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Women’s Golf Concludes Inaugural Appearance at Big South Conference Championship
04.19.2017 | Women's Golf
Final Results (Click Link to Access)
THE RUNDOWN
Big South Conference Championship
Field: High Point, Presbyterian, Radford, UNC Asheville, Campbell, Charleston Southern, Winthrop, Longwood and Gardner-Webb.
Location: The Patriot Golf Club at Grand Harbor, Ninety Six, S.C.
Dates: April 17-19.
Ninety Six, S.C. – The UNC Asheville women's golf team completed their final round of play at the Big South Conference Championship at The Patriot Golf Club at Grand Harbor. The Bulldogs shot a 926 (313-304-309) for the three-day competition and finished in seventh place (+62) in their inaugural appearance.
Asheville's Rebecca Black (78-75-72) led the way for the Bulldogs. Black birdied her final hole of competition during her third round to finish at nine-over.
BULLDOG BITES
CAREER BEST: Rebecca Black shot her lowest round as a Bulldog with a 72.
TOP 20: Black finished the tournament tied for 20th, recording her second top-20 honor of the season.
BEST THREE-ROUND SCORE: The Bulldogs shot their best team score of the inaugural season by shooting a 926. They improved their previous best of 948 at the Kiawah Island Invitational by 22 strokes.
CHAMPIONS: Campbell University won the Big South Conference Championship for the sixth time in school history. The Camels shot (-15) as a team. Celia Mansour (71-66-70) of Presbyterian College took home individual medalist honors.
QUOTABLES
On Inaugural Season
"I couldn't be more proud of the team for the season they had. They have made great strides throughout the year. Winning a tournament in our first year was spectacular and a coaching memory I will cherish. I can't thank this group of young ladies enough for all they did for this program in year one." - Head Coach Breanne Hall
On Performance at Big South Conference Championship
"Overall, I was very pleased with how the team played during the three rounds. I thought they handled their nerves very well in this tough championship environment. The young group represented UNC Asheville with pride and I look forward to watching them grow." - Head Coach Breanne Hall
THE RUNDOWN
Big South Conference Championship
Field: High Point, Presbyterian, Radford, UNC Asheville, Campbell, Charleston Southern, Winthrop, Longwood and Gardner-Webb.
Location: The Patriot Golf Club at Grand Harbor, Ninety Six, S.C.
Dates: April 17-19.
Ninety Six, S.C. – The UNC Asheville women's golf team completed their final round of play at the Big South Conference Championship at The Patriot Golf Club at Grand Harbor. The Bulldogs shot a 926 (313-304-309) for the three-day competition and finished in seventh place (+62) in their inaugural appearance.
Asheville's Rebecca Black (78-75-72) led the way for the Bulldogs. Black birdied her final hole of competition during her third round to finish at nine-over.
BULLDOG BITES
CAREER BEST: Rebecca Black shot her lowest round as a Bulldog with a 72.
TOP 20: Black finished the tournament tied for 20th, recording her second top-20 honor of the season.
BEST THREE-ROUND SCORE: The Bulldogs shot their best team score of the inaugural season by shooting a 926. They improved their previous best of 948 at the Kiawah Island Invitational by 22 strokes.
CHAMPIONS: Campbell University won the Big South Conference Championship for the sixth time in school history. The Camels shot (-15) as a team. Celia Mansour (71-66-70) of Presbyterian College took home individual medalist honors.
QUOTABLES
On Inaugural Season
"I couldn't be more proud of the team for the season they had. They have made great strides throughout the year. Winning a tournament in our first year was spectacular and a coaching memory I will cherish. I can't thank this group of young ladies enough for all they did for this program in year one." - Head Coach Breanne Hall
On Performance at Big South Conference Championship
"Overall, I was very pleased with how the team played during the three rounds. I thought they handled their nerves very well in this tough championship environment. The young group represented UNC Asheville with pride and I look forward to watching them grow." - Head Coach Breanne Hall
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