TicketsJACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Another trip to Duval County awaits for the Cincinnati women's golf team, which will begin play at the two-day UNF Collegiate Monday. Live scoring is available through Golfstat.
Participating teams at the par-72, 5,926-yard Jacksonville Golf and Country Club include North Florida, Furman, North Texas, Chattanooga, Sam Houston, Georgia Southern, Xavier, Penn State, Jacksonville State, Florida Gulf Coast, Eastern Kentucky, South Alabama, Stetson, Central Arkansas, WKU and Daytona State.
UC is coming off a trip to the San Jose Intercollegiate, also in Jacksonville, where it finished 15th and was led by Katie Hallinan (14th) and Sadie Pan (40th) as it transitioned back into fully-outdoor play.
Hallinan, Pan, Erin Evans, Paighton Masterson and Alexis Daniel will rep the Bearcats. This is also a course that UC and head coach Janet Carl have seen for several years, and it will be Masterson's third-straight appearance there. Hallinan and Evans also played it last season.
Hallinan is pacing the squad with a 76.06 stroke average, while Pan is second at 77.94. Masterson, Evans and Daniel are all playing their first spring tourney, while the freshman Daniel is competing in her fourth overall. She also improved her score by nine strokes from her second-to-third events.
Participating teams at the par-72, 5,926-yard Jacksonville Golf and Country Club include North Florida, Furman, North Texas, Chattanooga, Sam Houston, Georgia Southern, Xavier, Penn State, Jacksonville State, Florida Gulf Coast, Eastern Kentucky, South Alabama, Stetson, Central Arkansas, WKU and Daytona State.
UC is coming off a trip to the San Jose Intercollegiate, also in Jacksonville, where it finished 15th and was led by Katie Hallinan (14th) and Sadie Pan (40th) as it transitioned back into fully-outdoor play.
Hallinan, Pan, Erin Evans, Paighton Masterson and Alexis Daniel will rep the Bearcats. This is also a course that UC and head coach Janet Carl have seen for several years, and it will be Masterson's third-straight appearance there. Hallinan and Evans also played it last season.
Hallinan is pacing the squad with a 76.06 stroke average, while Pan is second at 77.94. Masterson, Evans and Daniel are all playing their first spring tourney, while the freshman Daniel is competing in her fourth overall. She also improved her score by nine strokes from her second-to-third events.