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Women's Golf in 20th after 1st round at NAIA Championship By Charles Balcom Palm Beach Gardens, FL - The Lindsey Wilson women's golf team sits in 20th place after an opening round 331 on Tuesday at the NAIA National Championship Tournament held at PGA National's Champion Course. The Blue Raiders shot 43-over par in the first round and are 31 strokes behind team leader SCAD Savannah (Ga.). Courtney Vincent is the highest Blue Raider on the leaderboard in a tie for 17th place after shooting a 5-over 77. She cruised through the first five holes with pars before bogeys on two of her last four holes put her at 2-over on the front nine. Vincent was up-and-down on the back nine, starting with three pars and a birdie on the par-4 13th. But then she followed with a double bogey on 14, and two pars later, she tripled the par-3 17th. Vincent closed out her round with a birdie on the par-5 18th. Tara Rodenhurst is tied for 88th place after carding a 12-over 84 during the first round at the par-72, 5,847-yad course. She played the front nine to 5-over and finished the back nine at 7-over. One stroke behind her is Dacie Bolton and Shayna Cockrill in a tie for 96th place with 13-over pars. Bolton played the front nine to 2-over, highlighted by a birdie on the par-5 sixth, but dropped 11 strokes on the back nine to finish at 13-over. Cockrill was 7-over on the front and 6-over on the back, her lone birdie of the day coming on the par-3 17th. Megan Kriz completes the team after she finished her day with a 91 in a tie for 138th place. SCAD Savannah's Corinne Grans-Wood leads the tournament after shooting even-par on the day. This story was posted on 2018-05-23 13:50:40
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