadie Pan 78-78-74=230 (+14)
T63 – Carmela Simon Prieto 76-82-77=235 (+19)
66 – Erin Evans 80-78-82=240 (+24)*
68 – Angela Lopez 84-78-80=242 (+26)
69 – Paighton Masterson 82-85-76=243 (+27)
- Played event as an individual
TEAM STANDINGS
1 – Arizona State 288-283-277=848 (-16)
2 – Arizona 281-284-286=851 (-13)
3 – UNLV 283-293-291=867 (+3)
4 – Clemson 299-289-281=869 (+5)
5 – Oklahoma 296-288-287=871 (+7)
6 – Houston 286-297-291=874 (+10)
7 – Florida International 297-294-288=879 (+15)
8 – Colorado State 296-298-291=885 (+21)
9 – Colorado 298-300-290=888 (+24)
10 – TCU 301-303-291=895 (+31)
11 – Grand Canyon 295-311-297=903 (+39)
12 – Cincinnati 312-316-303=931 (+67)
UP NEXT
Cincinnati takes part in the EKU Colonel Classic, Mar. 28-30 in Richmond, Kentucky.