March 7,
2003
WOMEN'S COLLEGIATE
GOLF---Northern Illinois University hosts 5th Annual Springlake
Classic / at Sebring, FL / Springlake Country Club / Course Information:
Par---72 / Yardage---5,966 / 36-Hole Event / Fri.-Sat. / March 7-8,
2003.
Complete
First Round Results
5th ANNUAL SPRINGLAKE
CLASSIC / at Sebring, FL / Springlake Country Club
FIRST ROUND
(18-HOLE) TEAM STANDINGS:
1 Florida Gulf Coast 313 -- 313
2 Western New Mexico 316 -- 316
3 Nova Southeastern 318 -- 318
4 Lynn 320 -- 320
5 Ohio 322 -- 322
Northern Colorado 322 -- 322
7 Gonzaga 333 -- 333
8 Citadel 337 -- 337
9 Belmont 339 -- 339
10 Northern Illinois 356 -- 356
FIRST ROUND
(18--HOLE) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS:
1 Adrian Secrest (FGC) 74 -- 74
2 Cori Mozingo (OU) 75 -- 75
Kristen Kennedy (WNM) 75 -- 75
4 Amanda Brown (NSE) 76 -- 76
5 Kim Cammer (WNM) 77 -- 77
6 Courtny Krell (LU) 78 -- 78
Rashmeen Nirmal (NSE) 78 -- 78
Angie Glover (NC) 78 -- 78
9 Betsy Koenemann (BC) 79 -- 79
Heather Mize (FGC) 79 -- 79
Emily
Russell (NC) 79 -- 79
Esther Lee (LU) 79 -- 79
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FLORIDA GULF
COAST LEADS BY THREE STROKES AFTER FIRST ROUND OF SPRINGLAKE CLASSIC
SEBRING, FL --- On the strength of a junior Adrian Secrest's first-round
74, Florida Gulf Coast College shot a 313 as a team to lead by three
strokes after Friday's (March 7) first day of the Fifth Annual Springlake
Classic, hosted by Northern Illinois University. A pair of team's
are five strokes back through the first 18 holes.
"The tournament
was gone well," NIU coach Pam Tyska said. "The weather
was beautiful. It was just a little windy. We're playing a new course
and it's in great shape. The folks as Springlake added nine holes
this year, so all of us are still getting a little use to the course.
All of the top ten individuals are under 80 so we've got some good
leaders in the tournament. It will be a tight race tomorrow for
medallist and the team title."
Secrest is alone
in first place with Cori Mozingo of Ohio University and Kristen
Kennedy from Western New Mexico University one stroke back. Of the
55 players in the field, the top 12 are all within five strokes
of one another with two other golfers, Amanda Brown (76) of Nova
Southeastern University and Western New Mexico's Kim Crammer (77)
trailing by just three shots.
With all five
golfers in the tournament shooting 81 or under, the Lady Commodores
took a three shot lead over Western New Mexico during the first
loop. The Lady Mustangs posted four scorers of 83 or better to finish
the day at 316. Nova Southeastern was next at 318, while Lynn University
turned in a 320. The host Huskies, playing in their first event
of the season, fired a 356.
The final 18
holes will be played on Saturday (March 8) with a 9 a.m. (EST) shotgun
start.
-For more
information, contact Michael Smoose
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